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Video Producer

London
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The Spectator Video Producer

The Spectator is Britain’s most influential weekly magazine, reaching over two million people each week through our digital platforms. With nearly 200 years of heritage and a rapidly growing YouTube and podcast offering, we’re at the forefront of political commentary and cultural debate.

Our broadcast team is looking for a talented Video Producer, as we look to expand our video output with a slate of polished, reactive video coverage specifically designed for YouTube and social media. You will assist in making high-quality edits – both long-form and short-form – which respond to breaking political and cultural stories. You will work in a fast-paced and exciting newsroom environment, helping to produce video content which complements the unique voice of the world’s oldest magazine.

The successful candidate will have a proven track record in creating high-level edits which are dynamic, polished and stand out on YouTube homepages and social feeds. You will have a keen ear for which stories are driving the day in Westminster and beyond, and an understanding of how to communicate them to a Spectator audience. You will have a high degree of proficiency in video editing – specifically on Premiere Pro – and competency in audio production is also desirable. Most importantly, you will be a highly motivated individual who enjoys working in a vibrant office environment, where no two days are the same.

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This is an entry-level role and you will report to The Spectator’s Head of TV and Head of Podcasts, whilst frequently working collaboratively with our social team. We encourage anyone currently studying for a degree in broadcast journalism in particular to apply.

Requirements

  • Creative storytelling abilities with a good eye for visual narratives, as well as a high level of proficiency in video editing – specifically Premiere Pro.
  • Proven track record in creating dynamic video content – both long-form and short-form.
  • An understanding of what performs well on YouTube homepages and social feeds, and the editing tricks required to retain viewer interest.
  • Keen interest in news and current affairs.
  • Exceptional attention to detail, with ability to work quickly under pressure and to tight deadlines.

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Desirable

  • Some experience in a news-based organisation.
  • A working grasp of media law.
  • Audio production skills – with proficiency in your chosen DAW (Adobe Audition, Logic Pro, Hindenburg Journalist etc.)

Application

To apply for this job, you must submit your CV and covering letter. Plus please produce a social-first video, designed specifically for YouTube shorts, Instagram or Twitter and inspired by a recent Spectator article. Here are some examples.

Closing date for applications is 26 June 2026. If you have not received a response from us by 3 July 2026, please assume that you have not been shortlisted for an interview.

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Skills

Video Editing
Adobe Premiere Pro
Storytelling
YouTube Content Strategy
Social Media Video Production
Audio Production
News Judgment
Visual Narratives
Long-form Video
Short-form Video

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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