Video Producer Jobs at Newsweek
Newsweek has one open video producer role, fully remote, alongside 8 other open roles.
About Newsweek
Newsweek is a news media company that publishes in-depth news coverage, analysis, and opinion across politics, world affairs, business, technology, and culture. It operates both print and digital editions, delivering breaking news and long-form journalism to a global audience.
The open role
- Digital Video Producer (Casual Worker): remote, posted 14 September 2026.
Also hiring at Newsweek
Newsweek is also hiring: journalist (5) and editor (3).
Its roles are in United Kingdom (7), remote (4) and United States (2).
What video producer work involves
A Video Producer oversees the full lifecycle of video content, translating briefs into finished productions for platforms such as social media, websites, e-learning, and marketing campaigns. Day-to-day work spans pre-production planning (scripting, storyboarding, scheduling shoots), hands-on production (directing camera, lighting, and sound), and post-production editing (cutting footage, adding graphics, colour grading, and sound mixing). Many Video Producers also self-shoot and self-edit, particularly in digital and social-first environments, and collaborate closely with creative, marketing, and brand teams to ensure each piece meets platform requirements and audience expectations.
Questions people ask
Where is the video producer job at Newsweek?
It is remote.
What else is Newsweek hiring for?
Journalist and editor: 8 more roles.