Corporate Video Producer & Photographer | Adobe Premiere | $28-$30/hr

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$28.00 - $30.00 per hour

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Job Description: Corporate Video Producer & Photographer | Adobe Premiere | $28-$30/hr. Create videos that tell stories, not just capture moments. Auto-Chlor is seeking a Corporate Videographer & Photographer to create professional marketing, recruiting, training, and customer storytelling content that showcases our people, products, and customers. You'll own projects from concept through final delivery, working closely with our Director of Marketing to produce polished, brand-ready content with minimal revisions.

What You'll Do: Produce professional interview-style videos Photograph commercial equipment and products Create recruiting and training videos Plan shoots, build storyboards, and organize productions Film, edit, color correct, and deliver polished final assets Create branded motion graphics using Adobe After Effects Maintain organized video, photography, and digital media assets Perform quality-control reviews to ensure lighting, composition, branding, and product accuracy after final delivery Travel approximately 20% to Auto-Chlor branches

What We're Looking For: Experience producing c orporate, commercial, or branded video content from concept through final delivery Strong portfolio showcasing interview-style videos and branded content Adobe Premiere Pro (required)Adobe After Effects (strongly preferred)Experience photographing products with attention to lighting, reflections, perspective, and color accuracy Comfortable directing interviews and working with executives, employees, and customers Detail-oriented with strong quality-control habits

Schedule: Fully onsite, Monday-Friday | 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Pay: $28-$30/hour Please include a portfolio showcasing your recent corporate, commercial, or branded video and photography work.

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