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Last updated Jan 17 2025
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Video Producer Reviews

What is it like working as a Video Producer?

August 2021
Video Produce at McMaster University.
Video Producer in Hamilton:
Pros: The work culture and environment are really nice. Staff and colleagues are kind and try to work with you to make better content.
Cons: They'll constantly tell you how much they value your work, but the compensation doesn't respect that value.
June 2021
Enjoy working in Saskatoon.
Video Producer in Saskatoon:
Pros: It is a great city with great people
Cons: The video industry here is can be difficult for budgets
February 2021
A great place to start your video career but not in the long term.
Video Producer in Auckland:
Pros: The variety
Cons: The unrealistic deadlines and lack of organisation at times
February 2021
Working for The Hill is a demanding job.
Video Producer in Hyattsville:
Pros: Working remotely, being in a small team, producing editorial videos, working solo shifts.
Cons: Busy news cycle days, when the video servers we upload our exports to start lagging.
January 2021
Beautiful place, but not easy to get to.
Video Producer in West Hollywood:
Pros: The immediate area is wonderful. I love the people, the food, and the atmosphere.
Cons: The traffic is horrible, and the surrounding areas can be a bit dodgy.
November 2020
Creative opportunity in a crazy environment.
Video Producer in Dallas:
Pros: Creative freedom to produce a wide variety meaningful content types
Cons: The disorganized and dysfunctional operations and the ineffectual management of leadership
October 2020
The best workplace for an introduction into online journalism.
Video Producer in New York:
Pros: I'm trusted to create to the best of my ability. I never get any sense of doubt that what I'm making isn't up to par.
Cons: Since joining the team my responsibilities have shifted. I'm no longer just a video editor but have found myself doing mostly motion design and series rebranding. Which I enjoy, but the pay hasn't reflected this change.

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