Freelance Videographer – Factory B-Roll
twineFort Myers (FL)
About the role
This role involves capturing high-quality B-roll footage at a manufacturing facility in Fort Myers, Florida. The focus is on documenting the authentic production line environment and daily operations, highlighting the workflow and atmosphere of the factory floor. The project requires a keen eye for detail to ensure the footage accurately represents the working environment. No interviews or aerial shots are needed, and the shoot is expected to be completed within half a day. The final footage must be delivered by September 22.
Requirements:
Proven experience in videography, particularly in industrial or manufacturing settings
Proficiency with professional video equipment and stabilization tools
Strong understanding of composition, lighting, and movement for dynamic B-roll
Ability to work efficiently within tight deadlines and deliver high-quality footage
Must be available for an on-site shoot in Fort Myers, Florida
Excellent organizational and time management skills
Reliable transportation to and from the facility
Portfolio demonstrating relevant previous work
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