Produce investigative video journalism for CBC News in Toronto, using digital forensics and vertical storytelling on site. Expose scams through compelling mobile-first reporting. As Video Producer, Scams Unit, you will support CBC News’s scams and visual investigations teams. You will apply enterprise journalism, open-source research, video verification, and modern production skills to decode deceptive marketing and fraudulent activity. The full-time schedule runs Monday through Friday, with operationally determined hours. Key Responsibilities:
Pitch, script, film, and host vertical explainers Verify videos using geolocation and chronolocation techniques Investigate crypto wallets, websites, and business registries Edit dynamic mobile-first stories using Adobe Premiere Collaborate with senior investigative journalists across CBC News Requirements:
Minimum five years of comparable journalism experience Advanced open-source and digital forensics proficiency Exceptional interviewing, editing, and visual storytelling skills Experience with motion graphics and social media reporting Willingness to work overtime, overnights, and weekends Bring investigative journalism, visual verification, and vertical production expertise to CBC News’s scams reporting in Toronto.
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Investigative Video Producer Scams Unit in Toronto employer: CBC/Radio-Canada
At CBC/Radio-Canada, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and inclusive work culture. As a Senior Analyst in Production Support, you will benefit from opportunities for professional growth while working in a collaborative environment that values creativity and integrity. Located in the vibrant city of Vancouver, our team is dedicated to connecting Canadians through meaningful storytelling, ensuring that your contributions have a lasting impact.
