NYC Videographer / Video Producer — B2B SaaS Executive Content

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upworkBrooklyn (NY)

Film and Video Editors Motion Picture and Video Production

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$221,000 - $461,000 per year

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About the role

We’re looking for an experienced NYC-based videographer and video producer to help create polished, professional video content featuring our CEO for LinkedIn and B2B outreach. The project will include one day of filming at approximately 3–4 locations in New York City, potentially including an office setting and outdoor locations. We’re looking for someone who can handle both production and post-production and help our CEO come across naturally and professionally on camera.

What we’re looking for: Based in or able to work on location in New York City Professional camera, lighting, and audio equipment Experience filming executives, founders, B2B content, interviews, or professional-services content Ability to direct and coach someone on camera Comfortable filming across multiple NYC locations in a single day Strong editing, sound cleanup, color correction, and captions Clean, restrained graphics appropriate for a professional/financial-services audience Ability to create a consistent visual style that can be reused for future videos We are not looking for highly produced commercials or fast-moving social media clips. The goal is polished but natural executive content that feels credible and personal.

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