Videographer - Part Time

Virginia Information Technologies Agency•Lexington, VA
•$20 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

Virginia Military Institute is seeking a highly creative and motivated part-time videographer to capture engaging video content that supports new cadet recruitment and promotion of the VMI brand. This position resides in the Office of Public Information and Marketing, is responsible for showcasing the intricacies of cadet life, academics, events, etc. in support of the Institute’s mission and strategic enrollment and plan goals. Video content produced by the videographer should support the Institute’s public information and marketing initiatives across all digital media platforms, including social media, for various audiences, and convey the value of a VMI education. This is a great opportunity to work for one of the nation’s highly ranked institutions of higher education. VMI has a 185-year legacy of developing and producing graduates of high character, honor, discipline, and integrity. Use your talents to tell the story, which includes rigorous academics, small classroom settings, military training, ROTC activities, rich traditions and events, and a highly engaged alumni network. You will be a part of a creative team within VMI that strives to tell the VMI story in the most authentic way possible, so as to reach individuals looking for a unique undergraduate experience.

Requirements

  • Industry experience shooting, editing, or producing video.
  • Advanced knowledge of Adobe Creative Cloud programs or similar audio and video editing software.
  • Demonstrated experience with video equipment, studio and location lighting, audio recording, and editing video projects.
  • Lifting of up to 50 lbs.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with live-streaming events a plus.
  • Experience in higher education.
  • FAA drone certification a plus.

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to a library of current b-roll of cadet life, academic activities, ROTC experiences, and events, as well as support coverage of key Institute events.
  • Skillfully use and operate video equipment.
  • Take on any role necessary – director, camera operator, and other equipment operator, as needed.
  • Utilize audio and video software for titling, audio mixing, editing, and media export.
  • Store all assets appropriately for future collaborative use and reference.
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