Job: Content Producer, Global Online Exhibition: International Museum of Women

IMOW seeks an innovative, experienced and team-oriented media professional to serve as Producer for its next major online exhibition on Global Motherhood/Maternal Health. The Producer will lead the development and implementation of the media-rich online exhibition, including content development, multimedia production and related design and technology needs. The Producer will create and execute project specifications, and budgets; develop and manage project plan; shape and define the experience of the visitor; meet the interpretive goals of the project; and ensure innovation and quality. The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience creating popular content with viral potential and will be marketing-savvy. The ideal candidate will also have expertise in women's human rights on a global scale and a familiarity with current key issues in women's health.

Producer Responsibilities:

• Lead content development and production of the Global Motherhood project including the intellectual, conceptual and thematic framework of the project as well as the multimedia design, specifications, creation, implementation and quality assurance.
• Identify and collaborate with subject matter experts and content advisors. Engage IMOW's internal team, board committees and content committees.
• Manage content creation for the online exhibition and ensure online and editorial standards and consistent creative direction of project.
• Develop creative storylines, sub-themes and leading questions for online text, images, video, multimedia, and interactive content aimed at increasing public understanding of the issues.
• Research, write and edit exhibition scripts which may include essays, interviews, captions, checklists, chronologies and other texts.
• Utilize web marketing and editorial techniques, including social marketing tools, creative promotional talent and sophisticated design sensibility to develop viral campaigns.
• Collaborate with IMOW's media and exhibition team to design, storyboard, and produce and test various approaches to creating and displaying online and viral exhibition content.
• Foster collaboration with partner organizations and institutions and work with IMOW staff to develop effective global outreach plan.
• Develop project schedules and expense projections and manage day-to-day timelines, deliverables and budgets. Ensure the production of exhibition is on time and within budget.
• As necessary, contribute to the development of evaluation tools, media and public relations campaigns and participate in fundraising presentations.

Required Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in related area of study; 5 years experience in media production; and demonstrated savvy in producing compelling viral content.
• Experience with content curation, documentary film, online educational models and/or journalistic projects.
• Solid understanding of content development and editorial processes as they relate to media projects, and experience producing popular content for online audiences.
• Excellent writing and copy editing skills. Editing/publishing/curatorial experience desirable.
• Solid experience designing a compelling, interactive and intuitive experience for a web site.
• Knowledge of best practices and new developments in web development, social marketing tools and multimedia technologies.
• Technical expertise with media editing tools and software.
• Excellent communication, collaborative and organizational abilities.
• Strong project management skills including proven experience developing and managing teams, budgets, project timelines and deliverables.
• The ability to recruit, train and manage a team of project interns and volunteers, as needed.
• Interest in policy issues affecting women globally and familiarity with international authors, artists and filmmakers.
• Multilingual skills are desirable.

About the International Museum of Women:
The International Museum of Women (IMOW) uses art and multi-media to inspire, activate and connect global audiences around contemporary issues of women's human rights. As a global and completely "virtual" museum, IMOW presents its exhibitions online in multiple languages and stages events and installations in worldwide locations. The offices of the International Museum of Women are in San Francisco, where the museum team works with a dispersed global community of partners, curators, artists and thinkers. In the past year, over 600,000 women and men from over 200 countries have visited our online exhibitions.

About the Global Motherhood/Maternal Health Project:
The International Museum of Women's next online exhibition will focus on the theme of Global Motherhood. The exhibition will celebrate motherhood and explore how it intersects with critical global human rights issues, from poverty and economic empowerment to dignity and health. IMOW recognizes that educated and economically empowered mothers are key to healthy families and communities, and will explore in depth how the world values and supports our mothers. The Global Motherhood Exhibition will ask what is new and different about the global experiences of mothers and daughters. It will showcase women's art, stories and creativity, celebrate women's accomplishments and present opportunities for change and women-led solutions. A key focus of the exhibition will be Maternal Health. Over 500,000 women and girls continue to die in pregnancy and childbirth each year, and the majority of them live in the world's poorest communities and countries. The Global Motherhood Exhibition will use women's creative self-expression and viral content to catalyze engagement in this vital human rights issue. The online exhibition is schedule to launch in fall 2011 and will run for approximately eight months.

About the Project Team:
The Producer will be an integral part of the project team, working closely with IMOW staff, volunteers, advisory and board committees; subject matter experts; partner organizations and consultants. The Producer will report to the Vice President, Exhibitions and Programs.

The International Museum of Women is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

Location: San Francisco

Classification: Part-time, Consultant
Reports to: Vice President, Exhibitions and Programs

To Apply: Please send a cover letter, writing sample, media links and resume to jobs@imow.org with the subject line Producer and your last name. No phone calls please.

From http://www.imow.org/about/employment/staff/position?id=76