Overview
The BBC is an international multimedia broadcaster on radio, TV, online and social networks with a weekly global audience of 320 million. As part of an historic multi-million pound expansion of BBC Africa, the BBC World Service is introducing a wide range of new and exciting language and regional content to serve African and global audiences.
Job Position: Video Journalist, BBC Pidgin Service
Job Location: Lagos, Nigeria
Job Responsibilities
- We are looking for a creative and experienced video journalist with an excellent understanding of what makes brilliant digital journalism. In this role you will work creatively across all digital platforms – video, audio and text – to ensure that the Pidgin service output grows a distinctive character and status in its target area. You will offer story ideas and will routinely self-shoot and edit news packages for use across multiple platforms. You will be required occasionally to do some field reporting.
Job Requirements
- The successful candidate will have experience within a media environment.
You will also command the following attributes:
- Fluent in Pidgin and English (written and spoken)
- Must have experience of delivering creative output to online digital platforms, recognising the distinct requirements of different types of output.
- Ability to self-shoot and edit video routinely which is the main focus of the role
- Knowledge of local, regional and international news and current affairs is essential.
- You will have knowledge of and recent experience of living in the target area, including a good understanding of the complexities of Nigeria.
- Ability to work under pressure and to react to breaking news is essential.
Application Deadline
14th December, 2022.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online
Note
- Applicants should be aware that this role will require you to travel at short notice.
- You must have work authorisation for Nigeria.
- Any offer of employment with the BBC will be conditional upon you having the right to work in Nigeria