We are building a newsroom for people who read to the end. If that sounds like you, there is a desk here with your name on it.
A newsroom worth staying in
- newsroom
Stories, not slots
We don't chase every trend. You get the time to report a story properly, and the reach of a newsroom publishing across YouTube, Instagram and the web every day.
- flexible
Work where you think best
Hybrid by default. Be in the Jubilee Hills newsroom when a story needs a room full of people, and work from wherever when it doesn't.
- growth
Learn on the record
An annual budget for courses, conferences and gear, plus a weekly session where the team pulls apart what worked and what flopped.
- kit
Proper kit
Cameras, audio, edit machines and software that stay out of the way, so the idea is the hard part and not the render.
- people
Small team, short path
There are no layers to pitch through. If you walk in with a story at ten, you can be filming it by two.
- balance
Sane hours, real breaks
News doesn't stop, so we rotate. Shifts are planned a month ahead, and time off actually means off.
Nobody here asks how many posts you shipped. They ask whether the story was right, and whether it was worth someone's evening.
I pitched a Short on my second day and cut it that week. That still happens, and it is the reason I stayed.
When a story needs another week, I get another week. That is rarer in this industry than it should be.
How we work
Six things the newsroom holds itself to, whoever is on the byline.
Accuracy first
If we are not sure, we don't publish. A day late beats a correction.
Show the work
Sources, documents and numbers are linked, named and in the script.
Plain language
No jargon, no hedging. If a sentence needs a second read, we rewrite it.
Honest feedback
Every story gets a review, and every review says the useful thing out loud.
Credit by name
Reporters, editors, shooters and designers all go in the credits.
Respect the audience
No bait, no outrage for reach. We earn the next click by being worth this one.
We are always looking for good people
These are the roles we recruit for regularly. Unless it is listed below as open, treat it as a description of the job rather than a live vacancy.
Reporter
NewsroomFind, verify and write the stories that lead the day, from a morning tip to a finished script.
Apply for thisVideo Editor
VideoCut Shorts, explainers and interviews that hold attention from the first second to the last frame.
Apply for thisSocial Producer
AudienceShape how a story travels on YouTube, Instagram and WhatsApp, and bring what you learn back to the desk.
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DesignTurn documents, numbers and timelines into graphics that make a complicated story obvious.
Apply for thisProducer
NewsroomRun the day: line up guests, crews and deadlines so reporters can stay on the story.
Apply for thisResearch Journalist
NewsroomWork the data, the filings and the archives, and hand the desk the fact that changes the story.
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Think you belong on frontpage?
Send us your work — a reel, three clips, three clippings, whatever shows what you can do — and tell us which story of ours you would have done differently.
hello@frontpage.tvNo opening that fits? Write anyway. We keep every portfolio and come back to them when a desk opens up.
- Senior Video Editor — full-time, Hyderabad
- Social Producer (Shorts) — full-time, Hyderabad