Learning Designer / Video Producer

Job Title: Learning Designer / Video Producer

Duration: 3 Months to start ASAP

Day rate: Competitive day rate

Location: Remote

The Role

This is an exciting opportunity to join a globally recognised professional body that sets standards and provides education, certification and research within their specialist sector. They are looking for someone to join their team as a full time learning designer, to identify and update pieces of their learning offerings into engaging learning videos.

Required Experience

  • Strong Learning Design experience with a focus on video-based learning content
  • Ability to review draft modules and identify content suitable for video transformation
  • Proven experience in scripting and storyboarding for video learning
  • Hands-on experience creating end-to-end video content (screencasts, talking head, narrative/explainer)
  • Proficiency in Adobe Premiere / Adobe Creative Suite for video production
  • Ability to produce high volumes of video content at pace
  • Strong understanding of designing specifically for video as a learning medium
  • Ability to work autonomously in a fast-paced, remote environment
  • Awareness of AI video tools (e.g. Synthesia) advantageous but not essential
Salary: GBP 400 - 600 per day
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