Videographer

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Martell VenturesMedia

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Requirements

Strong videography skills, including framing, lighting, and audio setup
Advanced video editing skills (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, CapCut, or similar)
Experience creating content for personal brands or creators
Deep understanding of short-form content and social media trends
Ability to move fast and produce consistently
Strong storytelling instincts and attention to detail
Self-starter who can operate independently in a remote setup

Responsibilities

Shoot video content for the CEO (on-site shoots coordinated as needed)
Edit short-form and long-form content for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn
Add captions, graphics, music, and branding elements to enhance engagement
Turn raw footage into multiple content pieces optimized per platform
Collaborate on content ideas, trends, and formats
Manage and schedule content posting
Maintain consistent brand style and quality across all outputs

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