Student Worker - Sports Photographer/Videographer - Campus Recreation - BC

Posted 17 days ago

baylor universityWaco (TX)

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About the role

Student Worker - Sports Photographer/Videographer - Campus Recreation - BCJob Classification: Marketing and Communications, Student

Department: Campus Recreation Hiring Manager: Alaejah Norris

Contact: Alaejah_norris 2@baylor.edu

Work Schedule: Minimum 15hrs per week including some weekends Desired Length of Employment: Fall/Ongoing

Pay Rate: $10 Job Description Focus: Capture dynamic, high-quality photos and videos to tell the story of Campus Rec programs and events. Ideal for: Film & media students, visual storytellers, aspiring sports photographers/videographers, portfolio builders.

Key Responsibilities: Attend assigned Campus Rec events and capture both photo and video content (e.g., intramurals, club sports, fitness events).Compose and deliver shots that reflect the energy and community of each event — not just "who won the game."Follow creative direction and shot lists provided by the Communications Manager, while bringing your own creativity to the table. Edit photos Experience with photo/video editing software. Organize content weekly in shared folders, with clear file names and usage notes. Stay up to date on trends in visual content (e.g. Reels, sports photography, behind-the-scenes clips).

Employer: Baylor University

Work Location: McLane Student Life Center Work Address: 209 Speight Ave, Waco, TX, 76706

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