Videographer & Motion Editor

ITW•Appleton, WI
•Onsite

About The Position

This is a high-impact, hands-on video and motion role supporting ITW Welding’s family of brands, primarily Miller and Hobart. The Videographer & Motion Editor turns brand strategies and creative briefs into authentic, technically precise video content that reflects the company’s legacy and speaks to welding fabricators, company leaders, and distribution partners. The role contributes to creative vision while executing productions from capture through final delivery, working in both industrial environments and a dedicated on-site production studio. The position is based at ITW Welding’s headquarters in Appleton, Wisconsin, and includes 20–30% travel for on-location production as project needs dictate. Candidates must be able to move 25 pounds of gear and work safely around heavy machinery and industrial environments.

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in high-end video production and editing in an agency or in-house environment.
  • In-depth knowledge of the end-to-end video workflow, from storyboarding and pre-production lighting through final delivery.
  • Mastery of camera systems and professional lighting for industrial spaces.
  • Advanced proficiency in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and After Effects.
  • Provide a portfolio showcasing a versatile range of motion projects, from social-first content to cinematic brand storytelling and national spots.
  • Ability to move 25 pounds of gear and work safely around heavy machinery and industrial environments.

Nice To Haves

  • A formal degree in Film, Cinematography, Visual Communications, or a related field.
  • Foundational knowledge of welding processes or prior experience filming in industrial or manufacturing environments.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a primary cinematographer, managing composition, lighting, and sound while working with product experts to capture authentic work.
  • Use the dedicated on-site studio and its integrated lighting and professional-grade infrastructure to produce polished studio shoots.
  • Partner with internal marketing teams and external agencies to define and refine brand look and feel.
  • Audit and maintain internal video equipment, identifying cameras, lenses, and lighting needed to meet production standards.
  • Use professional lighting techniques in high-heat, large-scale manufacturing environments.
  • Translate strategic briefs into visual frameworks that support consistent, premium, and scalable motion content.
  • Own production from initial capture through final export, moving between industrial locations and the edit suite.
  • Perform color grading, pacing, and sound design to deliver clear, professional narratives.
  • Balance flagship productions with efficient, high-quality templates for quick-turn projects.
  • Build and maintain organized post-production systems, including technical consistency, digital asset management, file management, and scalable delivery workflows.
  • Manage solo shoots and collaborate on two-camera productions or shared post-production work.
  • Collaborate with motion team members to review and pressure-test creative work.
  • Provide technical expertise and creative feedback to partner divisions so internal and agency-led work aligns with brand promises.
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