Social Content Producer

How You’ll Contribute The Campus and Experiences division creates and supports inspirational experiences for live audiences and delivers excellent service and operations at National Geographic Society facilities. The division is responsible for our Base Camp headquarters, including all aspects of the Museum of Exploration. This division also produces and generates revenue through National Geographic Live, Speakers Bureau and National Geographic’s Traveling Exhibitions programs. How You’ll Contribute The Business Strategy and Performance team is responsible for creating the overall business strategy of all revenue streams on campus that meet or exceed gross and net revenue targets across all business lines including, but not limited to ticketing sales, tours group sales, food and beverage, retail, event rentals, and event programming. The Social Content Producer is the visual storyteller and technical engine behind the National Geographic Museum of Exploration’s digital presence. This is a highly mobile, creative, and technical role designed for someone who lives behind a lens and inside an editing suite. Reporting to the Sr. Manager, Content & Creative, this role will work closely with the Social Media Manager who focuses on strategy and community management, the Producer is the "boots on the ground" creator. This role is responsible for capturing the magic of our exhibitions, events, and behind-the-scenes discoveries, then transforming that raw footage into high-performing, platform-optimized assets. Your Impact Responsibilities Include: Field Capture & Production 40% Boots on the Ground: Serve as the primary visual creator at museum events, exhibit launches, and content shoots. Raw Asset Collection: Capture high-quality video, photography, and audio that aligns with the National Geographic aesthetic. Creative Direction: Translate abstract exhibit themes into compelling visual hooks that stop the scroll. ​ Post-Production & Technical Optimization 50% The Pipeline Lead: Manage the end-to-end production workflow for both National Geographic Live (NGL) and Museum of Exploration (MOE) handles. Platform Formatting: Expertly reformat assets for specific platform UX (e.g., converting 16:9 cinematic footage into 9:16 Reels/TikToks/YouTube Shorts or 4:5 Feed posts). Technical Editing: Edit raw clips into cohesive narratives, including splitting long-form content into high-engagement assets like 10-slide Instagram Carousels. Rapid-Response Design & Animation 10% Turn-key Creative: Provide light graphic design and motion graphics to ensure the museum can react to cultural trends in real-time. Asset Branding: Create custom title treatments, lower-thirds, and overlays that maintain brand integrity while feeling native to social media. What You’ll Bring Educational Background Bachelor’s degree in Film/Video Production, Digital Media, Multimedia Journalism or Visual Communications preferred.  Minimum…