theatreWashington
Social Media Coordinator
theatreWashington - Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
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Overview
Collaborate with communications lead and Helen Hayes Awards team on social media strategy for pre-event content and event coverage of the 2024 Helen Hayes Awards.
Draft, design, and implement social media content (text, graphics, and video) from March through May to drive excitement, engagement, anticipation, attendance, and coverage.
March: approximately 2 posts per week. April & May: approximately 2-4 posts per week.
In coordination with the communications lead, design and execute plan and training for a social media event team (approximately 10-15 people) to drive social media coverage at the Awards.
Lead this team at the event.
Time Commitment
Considering applying for this job Do not delay, scroll down and make your application as soon as possible to avoid missing out. Approximately 50 hours of work:
Approximately 2-5 hours per week from March through May. Approximately 8 hours on-site at the event.
Brief weekly check-ins with the communications lead, scheduled at mutually agreed upon times. Skills & Experience Candidates who will thrive in this role will be passionate about innovative social media content, have knowledge of the DC-area theatre community, and are self-motivated. Adept use of Canva and simple video editing skills are required. To apply:
Please send interest and any relevant material of your choosing to Liz O’Meara-Goldberg, event producer and communications lead, at liz@theatrewashington.org.
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March: approximately 2 posts per week. April & May: approximately 2-4 posts per week.
In coordination with the communications lead, design and execute plan and training for a social media event team (approximately 10-15 people) to drive social media coverage at the Awards.
Lead this team at the event.
Time Commitment
Considering applying for this job Do not delay, scroll down and make your application as soon as possible to avoid missing out. Approximately 50 hours of work:
Approximately 2-5 hours per week from March through May. Approximately 8 hours on-site at the event.
Brief weekly check-ins with the communications lead, scheduled at mutually agreed upon times. Skills & Experience Candidates who will thrive in this role will be passionate about innovative social media content, have knowledge of the DC-area theatre community, and are self-motivated. Adept use of Canva and simple video editing skills are required. To apply:
Please send interest and any relevant material of your choosing to Liz O’Meara-Goldberg, event producer and communications lead, at liz@theatrewashington.org.
#J-18808-Ljbffr