CINEMATOGRAPHER JOB DESCRIPTION

A cinematographer is someone who owns the visual language of a brand before a single frame is recorded. In corporate and brand marketing, that definition carries real weight: the role spans concepting, shooting, and post-production delivery across multi-channel formats from 15-second social assets to broadcast-length commercials, with creative decisions answering directly to brand standards and segment marketing teams. Budgets, production schedules, and the consistency of a company's visual identity across YouTube, paid digital, and TV are all downstream of this person's judgment. Few roles demand equal fluency in field production and the edit bay.

As the Cinematographer, you own the full production pipeline for brand and marketing video content, from pre-production planning through final delivery across digital, social, and broadcast channels. You collaborate daily with Studio Directors, brand marketers, and segment teams, operating within a structured in-house creative environment where output volume and brand consistency are both measured.

Career Impact: Owning the Director of Photography seat on brand-level productions builds a portfolio of commercial, social, and broadcast work that commands senior creative credibility in the in-house and agency market.

Business Impact: The video content this role produces directly supports revenue-driving campaigns, audience growth on owned channels, and the visual consistency that distinguishes a brand in competitive retail and consumer markets.

Growth Opportunity: Hands-on exposure to multi-format production, from social-native vertical video to broadcast specs, broadens your technical range and positions you for lead producer or Head of Content roles as your career advances.

• Concept, storyboard, and plan production logistics for brand video projects across social, digital, and broadcast formats.
• Lead on-set production as director of photography, operating cinema-grade cameras, lighting, and audio equipment in studio and field environments.
• Edit footage from rough cut through final delivery, applying color correction, audio mixing, and platform-specific format specifications.
• Design and execute lighting setups appropriate to each project's mood, tone, and brand standards.
• Collaborate with brand marketers, segment teams, and creative directors to translate briefs and scripts into shot lists and production schedules.
• Manage in-house production gear inventory, assess project-specific equipment needs, and coordinate rental or outsourced crew as required.
• Create motion graphics, animated elements, and visual effects to support post-production deliverables across video formats.
• Maintain file organization, version control, and archiving of footage and final assets throughout the production lifecycle.

• Bachelor's degree in Film, Cinematography, Video Production, or a related field, or equivalent work experience.
• 4 or more years of professional cinematography and video production experience, with a portfolio demonstrating proficiency in both shooting and editing.
• Demonstrated competency in multi-format production, including social media, paid digital, and broadcast output specifications.
• Thorough knowledge of camera operation, lighting design, grip equipment, and field audio recording.
• Proficiency in non-linear video editing, color correction, and audio mixing workflows.
• Ability to translate scripts, storyboards, or creative briefs into detailed shot lists and production schedules.
• Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple productions simultaneously against tight deadlines.
• Experience working in an in-house brand environment, creative agency, or production company, with portfolio or reel samples required.

• Experience creating motion graphics and complex animation for social media, paid digital, and broadcast delivery.
• Familiarity with studio photography and event coverage, including corporate portraits and candid documentation for brand use.
• Drone pilot certification or demonstrated experience operating unmanned aerial systems for production capture.
• Background in brand visual identity systems, with experience applying brand standards across multi-channel video deliverables.

• On-time final delivery rate across concurrent brand productions, reflecting scheduling and post-production discipline.
• Brand consistency score across published video assets, assessed against visual identity and style guidelines per review cycle.
• Volume of approved final cuts delivered per month, tracking output capacity relative to production schedule commitments.
• Revision rounds per project, measuring how accurately pre-production planning and briefing translate into approved edits.
• Multi-format delivery accuracy rate, reflecting how often final assets meet platform specifications without post-delivery correction.
• Typical tools: Non-linear editing (commonly Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro); motion graphics and compositing (commonly Adobe After Effects).

• Base Salary Range: $65,000 to $95,000 per year, depending on seniority and market
• Bonus: Discretionary annual bonus; project-based incentives at some employers
• Equity: Rarely offered; possible at funded startups or technology-adjacent brands
• Health Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision coverage; employer contribution varies
• PTO: 15 to 20 days annually, plus standard federal holidays
• Common Perks: Equipment stipends, Adobe Creative Cloud licensing, professional development budget for industry workshops

Figures are estimates based on general US market benchmarks and may be outdated. Adjust based on location, company size, and seniority level.

Employment contingent on successful completion of a background check. Work authorization to perform services in the United States is required for all applicants. All qualified candidates will be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, or local law. Applicants requiring reasonable accommodation to participate in the hiring process or perform essential job functions should notify the recruiting team at the time of application.

The Sr. Cinematographer Editor owns the full production pipeline for weekly long-form news franchise stories ranging from 4 to 7 minutes, operating cinema, DSLR, and HD video cameras alongside lighting and audio equipment in the field. Working across the news and production team and building community contacts from small business owners to press officers, this role delivers broadcast-ready segments that sustain consistent editorial output.

Key Responsibilities

• Produce, capture, and edit weekly long-form franchise news stories for broadcast.
• Interview people across a range of different circumstances.
• Build contacts to maintain a flow of possible stories from community groups, small business owners, veteran affairs, and press officers.
• Seek out stories via contacts, press releases, and other media.
• Answer phones and email and react to topical stories.
• Revise work to meet editorial approval or to fit time and space requirements within editorial style guidelines.
• Support the news and production team throughout the production process, including still photography and news promotion.
• Maintain production gear and keep it in orderly fashion.
• Create graphics, animated opens, and slides for weekly franchise pieces as needed.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher, or 4+ years of professional work experience.
• 4+ years of professional videography and cinematography experience.
• Experience running various HD video and DSLR cameras, including set-up and tear-down.
• Knowledge of Sony FS5 and Sony FX6 cameras.
• Experience with field audio, wireless microphones, and mixers.
• Understanding of 3-point lighting for video interviews.
• Familiarity with broadcast software Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
• Understanding of and ability to troubleshoot computers; proficiency in Microsoft Office and Apple computers.
• Ability to analyze situations and use logic to address issues, with careful attention to detail.
• Ability to work evenings and weekends as part of a regular schedule or as dictated by business needs.
• Strong work ethic with an emphasis on team commitment.
• Valid driver's license with satisfactory driving record.

Embedded within the social and digital marketing team, the Cinematographer manages video production from concept through release, performing on-brand post-production editing and on-location equipment operation for cheerleading content. Working closely with the social and digital marketing team to create timely posts, this role advances competitive intelligence in athlete and cheerleading trends to support brand visibility and audience engagement.

Core Functions

• Record video using professional equipment, managed from concept to editing to creation to release.
• Perform on-brand post-production video editing and photo editing.
• Set up and break down lighting and audio equipment.
• Maintain and care for equipment.
• Provide competitive intelligence as a product expert relative to cheerleading trends, athlete trends, and competitive content.
• Work with the social and digital marketing team to edit videos and photos to create timely posts.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Film, Videography, or a related field.
• Minimum of 3 years of professional work experience.
• Minimum of 3 years of experience using professional recording equipment.
• Minimum of 5 years of cheerleading experience coaching or cheering (highly preferred).
• Advanced skills in video editing software, including Premiere, Final Cut Pro, and After Effects.
• Proficiency in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
• Ability to work independently or on a team.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to be a self-starter, highly motivated, and able to keep up in a fast-paced environment.

Reporting to senior creative leadership, the Associate Cinematographer/Editor films and edits educational videos for broad global audiences while managing localization projects and collaborating with freelance editors to meet production deadlines. Partnering with cross-functional creatives to generate and pitch new ideas, this role shapes the development of HubSpot's educational video style and brand standards across the content library.

Primary Duties

• Film educational videos for broad global audiences.
• Edit video content and deliver projects maintaining the highest level of craft.
• Work alongside other creatives to generate and pitch new ideas to develop educational video style.
• Project manage video projects.
• Work with freelance editors to ensure all content is edited by deadlines.
• Oversee localization projects.
• Become an expert with HubSpot tools and the HubSpot brand.

Skills & Qualifications

• 1 to 3 years of video experience.
• Proven video shooting and editing experience.
• Proven video production experience in the educational space.
• Experience with professional-grade video cameras, audio recording, and lighting.
• Proficiency in Adobe Premiere.
• Exposure to Adobe After Effects and Illustrator (preferred).
• Exposure to Frame.io and Asana (preferred).
• Positive attitude and passion for teaching others.
• Ability to thrive in a deadline-driven environment.

Sitting at the intersection of cinematography and motion graphics design, the Cinematographer leads the team as director of photography to capture flawless footage while assembling edit sequences that span rough cuts through final trafficking-ready deliverables. Operating across a studio equipped with two edit-bay stations and supporting multiple simultaneous productions, this role builds efficient workflows from script assessment through post-production in coordination with the creative team and producer.

Duties

• Assess scripts and partner with the creative team and producer to plan the best production options.
• Lead the team as the DP to ensure all shots and footage are captured flawlessly.
• Direct the crew to set up camera, light, and sound to film scenes.
• Source appropriate equipment and lighting gear, and rent gear not currently owned as needed.
• Evaluate and make recommendations for future gear to expand capabilities for future projects.
• Assemble appropriate crew for each project and train crew to safely use new and modified equipment.
• Scout locations and take test shots as proof of concept when needed.
• Consult the production team before shoots, foreseeing post-shoot needs ahead of time.
• Review shooting boards and clips as-shot and determine the best approach and takes to tell the most compelling story.
• Edit footage segments and assemble the sequence of the film, manipulating video and audio in a way that is seamless to the audience.
• Input music based on video cadence, spoken audio, graphics, and effects.
• Create rough cuts for approval and final cuts for trafficking.
• Coordinate file transfer with Digi-Tech on set and the producer.

Requirements

• 7+ years of experience following brand guidelines for all projects.
• 7+ years of experience with digital technology and pertinent software packages, including Avid Media Composer, Lightworks, Premiere, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and the Adobe Creative Suite.
• 7+ years of experience with special effects, 3D, and compositing.
• 7+ years of experience with storytelling skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Exceptional interpersonal skills and attention to detail.
• Strong planning and organizational skills.
• Ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage multiple projects at once without compromising quality.

A key member of the creative team, the Cinematographer leads end-to-end video production from concepting and pitching through shooting and post-production of innovative digital programming across client-owned channels, including the website, social media, conferences, and newsletters. Collaborating across marketing, business units, and executive-level clients, this role builds audiences and promotes brands through documentary pieces, commercial-style shoots, and long-form videos that drive measurable engagement.

Functions

• Collaborate with marketing and other business units to define video project requirements and scope.
• Create, develop, and produce innovative digital video programming and marketing content across client-owned channels on a daily basis.
• Participate in strategic planning for video storytelling across channels, including the website, newsletters, social media, conferences, and other in-person events.
• Manage all aspects of video production and development, including pre-production, production, and post-production, writing, shooting, editing, motion graphics, music selection, and editorial.
• Shoot a variety of styles of original and branded content in the field and in the studio, including documentary pieces, commercial-style shoots, sketch, music video, and long-form videos.
• Create sizzle reels, pitch reels, case studies, marketing pieces, and day-to-day social videos for internal and external stakeholders.
• Serve as on-site videographer and photographer and capture footage from clients, external and internal events, and conferences.

Experience & Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in film, video, or a related field (strongly preferred).
• 8+ years of progressively complex video and content editing experience in an agency or production house environment.
• Experience supporting executive-level clients.
• Experience with studio photography and event coverage, including corporate headshots, portraits, and candid shots.
• End-to-end familiarity with the video production process, including concepting, pitching, pre-production, shooting, and post-production.
• Strong knowledge of visual storytelling, concepting, treatments, and storyboarding.
• Strong background in creative digital photography and lighting.
• Proficiency in Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro, Creative Suite, audio mixing, lighting, and color correction.
• Technical knowledge of production studio and on-location set-up, including shooting, lighting, audio equipment, teleprompter, and transcription.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom.
• Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously.
• Fluency in new developments in digital storytelling, technologies, and delivery.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Experience with Section 508c compliance standards within the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

Consistent training quality and internal communications depend on the Cinematographer, who films, edits, and develops video and audio content for training modules, promotional material, and companywide strategic initiatives under general supervision, including pre-production planning, scripting, and audio editing. Based within a production team serving internal developers and content specialists, this role delivers finished multimedia assets that support learning outcomes and organizational messaging.

Accountabilities

• Design, transport, set up, and operate production equipment, including audio and lighting equipment, for field and studio productions.
• Assess video production capabilities that best fit the needs of the training to achieve the desired outcome.
• Produce content according to specifications.
• Perform professional voice-over narration with clear and precise dictation ready for audio editing and production.
• Revise written scripts and write new copy that better fits an auditory performance.
• Record and produce audio content for training material and other audio needs, including voice-over, narration, and sound mixing.
• Prepare finished product based on feedback and collaborate with developers and content specialists to implement changes.
• Edit special effects, composition, and design of video and audio productions.
• Maintain the multimedia asset library in collaboration with developers and web content specialists.
• Stay current on the latest industry technologies, trends, techniques, and strategies.
• Answer questions related to video development processes, procedures, and capabilities.
• Complete work in a timely and accurate manner while providing exceptional customer service.

Technical Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field, or 3+ years of professional video production experience.
• Experience with audio and video editing software such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro.
• Minimum of 3 years of video production experience.
• Knowledge and experience with production-grade audio and video equipment.
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite software, including Adobe Premiere, Audition, After Effects, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Media Encoder.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• General understanding of film and editing techniques and practices.
• Written and verbal communication skills.
• Customer service skills, including the ability to manage and respond to different customer situations while maintaining a positive and friendly attitude.
• Troubleshooting and organizational skills with the ability to adjust to changing requirements.

As the Cinematographer, this role sets up and operates cinema-grade cameras, lighting, and sound for on-location and studio video shoots while streamlining the filming and editing workflow from ideation through final delivery for well-known brands and agencies. The content team relies on this work to execute projects with tight deadlines, turning around high-end video while managing gear and traveling for production shoots as required.

Activities

• Set up and operate cinema-grade cameras, lenses, lighting, sound, and other production gear for on-location video shoots.
• Manage in-house gear and determine production-specific needs of a shoot.
• Serve as director and field producer on shoots as needed.
• Work collaboratively with video content team members, brand marketers, writers, producers, vendors, and stakeholders to plan and execute video projects.
• Streamline the filming and editing process to create an efficient workflow from ideation to final delivery.
• Edit content with the ability to meet tight deadlines and quickly turn around high-end video.

Position Requirements

• Minimum 8 to 10 years of experience as a Cinematographer and Director of Photography creating content for brands or agencies.
• Experience producing and shooting in the field and in studios.
• In-depth experience and knowledge of video production equipment, including cameras, lighting, sound, and edit suites.
• Expert-level experience using Adobe Creative Suite, including Premiere.
• Ability to use After Effects and DaVinci (preferred).
• Proven ability to create impactful content that tells a story across topics.
• Ability to manage multiple projects at one time.
• Excellent communicator able to clearly explain project needs to internal stakeholders and vendors.
• Ability to thrive in fast-paced, high-volume, deadline-driven environments.
• Self-motivated, resourceful, and detail-oriented.

The cinematographer coordinates, concepts, and executes video content for marketing audiences across the organization, both locally and globally, handling everything from shot lists and moodboards to interviews in studio and on location. The work directly supports marketing brand and segment teams in developing high-quality storytelling content, with the Studio Director as a key collaborator and travel required up to 10% of the time.

Operational Focus

• Work with the Studio Director to concept and execute various productions across the org, both locally and globally, in studio and on location.
• Work with marketing, brand, and segment teams to develop high-quality, engaging storytelling content.
• Maintain gear for the in-house studio and determine production-specific needs of a shoot.
• Execute work including editing, directing, photography, and light motion graphics.
• Receive and implement notes on cuts from project stakeholders.
• Deliver final video product to required platform specifications on tight deadlines.

Knowledge Skills & Abilities

• Bachelor's degree in Fine Art or Art with a concentration in video production, communications, or film.
• 4+ years of experience in video production, with a strong portfolio demonstrating proficiency in editing and videography.
• Experience working in an agency, production company, or in-house creative setting.
• Thorough familiarity with various lighting, camera, and grip equipment.
• Thorough understanding of the video production process from discovery, planning, script writing, videography, and management of post-production.
• Ability to translate a script or storyboard into shot lists and schedules for production.
• Knowledge of multimedia-related software including Adobe Premiere, After Effects, and Adobe Media Encoder.
• Project management, pre/post-production, and Adobe Creative Suite experience.
• Understanding of color theory, lighting techniques, typography, and color correction.
• Understanding of brand standards and ability to translate them to a moving image context.

The Cinematographer produces video content for a YouTube channel and social media platforms, trimming footage, assembling sequences, and repurposing content natively across platforms with a focus on incorporating current editing trends. Reporting to the brand team and working independently with a startup-oriented structure, this role delivers rough and final cuts that sustain consistent channel output and audience engagement.

Key Deliverables

• Film and edit content for a YouTube channel and other social media platforms.
• Bring creative ideas for shots and concepts.
• Understand the brand and essence to best capture captivating footage.
• Trim footage segments and assemble the sequence of footage.
• Input music, dialogue, graphics, and effects.
• Create rough and final cuts.
• Turn over changes and edits quickly.
• Implement new editing technologies and industry best practices to maximize efficiency.
• Keep up with editing trends and incorporate them into everyday work.
• Repurpose content to different social media platforms natively.

Professional Experience

• Experience creating content specifically for YouTube channels.
• Experience with marketing (preferred).
• Experience working with startups.
• Ability to thrive under pressure and hit demanding deadlines.
• Ability to work long hours.
• Proficiency in Final Cut Pro X.
• Positive mindset and ability to think creatively.
• Ability to take direction and learn tasks quickly.

Embedded within a production team that includes animators, tutors, illustrators, and scriptwriters, the Cinematographer analyzes scripts and story structure, directs and coordinates productions, and manages all aspects of filming across multiple simultaneous projects. Working closely with the post-production team to preserve desired effects and maintain scene mood, this role advances creative storytelling from storyboard development through final camera operation for scripted productions.

Areas of Ownership

• Analyze scripts, characters, and story structure and decide on a visual approach.
• Plan, direct, coordinate, and review production scripts.
• Coordinate costumes and props.
• Create a creative storyboard and assist with creative development.
• Work efficiently to stay on schedule.
• Manage all aspects of filming and operate the camera.
• Work on multiple projects at once, organized and diligent in managing shifting priorities and meeting deadlines.
• Work with the post-production team to ensure the desired effects are preserved, and the mood of the production is maintained.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Film Production or a similar discipline.
• Extensive experience working in the film industry or in video production.
• Experience with cameras including DSLR and mirrorless, and camera support including gimbals and jibs.
• Strong technical knowledge of cameras.
• Thorough understanding of the film production process, including setting up, shooting, processing, and editing.
• Understanding of shot composition, movement, and color.
• Artistic ability and excellent hand-eye coordination.
• Strong communication skills and ability to work as a team player.
• Detail-oriented with good creative intelligence and an eye for detail.
• Flexible approach to adapting knowledge to achieve improved results.

Reporting to the director and producer on set, the Cinematographer develops and oversees lighting setups in the studio and in the field, acting as director of photography and lead videographer on all major shoots while operating cameras, audio, and lighting equipment. Partnering with production staff to ensure safety and set discipline from equipment retrieval through full breakdown, this role delivers consistently high-quality imagery across a range of scheduled shoot environments.

Role Responsibilities

• Act as director of photography and lead videographer on all major shoots.
• Extract the highest quality of images from cameras, in studio and in the field.
• Prepare for shoots by retrieving all necessary lighting, audio, and camera equipment.
• Set scene lighting upon arrival to each scheduled shoot, adjusting as needed in collaboration with the director and producer.
• Operate cameras, audio, and lighting equipment.
• Oversee all lighting and electrical equipment, ensuring safety is a priority.
• Break down sets once production is complete, including coiling cables, folding C-stands, and putting away lights.
• Ensure effective and high-quality lighting, focused on the mood and tone of each scene.

Background & Experience

• 3+ years of hands-on experience working as a gaffer within the film industry.
• Extensive experience building rigs for cameras.
• Thorough understanding of various types of lights and gear, including C-stands, gels, diffusion, scrims, dolly tracks, and mount rigs.
• Strong organizational, time management, and communication skills.
• Solution-oriented with the ability to creatively solve problems during shoots.
• Proactive team player with a solutions-based, positive attitude.

A key member of the content team, the Cinematographer directs and produces video for content and partnership deliverables while managing production staff, shoot schedules, and all aspects of pre-production through post-production. Collaborating across social, creative, and partnership teams and reporting to the Head of Content, this role develops impactful Esports content that meets brand, sponsor, and production quality standards.

Job Functions

• Pitch creative ideas for content and partnership deliverables.
• Direct and produce videos for content and partnership deliverables while adhering to brand and sponsor guidelines.
• Assess creative concepts and project scope within budget and timing constraints.
• Maintain production schedules and accurate documentation related to all aspects of production.
• Manage production shoots with talent.
• Oversee all aspects of pre-production, production, and post-production.
• Work with the Head of Content to oversee and improve production processes.
• Manage production staff on projects.
• Promote cross-functional team collaboration by ensuring all staff and partners are set up for success.
• Outsource crews for production needs.

Required Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience as a Producer and Cinematographer.
• Hands-on experience with various filming and lighting equipment.
• Experience running and managing video shoots of various sizes and scales.
• Ability to manage production staff.
• Familiarity with pre-production, production, and post-production.
• Deep understanding of Esports content.
• Working knowledge of Adobe CC programs.
• Ability to travel both domestically and internationally.

The Cinematographer develops shot plans with the team leader and manages camera equipment selection, lighting setups, and raw footage organization across shoots that follow scripts, screenplays, or outlines. Serving on a team responsible for procurement decisions and compliance with company design standards, this role delivers polished sequences with corrected audio-video sync, coloring, and logical continuity across the final edit.

What You'll Do

• Meet with the team leader to discuss the visual style and storyboard shots.
• Choose camera equipment, including film stock, lenses, filters, tripods, light meters, and accessories needed for filming.
• Ensure lighting, props, and other elements are properly planned for each shoot.
• Use lighting to create mood, emphasize elements of a scene, and create realistic shadows.
• Follow a script, screenplay, or outline during the shoot.
• Sort through raw footage data and complete the lineup to ensure logical sequencing and smooth running.
• Ensure audio-video sync and improve and correct lighting, coloring, and faulty footage.
• Maintain and follow best practices for versioning control, naming conventions, and organization of files.
• Ensure compliance with company guidelines and design standards.
• Research and test out new products while providing advice in procurement decisions.

Qualifications & Experience

• Expert proficiency in editing software, including Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition.
• Basic proficiency in design software, including After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
• Strong technical knowledge of cameras, the film production process, photography gear, and videography equipment.
• Thorough understanding of lighting techniques, light color, shade, and manipulation.
• Strong creative instincts and storytelling skills.
• Strong interpersonal and management skills.
• Ability to meet deadlines and multitask comfortably.

Consistent audience engagement and brand storytelling depend on the Cinematographer, who conceives, shoots, and edits video content spanning beauty tutorials and product videos to influencer interviews and PR events, reporting directly to the Head of Creative. Serving as the primary video content creator within the creative team, this role runs production from initial pitch through final delivery across YouTube and social media platforms to drive sharing and high levels of engagement.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

• Concept, pitch, storyboard, shoot, and edit video content.
• Produce video that resonates with the audience and drives a high level of engagement and sharing.
• Participate in brainstorming sessions with the creative team.
• Test iterations of approved concepts and proactively resolve any issues that may arise during the production process.
• Demonstrate developed ideas visually to present concepts in an easy-to-follow manner.
• Manage inventory of video equipment.

Skills & Qualifications

• Experience shooting and editing videos for YouTube and social media.
• Knowledge of cameras, mics, lighting, sound, and other necessary equipment.
• Understanding of the video ecosystem, distribution, competition, and trends.
• Knowledge and passion for beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content.
• Clean and modern design aesthetic.
• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, and After Effects on a Mac platform.
• Natural storytelling ability with a flow of creative ideas to engage video viewers.