Media Consultant - Short-Documentary Production at Search for Common Ground

West Bank, West Bank, Israel

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

NoVisa

Nonprofit, Peacebuilding, Media ProductionIndustries

Requirements

Proven experience in documentary filmmaking and visual storytelling
Strong cinematography and post-production skills
Familiarity with the Palestinian context and conflict-sensitive approaches
Experience working with communities and civil society actors
English proficiency is required

Responsibilities

Develop a creative documentary concept and production plan
Develop 4-6 spotlights to be used by Search and the G2G initiative
Deliver up to 2 briefing workshops for participants of the G2G initiative
Film project activities, interviews, and contextual footage
Monitor and integrate project dynamics and challenges into the storyline
Edit and deliver a final, fully mastered version of the documentary and the spots
Maintain regular coordination with Search throughout the process
Deliverables: Documentary concept and production plan (August 2025), Raw footage and on-site filming (September 2025), Edited first cut of documentary (October 2025), Final mastered version (5–7 minutes) and up to 4 spotlights (November 2025)

Skills

Documentary Production

Video Editing

Filming

Production Planning

Storytelling

Interview Techniques

Workshop Facilitation

Media Consulting

Contextual Footage

Editing Software

Search for Common Ground

Non-profit focused on peacebuilding efforts

About Search for Common Ground

Search for Common Ground (SFCG) focuses on ending violent conflict and promoting sustainable peace in fragile regions like West Africa and Yemen. The organization works with all parties involved in a conflict to provide tools and strategies that encourage dialogue and cooperation. SFCG's approach is unique because it emphasizes understanding differences while acting on commonalities, engaging all stakeholders to find solutions that benefit everyone. Their services include mediation, community dialogue, and training in conflict resolution, which they offer to local communities, governments, and international organizations. SFCG is funded through donations, grants, and partnerships, and they leverage the Global Fragility Act to enhance their impact. Their goal is to transform conflict resolution by fostering inclusive and collaborative methods, ultimately contributing to a more peaceful world.

Washington, District of ColumbiaHeadquarters

1982Year Founded

VENTURE_UNKNOWNCompany Stage

Government & Public Sector, Social ImpactIndustries

1,001-5,000Employees