Video Production Lecturer at Africa Digital Media Institute ADMI in Nairobi, Kenya

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    Video Production Lecturer

    Africa Digital Media Institute ADMINairobi, Kenya

    Posted

    5 days ago

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    1 Sept

    Full Time
    On Site
    Mid
    ICT & Telecommunications
    Education & Training

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    Job Description

    We are seeking a Video Production Lecturer to join our team. The role involves teaching and mentoring students in video production, with a focus on professional videography and editing. The ideal candidate will have a strong portfolio and proficiency in industry-standard editing software.

    Key Responsibilities

    • Teach video production courses to students.
    • Mentor students in professional videography and editing techniques.
    • Develop and update curriculum materials.

    Required Qualifications

    • Certificate in Video Production
    • Professional videography and editing experience
    • Proficiency in Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro
    • Portfolio of commercial, documentary, or broadcast work

    Job Details

    Job Function

    Education & Training

    Education Level

    Junior Secondary Certificate (Grade 9 / Equivalent)

    Area of Study

    Media

    Field of Study

    Video Production

    Languages

    English

    Additional Information

    How to Apply: Send your CV and cover letter to apply@admi.africa.

    Show Your Reel Before You Talk

    For a video production lecturer role, your portfolio is your first interview. Hiring managers want to see commercial, documentary, or broadcast work that proves you can teach what you practice.

    1. Curate a teaching-focused reel: Pick 3–5 pieces that show range—commercial, documentary, and broadcast. Include a short breakdown of your role in each project.

    2. Prepare a sample lesson: Be ready to teach a 10-minute segment on editing or camera technique. Show you can break down complex concepts simply.

    3. Know your editing software inside out: Expect questions on Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro. Be ready to discuss shortcuts, color grading, and troubleshooting.

    4. Highlight student outcomes: If you've taught before, share examples of student work and their progress. If not, talk about how you'd structure feedback.

    5. Understand the digital generation: ADMI focuses on Africa's digital future. Show you can engage young creatives with current trends and platforms.

    6. Bring your gear or show your setup: If you have a camera or editing rig, mention it. It shows you're hands-on and ready to demonstrate.

    7. Discuss curriculum development: Be ready to talk about how you'd design a course that balances theory and practice, from scripting to post-production.

    8. Ask about the students: Show genuine interest in who you'll teach. Ask about class sizes, equipment available, and how ADMI measures success.

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    Tags

    video production
    videography
    editing
    Adobe Premiere
    DaVinci Resolve