We are seeking a student Videographer to help us create strong video content for social media, websites, and advertising campaigns. Some of the videos you produce will be creative in nature, and some will involve simply recording speakers at events.
You’re an ideal candidate if:
1. You’re a creative person who knows how to capture events and create original content.
2. You have experience with videography.
Are comfortable using a Canon DSLR on manual mode for capturing RAW footage.
Strong knowledge of composition, lighting, framing, camera movements, and editing for video.
Understanding of how to operate professional camera and audio equipment.
3. You have experience with editing software.
4. You’re experienced with video production from conception to final product
Pitch ideas to managers and clients
Ability to write scripts and create shot lists for video ideas
Use visual storytelling skills to create compelling content
Scout locations and organize film shoots
Take feedback professionally and make necessary adjustments to videos
Good cloud storage organizational skills to keep projects organized and easy to access
* Please note that not all projects will be as creative in nature; some recurring video assignments will simply be recording and editing department seminar footage
5. You know how to convert and upload content to YouTube and other cloud-based servers.
6. You’d like a flexible schedule of 5-10 hours a week (very variable!) that works around your classes.
You MUST be available to work Thursdays 10-12:30 to film our department research seminars once a month.
Some additional responsibilities may include:
Participating in the occasional daytime and evening activities taking place in the Department of Exercise Sciences to capture video for websites and social media
Managing your projects with little supervision and meeting deadlines
During the interview, we want you to demonstrate:
Maturity: ability to take ownership of work, be dependable, and manage priorities
Social skills: comfortable around a variety of people, especially helping them be at ease when filming or giving feedback
Relatable: understand student audience and what type of content resonates with them
How to Apply:
Apply at the following link and email the following items to Annie Smedley at anniesmed@byu.edu
https://www.myworkday.com/byu/d/inst/15$392530/9925$13350.htmld
Be sure to attach:
Cover letter
Resume
Project portfolio including 3-5 professional projects you’ve created including professional videos for websites or social media
Desired hours to work during fall and winter semester
Start date availability
Pay: $16-18+ (depending on experience)
Open until filled
Starting Date: As soon as possible