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Freelance videographer responsible for developing video content for online classes, marketing, and events. Duties include scripting, storyboarding, scheduling, directing talent, managing camera, lighting, and audio for multi-camera productions, following brand guidelines, collaborating during post-production, and reporting project progress. The role requires end-to-end video production experience, Blackmagic and ATEM proficiency, strong audio knowledge, and a portfolio.
Freelance Videographer
Sound Collective is looking for an experienced freelance videographer to create engaging video content for our online classes, marketing, and events. You’ll work closely with our media team—including editors and graphic designers—to bring projects from concept through production. The ideal candidate is confident across all stages of video production. Familiarity with music, DJing, or music production is a plus.
Responsibilities
- Pre-production, including scripting, storyboarding, and scheduling with the Education and Marketing team
- Coordinate on-set logistics and direct talent, offering clear, constructive guidance.
- Handle camera, lighting, and audio for productions, including multi-camera shoots.
- Ensure content follows brand guidelines and messaging.
- Collaborate with editors during post-production as needed.
- Keep leadership informed on project progress and outcomes.
Skills and qualifications
- Experience producing video content from planning through filming.
- Proficiency with Blackmagic cameras and ATEM switchers.
- Experience with multi-camera production and lighting.
- Strong understanding of audio signal flow and routing.
- Confident directing talent.
- Experience filming educational content.
- Familiarity with music, DJing, or music production is a plus.
Engagement: Freelance
Rate: Depending on experience
Please send a Portfolio; applications without portfolios will be ignored
Sound Collective New York, New York, USA Office
28 Broadway, New York, NY, United States, 10004
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