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Country: Syrian Arab RepublicOrganization: World VisionClosing date: 10 Nov 2026For more than 75 years, World Vision has been committed to making a positive and lasting difference in the world. We have become a global leader in improving and transforming the lives of children, their families, and their communities. We help children, families, and communities overcome poverty and injustice, irrespective of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender. Every child deserves a life rich in meaning and purpose. We work with the most vulnerable children in the world so they can experience life in all its fullness.Job purpose:Location: Syria - DamascusThe Creative Content Producer serves as the visual storyteller for World Vision's Syria Response in Syria, responsible for conceptualizing, producing, and delivering broadcast-quality video, photography, and written content that communicates the impact of humanitarian programming to diverse audiences. Based in Syria and embedded within the Communications & Advocacy team, this role combines journalistic rigour with creative excellence to generate compelling narratives that support fundraising, donor reporting, advocacy, and public engagement. The position requires a professional capable of working in complex, fast-paced environments while upholding World Vision’s ethical and safeguarding standards.Major Responsibilities:Field Documentation, Resource Gathering & ProductionConceptualize, plan, and execute end-to-end multimedia productions including short-form documentary, social-first video, photo essays, and long-form written features across Syria Response programming areas.Travel weekly/bi-weekly to programme sites to capture stories, testimonies, and visual documentation across Syria.Coordinate with implementing partners and programme staff to identify story opportunities.Operate professional camera, lighting, and audio equipment in field conditions; manage post production workflows including editing, colour grading, and graphics.Ensure all productions adhere to World Vision's child safeguarding policies, informed consent protocols, and ethical storytelling guidelines.Donor and External CommunicationsProduce tailored content packages (stories, photos, videos, social media assets, donor reports) aligned with donor visibility and branding requirements.Coordinate closely with programme and technical teams to capture relevant field content that reflects project progress and impact.Respond in a timely manner to Support Office requests for marketing, fundraising, and campaign materials, ensuring alignment with global messaging and standards.Monitor the production of project materials to ensure the World Vision logo and branding are applied consistently and in accordance with corporate standards.Internal CommunicationsWith the support of the Communications & Advocacy Manager, support a strong internal communications plan to mobilize staff for strategy and ministry execution and impact.Ensure community voice content is used in internal communications platforms.Support planning and coordination of World Vision Syria Response public and private advocacy and communications events.Support staff training to effectively communicate the impact of World Vision, branding and donor accountability.Communications Strategy and MediaSupport preparation for external and internal visits, ensuring key messages and content are ready in a timely manner.Supported by the Advocacy & Communications Manager, work within the guidance of the WV Syria Response Communications Strategy; contribute to its review and updating.Build relationships with local media and support media engagement activities as guided by the Communications Manager.Monitor media coverage and alert the Communications Manager to potential risks or opportunities.Other communications-related work as assigned.Knowledge/Qualifications for the Role.Required Professional ExperienceExperienceMinimum two years of experience in journalism, communications, or content production, preferably with an NGO or in a humanitarian contextDemonstrated proficiency in video production and photography, including camera operation, lighting, and compositionStrong editing skills using industry-standard software (Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, Lightroom, Photoshop, or equivalent)Experience in written storytelling including feature writing, case studies, and digital content.Skills and CompetenciesFamiliarity with social media platforms and digital engagement strategies.Excellent visual storytelling and creative abilitiesStrong written and verbal communication skills in EnglishAbility to manage competing priorities, and deliver under pressureCultural sensitivity and commitment to humanitarian principlesFlexibility to travel frequently to field locations, including remote and challenging areas.2. Required Education, training, license, registration, and certification:Bachelor’s degree in journalism, communications, media production, or a related field.3. Preferred Knowledge and Qualifications:Previous experience working in a conflict-affected or humanitarian context.Proven expertise in multimedia content creation, including writing, editing, and photography.4. Travel and/or Work Environment Requirement:60% field based, 40% office work5. Physical Requirements:Physically healthy to work in a risk environment6. Language Requirements:Fluent in spoken and written English & ArabicHow to applyIf you meet our requirements, please submit your resume via the link below, only applications submitted via our link are accepted. " https://sy-koboviews.lmms.org/x/UunpqNbH "This Advertisement is strictly for World Vision International use, and it should not be copied and used in other websites without WVI written consent.Qualified females and people with disability are strongly encouraged to apply.We believe in equal opportunities for all applicants. We look at every candidate's merit, qualifications, and professional skills. We don't care about gender, ethnicity, race, color, or anything else. We want to create a diverse environment where everyone feels respected and confident.Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The application deadline is 10th November 2026; however, please make sure to use the email mentioned and specify the position name. Please note that World Vision is not responsible for any mistakes or typos.WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy, errors or omissions of any of the information contained in translated advertisements by an independent party on other sites or through other channels.For applicants national onlyThank you.
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