The Toronto Star is seeking a highly motivated and exceptionally efficient Video & Audio Journalist to join our dynamic newsroom. This role is essential for increasing the volume and consistency of our multimedia output across all digital platforms. This role falls within the Journalist classification in the Stars editorial department.
The video & audio journalist will be production focused. This is not an on-camera or on-mic role however that work could be required occasionally. The ideal candidate is a journalist at heart who thrives in a high-paced high-volume environment and views their primary function as the rapid execution of video and audio content that meets the Stars established standards and editorial strategy.
What You Will Do
This position is heavily focused on the speed and volume of production and is driven by assignments and established formats. The successful candidate will:
- Execute high-volume video production: Rapidly cut edit and assemble short-form video content daily operating under tight deadlines to dramatically increase the Stars published video output.
- Mix and edit some audio post-production: Take raw audio feeds (interviews reporter reads segments) and quickly mix clean master and prepare them for publication as podcasts or embedded audio features ensuring professional broadcast-quality sound.
- Adhere to highest editorial standards: Work closely with assigning editors journalists designers and producers working with pre-set formats visual templates and narrative instructions for both video and audio content to ensure brand and editorial consistency.
- Shoot and capture: Be readily available to shoot video and capture high-quality audio in the newsroom (interviews stand-ups b-roll and demonstrations) and occasionally on quick assignments outside the newsroom as dictated by the daily news list.
- Ensure journalistic integrity: Apply a journalists rigor to all content ensuring accuracy fairness and adherence to the Stars ethical guidelines even while working on a high volume of assignments.
- Manage assets: Ingest organize and manage video and audio assets quickly and efficiently in a shared newsroom environment.
Salary: $60547.97 - $95740.19
To apply please submit a cover letter resume and three samples of your video/audio work by Nov. 14 2025.
This is a notice of vacancy under Article 8 of collective agreement between Toronto Star Newspapers Limited and Unifor Local 87M. The hours of work for this position will vary according to the assignment but will all conform to a standard 35-hour work week as described under the collective agreement. This position will be located in Toronto.
Qualifications :
Additional Information :
AODA
We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free recruitment process ensuring equal access to employment opportunities for candidates including persons with compliance with Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and Ontario Human Rights Code we will endeavour to provide accommodation to persons with disabilities in the recruitment process upon request. If you are selected for an interview and you require accommodation due to a disability during the recruitment process please notify the hiring manager upon scheduling the interview of your requirements.
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time
The Toronto Star is seeking a highly motivated and exceptionally efficient Video & Audio Journalist to join our dynamic newsroom. This role is essential for increasing the volume and consistency of our multimedia output across all digital platforms. This role falls within the Journalist classificati...
The Toronto Star is seeking a highly motivated and exceptionally efficient Video & Audio Journalist to join our dynamic newsroom. This role is essential for increasing the volume and consistency of our multimedia output across all digital platforms. This role falls within the Journalist classification in the Stars editorial department.
The video & audio journalist will be production focused. This is not an on-camera or on-mic role however that work could be required occasionally. The ideal candidate is a journalist at heart who thrives in a high-paced high-volume environment and views their primary function as the rapid execution of video and audio content that meets the Stars established standards and editorial strategy.
What You Will Do
This position is heavily focused on the speed and volume of production and is driven by assignments and established formats. The successful candidate will:
- Execute high-volume video production: Rapidly cut edit and assemble short-form video content daily operating under tight deadlines to dramatically increase the Stars published video output.
- Mix and edit some audio post-production: Take raw audio feeds (interviews reporter reads segments) and quickly mix clean master and prepare them for publication as podcasts or embedded audio features ensuring professional broadcast-quality sound.
- Adhere to highest editorial standards: Work closely with assigning editors journalists designers and producers working with pre-set formats visual templates and narrative instructions for both video and audio content to ensure brand and editorial consistency.
- Shoot and capture: Be readily available to shoot video and capture high-quality audio in the newsroom (interviews stand-ups b-roll and demonstrations) and occasionally on quick assignments outside the newsroom as dictated by the daily news list.
- Ensure journalistic integrity: Apply a journalists rigor to all content ensuring accuracy fairness and adherence to the Stars ethical guidelines even while working on a high volume of assignments.
- Manage assets: Ingest organize and manage video and audio assets quickly and efficiently in a shared newsroom environment.
Salary: $60547.97 - $95740.19
To apply please submit a cover letter resume and three samples of your video/audio work by Nov. 14 2025.
This is a notice of vacancy under Article 8 of collective agreement between Toronto Star Newspapers Limited and Unifor Local 87M. The hours of work for this position will vary according to the assignment but will all conform to a standard 35-hour work week as described under the collective agreement. This position will be located in Toronto.
Qualifications :
Additional Information :
AODA
We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free recruitment process ensuring equal access to employment opportunities for candidates including persons with compliance with Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and Ontario Human Rights Code we will endeavour to provide accommodation to persons with disabilities in the recruitment process upon request. If you are selected for an interview and you require accommodation due to a disability during the recruitment process please notify the hiring manager upon scheduling the interview of your requirements.
Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Full-time
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