Videographer/Editor (Part Time)

Bonneville International Corporation is hiring a part-time Videographer/Editor at KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, Utah. This role sits within the broadcast news production workflow, covering daily news events in the field and cutting finished packages for air using non-linear editing systems. It suits a working shooter-editor who is comfortable moving between field news photography and post-production on deadline-driven television content.

About the Role

KSL-TV is Utah’s leading local broadcast news operation, and this position feeds directly into its daily news output across both linear television and digital platforms. On any given day, this person might be on a live microwave shot in the morning and sitting in an edit bay finishing a character-driven feature by afternoon. The role demands fluency in both broadcast news photography and post-production workflow, with no clean separation between the two.

Key Responsibilities

• Edit news packages and long-form content to broadcast standards using Adobe Premiere, applying professional technique across trimming, sequencing, color correction, audio mixing, and graphics.
• Cover daily news events as assigned by the desk, operating camera and gathering field audio with correct lighting setups for broadcast delivery.
• Set up and receive live microwave and satellite feeds, maintaining working knowledge of transmission equipment in the field.
• Communicate story and status updates to producers and editors via radio or phone throughout field assignments to keep the rundown accurate.
• Perform line editing, feedroom duties, and other routine post-production tasks within the broadcast news workflow on a rotating basis.
• Carry and operate photography and production equipment weighing up to 60 lbs, including in demanding outdoor or weather-affected conditions.

What You Bring

• Minimum two years of experience in broadcast journalism, news photography, or a directly related production field.
• Proficiency with non-linear editing systems, specifically Adobe Premiere, in a broadcast news post-production environment.
• Practical experience with field lighting, location audio, and news-style camerawork for daily episodic television or live news formats.
• Familiarity with microwave and satellite operations is preferred for live broadcast work.
• A valid driver’s license and the ability to self-direct in the field without editorial supervision.
• An audition reel or file demonstrating news editing style, accuracy, and editorial judgment is required with application.

Why This Role

KSL-TV carries real weight in Utah broadcast news and has a track record of award-winning journalism, which means the work here appears in front of a large, established audience rather than disappearing into a low-distribution feed. The part-time schedule works for editors and shooters who are building a broadcast news reel while managing other production commitments. Compensation is $17.00 to $18.50 per hour, with the final rate determined by experience and qualifications.

Apply now for the Videographer/Editor position at Bonneville International Corporation and bring your broadcast production skills to one of Utah’s most recognized news operations.