The incumbent plays a key role in capturing high-quality video content that showcases and updates the public on various government services and initiatives. This role requires a creative and technical skill set to produce engaging and informative content that aligns with government standards and public expectations.

• Plans, shoots, and edits video content that highlights government services, initiatives, and events.
• Assists in crafting compelling narratives that effectively communicate the purpose and impact of government services to the public.
• Works closely with Ministry departments to understand their service offerings and messaging needs.
• Operates and maintains professional video equipment, including cameras, lighting, and audio gear.
• Edits footage to create clear, engaging, and high-quality videos; include subtitles, graphics, and effects as needed.
• Ensures all content complies with government policies, legal standards, and ethical guidelines.
• Manages multiple video projects simultaneously, adhering to deadlines and budget constraints.
• Works collaboratively with other multimedia professionals to plan and execute video projects.
• Assists in the development of an overall video brand messaging strategy.
• Works both on and off-site

• Considerable experience in using video and video editing equipment.
• Considerable knowledge of digital technology and editing software packages (e.g. Avid Media
• Composer, Lightworks, Premiere, After Effects and Final Cut)
• Sound knowledge of the use of special effects, 3D, and compositing
• Knowledge and a good understanding of motion graphics is preferred.
• Understanding of government protocols and sensitivity towards public communication.

• Ability to operate a camera.
• Ability to work flexible hours.
• Ability to work with diverse client groups.
• Ability to work in cross
• Creative thinker
• Good time-management skills
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Storytelling skills

• Minimum of 3-5 years' experience as a video specialist or similar role
• Training as evidenced by a recognised University degree in Film, Media Production, Communications, Cinematography, or a related field
• Any equivalent combination of qualifications and experience