Videographer / Content Creator (Traveling)
USA (On-site)
Posted 8 days ago
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Job Description
This job is for our Agency not our consulting conpany !!
We produce content for local businesses across the country. When we book a client, you are the person who shows up with the camera.
This is a road job. A normal week might be a shoot in Philadelphia on Monday, an overnight, a shoot in New York on Tuesday, and a flight to Las Vegas two days later.
The job
• Travel to client locations and shoot.
• Shoot long form YouTube content with multiple angles
• Shoot short form: Instagram reels and TikTok, including on a phone when the phone is the right tool
• Direct the shoot. Place the client, fix their hands, feed them lines, get them comfortable on camera
• Keep the subject in frame and the background clean, every single time
• Back up footage to two locations before you sleep
Who this is for
• You are a social content creator with a videography background, in that order. You know what performs, not only what looks good
• You can direct. If you cannot tell a nervous business owner where to stand and what to say, this is not the role
• You love travel. The real version of it, not the idea of it
• You shoot vertical natively. Your kit and your instincts are both built for it
• You are reliable in unfamiliar cities. Call times, flights, rentals, hotels, and nothing gets lost
Gear
Preferred: mirrorless body, wireless lavalier mics, gimbal. It all has to handle vertical.
What this job is not
• Not a studio job and not a desk job
• Not a point and shoot job. The camera work here is simple. The directing is the job
Compensation
$22 to $35 per hour depending on experience and gear. Travel is covered on top: flights, hotels, ground transport, and per diem.
The Shooter's Network
Most talented videographers are stuck shooting personal events for $200-$500 per gig. You're doin baby showers. Cookouts. Music videos. Graduations. Working 7 days a week, barely making $3K/month. Burned out. Talented but broke. The problem isn't you're skills. It's your clients.Shooter Network teaches videographers how to transition from low-paying personal clients to high-paying business clients.Business clients (real estate brokerages, local businesses, etc.) pay $10K-$50K for video. Same camera. Same skills. 10x the income.Since launching, we've trained 100+ videographers who have collectively generated over $1M in client revenue.Our students have landed:$50K annual retainers with tech companies$18K projects with real estate brokerages$12K/month recurring income with local businessesMany have replaced their full-time job income in 90 days.WHAT WE TEACH:Inside Shooter Network, you learn:✓ How to find business clients in your city (the 5-minute strategy)✓ The exact email templates that get 50% response rates✓ How to pitch $10K-$50K projects without being salesy✓ The proposal system that closes 60% of deals✓ How to set up $3K-$5K/month retainers for recurring incomePlus: Private community of 100+ videographers, weekly Q&A calls with founder Brandon, all templates and scripts included.WHO THIS IS FOR✓ Videographers tired of $200-$500 gigs✓ Creatives with stable income ready to invest $3K✓ People serious about landing $10K+ business clientsClick the link to learn more!
