We are seeking an ideal candidate to lead our Audio Visual team, who acts as the technical architect of a content factory, ensuring that a single story can be simultaneously packaged for TV, radio, digital, and social platforms.
Key Responsibilities
Oversee the allocation of central resources—such as camera crews, mobile journalism (MoJo) kits, and edit suites to support multiple platforms from a single source.
Manage the “Superdesk” technical infrastructure, ensuring unified content management systems (CMS) allow editors to see the full multimedia picture in real time.
Lead the production of “story-centric” content where a single report is formatted as a TV package, a radio bulletin, and a social media clip simultaneously.
Direct live newscasts and multi-platform broadcasts, ensuring smooth technical execution across web and traditional airwaves.
Maintain quality control for all visual and audio designs, including on-air graphics and digital assets.
Design and maintain a unified technology stack that supports non-linear workflows, reducing asset duplication and “copy-pasting” between departments.
Implement and upgrade newsroom software for video switching, audio mixing, and live streaming (e.g., WebEx, Livestream, BlackMagic ATEM).
Stay ahead of emerging trends such as AI integration, video-first podcasting, and emerging distribution platforms.
Lead a multi-skilled team of audio producers, videographers, and digital journalists, fostering a culture of collaboration across departmental boundaries.
High professional integrity with a deep understanding of Nigerian media laws and ethical journalism.
Oversee post-production tasks such as video editing, sound design, and content archiving.
Lead troubleshooting and repair of hardware and software components.
Act as the lead technical authority for large-scale live events, broadcasts, and webcasts.
Collaborate with creative teams to realize artistic visions through sound reinforcement and visual displays.
Required skills & qualifications
Education & certification: Degree in Broadcasting, Media Production, or Information Technology.
Experience: At least 10 years of journalism experience, with a minimum of 5 years leading a multimedia team.
Experience: Significant leadership in broadcast or digital news, with a proven track record of managing large, diverse technical teams.
Converged skill set: Advanced knowledge of both traditional broadcast engineering and digital/social media formats.
Strategic vision: Ability to translate audience research into technical requirements that meet evolving news consumption habits.
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