Remote Video Editing Volunteer Projects

Project Manaia is a small marine research NGO that (at this stage) is running entirely powered by people donating their time we can’t pay a salary but can offer a spot onboard for people who invest their time during the offseason. Responsibilities: - If onboard: Filming daily life and work onboard. - If onshore: Check on uploaded video material and choose best usable clips and develop the storyline (in collaboration with Captain and Social Media Officer) - The actual Video editing (Check our YouTube channel to get an idea of the level we are currently working on) - One video of around 10 minutes per week to be uploaded on YouTube and used on the website. - In collaboration with Social Media also create blog posts around the videos. We will head back out to sea again in April 2021 and will happily welcome everyone else as well – more information on schedule, etc yet to come. For more information please get in touch via mail to info@projectmanaia.at

Global Peace Media is seeking Video Journalists/ Reporters from different parts of the world for our upcoming YouTube series featuring people taking action to create a better world.. Great opportunity to use your creative skills to research stories from around the world about how people are working to create a better future for all. Tell us what is happening in your community or country... www.globalpeacemedia.org

Work from your own location..remote opportunity with GLOBAL PEACE MEDIA... Video editor needed for our upcoming YouTube shows that will feature people, artists and musicians from all over the Planet urging and inspiring people to take action to create a better world. GLOBAL PEACE MEDIA is a 501c3 tax-exempt, non-profit organization in existence since 1993. Our shows educate people on how to stay healthy and to work towards environmental sustainability, economic justice and peaceful co-existence with all people and life-forms on Planet Earth. Our shows go out to 180 countries. https://www.globalpeacemedia.org/

My Dog Is My Home is seeking a Storytelling Coordinator to join our 100% volunteer staff. As storytelling is essential to MDIMH, the storytelling will develop concepts and work plans for My Dog Is My Home’s storytelling programming including developing films for MDIMH clients upon requests and working with the members of the Co-Sheltering Collaborative to create individual mini-docs about their programming. In collaboration with the My Dog is My Home’s Executive Director, Communications Coordinator and the Co-Sheltering Collaborative, the volunteer’s duties will include: identifying potential video interviewees, interviewing clients, coordinating film shoots; developing story scripts, transcribing interviews, filming and editing video or locating a free/low-cost videographer and film editor. This position is great for someone who has a passion for social justice; loves creative problem solving; and cares about animal welfare, social issues related to people, and the human-animal bond. The ideal candidate is someone who is interested in a long-term (at least one year) commitment with My Dog is My Home and can contribute about 5-10 hours per week. About you You are a highly motivated, creative individual with experience and a passion for connecting with people and empowering them to tell their stories. You care about social issues related to people and animals. You have excellent research, planning and people management skills and are able to express the organization’s views positively and creatively. You’re a passionate storyteller and you understand the importance of storytelling to create change and promote the organization. Location: New York, Los Angeles, or Remote Reports to: Executive Director Compensation: Unpaid   Essential Responsibilities: Take on a wide array of projects based on your interests and abilities and MDIMH’s needs. Sample projects/tasks include - Creating one five minute video for each of the Co-Sheltering Collaborative members (total of 5 - 10 videos) Creating an "about us" MDIMH video Identifying opportunities for MDIMH to engage in film, photo, or written storytelling Creating a plan for MDIMH to build out their storytelling programming Maintaining a MDIMH photo and story library   Essential Qualifications Familiarity with impactful storytelling Experience with filming, video editing, and film interviewing Ability to work with others Compassion, empathy, and dedication to social justice Experience or interest in animal welfare A great sense of humor! Love of continuous learning Clear and timely communication skills Preferred, but not necessary Experience in working with people experiencing homelessness Familiarity with homeless service systems Experience working with animals or animal welfare organizations How to Apply Please send your resume with a statement of interest in the body of the email at info@mydogismyhome.org. People of color, women, individuals who have experienced homelessness, formerly incarcerated people, LGBTQ individuals, and progressive visionaries are encouraged to apply. Our Hiring Process & Timeline We will review applications on a rolling basis until the position is filled. We will begin scheduling phone interviews immediately. Your phone interview may be followed by an in-person one-hour interview. If you are invited for an interview, we will ask for examples of your work relevant to this position, e.g. a campaign you created, a writing sample, or other relevant materials. We would like to have the selected candidate start as soon as possible. Equal Opportunity Statement: We are committed to attracting, developing and retaining exceptional people, and to creating a work environment that is dynamic, rewarding and that enables each of us to realize our potential. Our work environment is safe and open to all employees and partners, respecting the full spectrum of races, ethnicities, national origins, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, beliefs, religions, faiths and ideologies, cultures, socio-economic backgrounds and levels of physical ability. My Dog is My Home does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of these identities in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, hiring and firing of staff, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services.

Hi all! 👋🏼 We are looking for a video editor intern that seeks to contribute to our cause by providing her/his skills in the editing and creative sector. Most of the needs we have are basic editing goals and composing videos that show the impact we are having through our actions. Creativity and proposing new ideas are always welcome! We are a solid team of young Colombians around the globe who trust and are betting for a better country!

Position: • Film Intern Deadline for Application: Summer Internship: March 31st Fall Internship: August 19th Spring Internship: November 3rd OC Habitats Background and Mission: The mission of OC Habitats (OCH) is to provide a public service for the many habitats of Orange County, California through conservation efforts, rehabilitation, restoration, education, outreach, volunteerism, monitoring, and partnering with other entities whose goal is to promote the preservation, conservation, and restoration of natural habitats and the species therein. We accomplish this mission with our highly passionate and experienced staff through education and outreach to the public in our habitat education programs, our coastal dune monitoring programs, and our restoration programs around the county. We work collaboratively with other like-minded organizations in and around Orange County to serve people of all ages and backgrounds. We have a more intense focus on school-aged students who we believe are the future stewards of our planet. Film Intern Projects: o Work with OCH team (administrators, directors, interns and staff) on the development and publication of videos and slideshows that support and supplement our mission and programs. o Work within Adobe Premiere or similar editing software o Work with website applications and social media applications for publication o Coordinate with different members of the OCH team on content (academic and creative) o Work in the field, directing team to provide quality material and content for programming Internship Training could include: • Leadership/Mentorship – As intern progresses through program the level of responsibility will increase. We would like to see all interns perform in some leadership capacity during their time with us. Interns that choose the 12-month program will have even greater responsibility and the chance to lead new interns and volunteers. • Public Speaking and Program Development – OCH has a strong base in education and outreach and, therefore, has much need for public speaking in the classroom or at public forums. We like to have each intern participate in at least one public speaking event during their time with us. With current social distancing recommendations this public speaking may be in the form of virtual programming versus in-person programming. • Teamwork and Collaboration – Interns will meet weekly with the intern team as well as work with board members and volunteers. They will often be asked to collaborate, brain storm, and build a project together. In addition to in-house teamwork, interns may also be asked to work with our partner organizations and agencies to work on specific projects that we are working on together. • Research and Writing – All OCH interns will participate in research and writing during their time with us. We post a variety of articles through our website and quarterly newsletter that addresses current environmental topics in and around our area. • Administrative, Business, Marketing and Finance Skills – As a small nonprofit there are many aspects of the organization that the intern will be exposed to and may be asked to help with. This could include scheduling, fundraising and marketing, social media, data manipulation, and more. This aspect is usually a small part of the intern’s overall experience unless intern is an administrative intern with the goal of working on the business side of our organization. Requirements and Expectations: o Days/Time: 10 or more hours per week (in office and field), as determined by OCH and intern o Weekly reports on progress of works or projects as well as bi-monthly evaluations and exit interview at end of internship term. o Length of internships: 6 - 12 month programs available. How to apply: Student can apply through our organization by clicking this link or going to this url: https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=aa79d1b5-7bf2-40dd-a3b8-99e80a603655&ApplicationFormNumber=2 Student should complete the application in as detailed a manner as possible and include a cover letter, resume, and list of references. Once all documents have been reviewed and deemed a potential candidate for the position, an interview will be schedule either in-person or virtual. Cover letter should be addressed to OCH Intern Program, Stacey Chartier-Grable. Additional information can be sent via to Stacey Chartier-Grable, OCH@ochabitats.org. Contact Info: OC Habitats 949.697.8651 Stacey Chartier-Grable, Executive Director/Internship Program Director OCH@ochabitats.org

Just to make things 100% clear I wanted to explain to you a little about LD. We were founded in 2019 and are around 4-5 full-time employees. Work both locally, national and international with audiovisual content productions (including design, webpage, app, film, photography, etc). In addition to that, we work with strategic development, start-up acceleration, and also are starting to have a finger in the game regarding local architectural projects. Last but not least we are very engaged in local community projects, among them, being organizing ocean clean-up projects, community dinners, and hosting Ålesund Film School for children. On top off all this we of course have a own coffee and vintage clothing store in the front section of our studio. You can read more about us and our projects at www.ld.studio Enough about us. We are excited to hopefully soon have some of you onboard soon. We have decided that we would love to invite 2-3 long-term volunteers to come and stay with us.  WE WILL PROVIDE Travel costs to/from Ålesund, Norwayfood and accommodation (a 3-room apartment for all the volunteers)Free use of an electrical car (provided you have an international driving license)Excursions/Trips here in the region and generally in Norway Bonus salary for working extra hoursAlso, we will take care of work-visa, workers' insurances and obviously a volunteer contract.It is very important for us that volunteers come here to seek creative development and have a personal drive to develop projects/concepts long-term. WE DO NOT look for people that are only wanting to use this as an opportunity to "see" Norway. (Don't worry, there will be plenty of that time to do that too). The minimum period for a volunteer stay will be 3 months, but WE WILL prioritize people that intend to stay longer. In any circumstance, volunteers need to inform about departure 1 month ahead of when leaving. We have organized the volunteer apartment from 1st of august, and we are therefor also looking out for people that would like to arrive by then or shortly after. More about the work generally. Volunteers will be working an average of 6 hours (5 days a week), but work hours can and will be very flexible. Volunteers are of course happily welcome to always use our studio (which is equipped with several Imac/MacBooks, coffee bar, meeting rooms,  podcast studio, photo/film studio, photo/film equipment, tattoo equipment, painting equipment, workshop with welding, ceramics, generally building). Specifically, we are looking to fill the following areas in the volunteers:   1) videographer/animator 2) cafe helper/SoMe manager/event organizer/all-around helper 3) graphical designer/project manager