The Salvation Army B.C. Boundless Vancouver Community Ministries Published September 23, 2020 Location Vancouver, Canada Job Type Full-time (Contract) Category British Columbia Salary $18.75/hr Interested applicants must respond in writing to office@boundlessvancouver.ca Closing date October 15, 2020 Street Address 3213 Fraser St Description HOURS: Contract: Oct. 26th, 2020 to Dec. 24, 2020, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm Responsibilities Position Purpose Summary: Boundless Vancouver Community Ministries organizes The Salvation Army Boundless Vancouver Christmas Toy Shop for children and families. The Christmas Volunteer & Donation Coordinator works with our Boundless Vancouver team to organize our volunteers and coordinate donations for The Christmas Toy Shop and the Christmas Luncheon. BASIC FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Volunteer Coordination: Works in conjunction with and in support of The Christmas Toy Shop by identifying and promoting volunteer opportunities Recruit, screen, register & orient appropriate volunteers to fill positions Process necessary paperwork, including Criminal Record Checks and volunteer agreement packages Deploy volunteers to positions relevant to their interests and skills Help orientate and supervise volunteers while they are deployed to their positions Keep thorough records of volunteer information and hours of service for statistical purposes Donation Coordination: Work in conjunction with and in support of the Christmas campaigns, identifying the financial and in-kind donation needs for Christmas distribution Solicit financial and in-kind donations and correspond in a timely manner with individuals and corporate donors in the community; organize toy drives with companies and organizations in the community Coordinate drop-off and pick up schedule with donors and driver(s) Help coordinate with divisional Public Relations team for the Toy Mountain event Relay donated items to the appropriate personnel for proper storage and distribution Keep thorough records of donor information and donated items/amounts & maintain a positive relationship with our donors Perform other duties as assigned   Qualifications Education/Certifications: Post-secondary education and work experience in fund-raising, donor relations, public relations Experience: One (1) to three (3) years of relevant experience, including experience working in customer service related fields Required Skills/Knowledge: Excellent organizational skills Superior relationship building skills and the ability to interact with individuals at all levels in a confident, collaborative and professional manner Proven ability to multitask Be able to work independently; demonstrated self-starter and team player Excellent verbal communication skills in person and on the phone Excellent written communication skills Proficient computer skills and familiarity with Google Suite and Microsoft Office Ability to learn new software quickly and teach others Be able to lift up to 30 lbs   PREFERRED SKILLS/capabilities: Valid BC Driver’s License Background check consent A clear vulnerable sector screening A clean drivers’ abstract Completion of online Armatus Abuse Prevention Training and required Health and Safety training

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Published
July 23, 2021

Location
Toronto

Job Type
Full-time  

Competition #
21-051

Ministry Unit/Dept:
THQ Marketing & Communications

Salary Range:
$49,177-$61,471

Address:
2 Overlea Blvd

Posting Expires:
August 6, 2021

Applications Accepted By:
[email protected] – Please quote Competition 21-051 in the Subject Line of your email.

Description

Reporting to the Senior Media Producer, the Video Producer is a member of the THQ Communications Secretariat (Marketing/Communications Team) and is responsible for the production of video assets for The Salvation Army.

With guidance from the Territorial Director of Marketing and Communications (NDMC) and/or the Senior Media Producer, the Video Producer is tasked with the planning, shooting, editing and post-production of video resources required by the organization. These video assets are used to communicate with internal stakeholders, build public awareness of Salvation Army programs and initiatives, and increase fundraising results.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

This role has primary responsibilities as an equipment manager and in video production.  Specific duties include:

  • Shooting & editing raw footage; adding audio and special effects; adding titles and graphics; producing and editing the master video
  • Ensuring compliance with established video production standards as well as the mission and values of The Salvation Army
  • Assisting in all regular video productions which includes shooting, editing, and mastering
  • Participating in all live productions including webcasts and multi camera shoots. Serving as a member of the general film crew with emphasis on capturing raw footage. Including serving as camera person, audio, lighting and general support duties with occasional travel for location filming.
  • Supporting day-to-day operations of the media studio and developing media production standards
  • Assisting with the ongoing development of video production standards and procedures for Territorial Headquarters, and the future implementation throughout the The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda
  • Assisting in the production of various video projects which may involve travel throughout Canada and occasionally internationally
  • Planning and implementing all activity in the media studio and storage areas, including filming/recording preparation with lighting, cameras, audio, sets and props
  • Responsible for inventory, quality control and repairs of equipment, cables, sets and props
  • Responsible for the safety and security of all equipment. When on location, gathering and issuing equipment for video recording sessions. Provides support in preparation, organizing transportation, loading in/out of equipment for major events.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:

  • Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college or university with a major in Video Production or Communications
  • Minimum 2-3 years related experience

PREFERRED SKILLS/CAPABILITIES:

  • Knowledge of copyright laws and established video production practices and procedures to ensure compliance with general industry standards
  • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud, particularly Premier Pro and After Effects
  • Demonstrated superb customer service skills with the ability to work effectively with multiple stakeholders including outside vendors and internal video production team in a consultative, diplomatic manner
  • Creative and able to produce well thought out projects with the ability to create high quality video capturing
  • Understanding of media storage workflows and ability to provide assistance to the libraries
  • High standards of integrity, judgment, and confidentiality
  • Proven oral and written communication ability, especially as it relates to copywriting
  • Detail-oriented, organized, confident and self-directed
  • Strong presentation skills, oral and written
  • Strong word processing and publishing computer skills
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously
  • Commitment to the values of The Salvation Army and Fundraising Code of Ethics and a strong desire to participate in the mission of The Salvation Army, with an ability to understand and work effectively within The Salvation Army organizational culture
  • French language skills an asset
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