The Daily Mail is seeking a brilliant producer to work on original series that are primarily designed for YouTube. This person will work under the supervision of a showrunner to produce, edit, shoot, or animate (based on the requirements of the show and the skills of the producer) episodes.

The Daily Mail shows team produces repeatable, identifiable formats that are 8-22 minutes in length. This is a new role on a new team that's tasked with developing a slate of original programming that viewers will fall in love with.

Key Responsibilities:

Produce, edit, shoot, or animate an original show that's primarily designed to work on YouTube.
Work closely with the senior producer/showrunner to set the direction of the show, contributing to conversations around development, episode ideas, and technical aspects of production.
Pitch episode ideas and constantly push to improve the quality of the show.
Take an analytical approach to show performance, using data to understand which parts of the show are working and which aren't.

Required Skills and Qualities:

Experience producing, editing, or shooting long-form videos.
A deep curiosity about YouTube as a platform.
A world-class story sense and ability to assess pitches.
An ability to clearly communicate and give detailed, specific feedback.
A lack of fear of failure and a willingness to pivot when an idea doesn't work out as planned.
A deep understanding of the principles of good journalism.

If you are passionate about creating videos that inform, engage, and grow audiences, and you thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment, we would like to hear from you. Please submit your resume, cover letter, and a portfolio of your work.

The MailOnline operates a 24/7 newsroom, and flexibility will be required to work shifts according to the demands of the news cycle.