KSB Videographer & Editor (Student)

September 15, 2026

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Department:

Kogod School of Business

Time Type:

Part time

FLSA Status:

Non-Exempt

Job Description:

Summary:

Under the supervision of the Senior Designer, the student videographer & editor contributes to audio-visual content production for Kogod School of Business media. This includes the school website, social channels, promotional materials, and internal communications. The student is expected to show responsibility, judgment, and enthusiasm for high-quality content creation, supporting the creative team and working both independently and with fellow peers.

Essential Functions:

Assist in creating and editing videos, animations, and graphics for digital campaigns, events, and web/social channels.
Assist in editing and reviewing video projects from start to finish.
Shoot video of events and interviews, using Sony cameras and equipment.
Support faculty, staff, and student group projects with creative video production.
Research new video trends and creative techniques relevant to higher education media.
Ensure all media aligns with Kogod School of Business brand guidelines and accessibility standards, including closed captioning and subtitles.

Position Type/Expected Hours of Work:

Part-time.
10 hours per week.

Salary Range:

$18.40 - $20.00 per hour.

Required Education and Experience:

Must be a currently enrolled student at the American University with a valid AU email account and in good academic standing.
Portfolio of video/media work or school projects showing editing, filming, and creative skills.
Experience or strong interest in video production, editing, and multimedia storytelling.
Proficiency in or willingness to learn Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator) and relevant media production software.
Excellent communication, organizational, and time management skills.
Ability to troubleshoot creative or technical challenges.
Attention to detail for proofing and quality checking final products.
Ability to balance both work related tasks and personal/school life.
Willingness to work with colleagues in a team setting and independently.

Additional Eligibility Qualifications:

Experience with Sony camera video production equipment is a plus.
Must be willing and able to lift items up to 25 lbs.
Ability to work with diverse populations.
Can-do attitude, positivity, patience, and flexibility.
Flexible schedule with some set hours.

Other Details

This position is available only to enrolled American University students.
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