Role Summary: The Camera Operator is responsible for capturing high-quality visual footage according to the creative director's vision. They manage the physical setup, lighting, audio capture, and technical settings on set.
Key Responsibilities
- Camera Operation: Set up and operate digital cinema cameras, DSLRs, mirrorless systems, and stabilizers (gimbal, tripod, cranes).
- Lighting & Composition: Frame shots beautifully using the rule of thirds, depth of field, and movement. Set up key, fill, and rim lighting to set the mood.
- Audio Capture: Set up on-camera microphones, lavaliers, and boom mics, monitoring audio levels to ensure crisp, clean sound.
- Technical Compliance: Manage camera settings like exposure, white balance, frame rates (e.g., 24fps for cinematic, 60fps+ for slow motion), and color profiles (Log/RAW).
Required Skills & Tools
- Gear Expertise: Mastery of camera brands (Sony FX/A7 series, Canon Cinema, RED, or Blackmagic) and lighting grids.
- Adaptability: Ability to shoot in fast-paced environments, changing locations, and varying weather conditions.
- Physical Stamina: Able to carry heavy equipment (up to 40 lbs) and stand for long shooting days.
2. Video Editor Job Description
Role Summary: The Video Editor takes raw footage and transforms it into a polished, engaging final product. They handle the pacing, narrative flow, sound design, and visual polish of the video.
Key Responsibilities
- Ingestion & Assembly: Organize raw footage, sync multi-camera shoots, and sync external audio tracks. Create a "rough cut" establishing the narrative flow.
- Pacing & Storytelling: Trim and arrange clips to maximize engagement, maintain appropriate pacing, and hit emotional or informational beats.
- Color Grading: Correct exposure/white balance issues and apply creative color grading to establish a consistent look.
- Audio & Motion Graphics: Mix dialogue, sound effects (SFX), and music tracks. Add lower-thirds, text overlays, and basic transitions.
Required Skills & Software
- Software Mastery: Expert proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro. Basic knowledge of After Effects for motion graphics.
- Attention to Detail: Deep understanding of video codecs, aspect ratios (16:9 for YouTube vs. 9:16 for TikTok/Shorts), and file management.
- Creative Intuition: A strong sense of timing, rhythm, and narrative structure.
3. Combined Role: Video Producer / Shooter-EditorNote: If you are a small business, agency, or content creator, you are likely looking for a "Shooter-Editor." This hybrid professional owns the entire production pipeline.Job Summary
We are seeking a versatile Video Producer (Shooter-Editor) to take video concepts from script to screen. You will handle everything on-set (shooting, lighting, audio) and lead the post-production process (editing, color grading, sound mixing) to deliver high-converting, visually stunning video assets.
Core Duties
- Plan and execute solo or small-team video shoots.
- Direct talent on set and ensure technical quality of audio and video.
- Cut, edit, and polish videos for multiple platforms (Web, YouTube, Social Media).
- Maintain and manage all production gear and digital storage archives.
Pay: From ₹30,000.00 per month
Benefits:
Work Location: In person
