Real Estate Photographer
glasshouse mediaMilford (MA)
About the role
Job Description:
Glasshouse Media is a fast growing regional leader in digital media & content production for real estate agents and brokerages. Our team uses industry leading technology to work alongside real estate professionals, homeowners & property managers to help market their homes effectively. This is a unique opportunity to join a successful small business as we expand into national markets! Our team is seeking a capable Real Estate Photographer in a Sub-Contractor or Employee role around the Metrowest and Worcester areas! We are willing to train the right candidates! Earn an hourly rate and mileage in a mostly autonomous position. The ideal candidate will be comfortable in a fast-paced environment with outstanding time-management skills. Must be comfortable working with our clients directly in a professional and courteous manner to achieve their desired vision. Must be punctual, and able to adapt appropriately to a highly variable Monday - Saturday schedule which involves travel.
Requirements:
Employee must be able to travel by car up to 150 miles/day. Employee must be able to walk customer’s property which may include varying terrain. Employee must be able to carry up to 25 pounds of equipment. Employee must have a smart phone. Employee must upload unedited photos to Dropbox or Google Drive by 5PM on the day of the shoot. Employee must have a clean driving record. Background check required. *Knowledge and experience with HDR/Flambient photography is a plus! We will provide you with information & documentation on photo guidelines & on-site best practices. Please provide us with any link to your portfolio.
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