Multimedia & AV Asset Management Support Contractor

Result of Service- All assigned photography and videography services are satisfactorily delivered within the required timeline. - All new AV assets are assigned required metadata, ingested and uploaded to relevant online channels and the CKMS Photo & Video database in a timely manner and in accordance with current organizational workflows. - The backlog of duplicate, irrelevant, low-quality images and videos stored by CKMS has been reduced. Work LocationBangkok Expected duration15 Aug25 - 15 Mar 26 Duties and Responsibilities• Provide photography and videography services for ESCAP activities and intergovernmental meetings, as required. • Upload content to ESCAP online channels, as required. • Ingest new AV assets into the organization’s photo and video database, according to CKMS AV collection and curation policies. • Assign and enhance AV assets with metadata in line with international standards and current workflows at the Organization. • Discard duplicate, low-quality or irrelevant AV assets, according to organizational retention and curation policies. • Support management of the audiovisual assets (photo and video) database. *All materials and content developed during the contract remain the property of ESCAP. The Contractor will not be recognized within the work produced. Multimedia material produced under this contract is for non-commercial purposes. The UN and partners reserve the right to use the material produced under this consultancy service in not-for-profit advocacy, promotional events and platforms such as intergovernmental meetings, public events, social media, television, and on other related online and offline channels. The use of audiovisual material and any other third-party information, including those covered under a Creative Commons license, must adhere to their respective terms of use and be appropriately credited in the final product. A list of sources for material used must also be provided to ESCAP with the final product delivery files of the consultant. Qualifications/special skillsA first-level university degree in communication, journalism, multimedia, social science, arts or related fields. Experience in photography, videography, multimedia content production, or related areas is required. Experience in audiovisual archiving or metadata management is desirable. LanguagesFluency in English is required. Knowledge of another UN official language is an advantage. Additional InformationNot available. No FeeTHE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS’ BANK ACCOUNTS.