Multimedia Content Specialist

Description

The Multimedia Content Specialist reports to the Executive Director of Communications and supports the Office of Communications in producing creative, high-quality multimedia content for a variety of platforms. This position focuses on capturing and sharing the story of the Diocese through video, photography, audio, and graphic design. Primary responsibilities include planning, producing, and editing videos; recording and editing podcasts; and photographing events and activities throughout the Diocese. The Multimedia Content Specialist will also assist in designing graphics for social media, web, and print use. The position requires a collaborative, self- starting individual with a creative eye and strong technical skills. This position occasionally involves evening and weekend work to cover diocesan events.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Plans and produces video content for the Diocese, including event recaps, interviews, educational content, and promotional campaigns
• Edits short- and long-form videos for distribution across platforms
• Records, edits, and publishes podcasts, including coordinating interviews and production
• Photographs diocesan events, portraits, and ministry activities
• Edits and organizes photo archives and prepares images for various uses
• Designs basic graphics for web, social media, and print to support diocesan initiatives
• Assists in coordinating multimedia coverage for diocesan events, liturgies, and ministries
• Maintains multimedia equipment and manages media files and project archives
• Collaborates with Communications team members to develop engaging, mission-aligned content
• Occasionally supports other communications projects and initiatives as needed

Qualifications: 

• Proven experience in video production, editing, and post-production
• Experience with photography and photo editing (e.g., Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop)
• Familiarity with podcast production tools and audio editing software
• Basic graphic design skills and knowledge of design tools
• Strong storytelling skills with an eye for visual composition and message alignment
• Organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple projects with deadlines
• Positive professional demeanor and desire to serve the Church’s mission through media
• Willingness to travel locally and work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends
• Practicing Catholic preferred

Employee Classification:

• Salary
• Full-time