Videographer Cum Editor
1) Collaborating with the project team to understand the project's goals, storyline, target audience, and desired visual style.
2) Scouting and selecting shooting locations.
3) Drafting a preliminary shot list and storyboard.
4) Choosing appropriate cameras, lenses, and additional gear like tripods, microphones, and lighting equipment.
5) Testing and setting up equipment before shooting to ensure it's ready for production.
6) Capturing footage according to the short list or director's vision.
7) Adjusting camera settings, focus, and composition on-the-go.
8) Operating various equipment, possibly including drones or gimbal stabilizers.
9) Setting up lighting for optimal visual appeal and mood.
10) Capturing clear audio, monitoring for sound quality, and using external microphones if necessary.
11) Transferring raw footage to editing software.
12) Organizing clips and labelling them for easier navigation during editing.
13) Reviewing all captured footage and selecting the best takes.
14) Cutting, trimming, and sequencing clips to form a coherent narrative.
15) Adding transitions, effects, and other visual enhancements.
16) Synchronizing audio tracks with video.
17) Adjusting audio levels and possibly adding sound effects, music, voiceovers, or ambient sound.
18) Enhancing the visual appeal and consistency of footage through colour correction and grading.
19) Incorporating titles, subtitles, graphics, or animations as needed.
20) Applying visual effects or motion graphics, if required.
21) Collaborating with other team members or clients to gather feedback on the edited video.
22) Making revisions based on feedback to achieve the final version.
23) Finalizing the video in the appropriate format and resolution for its intended platform or distribution channel.
24) Ensuring the final product meets quality standards and technical specifications.
25) Continuously learning about new camera technologies, filming techniques, and editing software.
26) Engaging in professional development through courses, workshops, or self-study.
27) Managing time effectively to handle both shooting and editing phases, ensuring deadlines are met.
28) Coordinating with other departments or stakeholders as necessary.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: RM3,000.00 - RM4,000.00 per month
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Opportunities for promotion
- Professional development
Schedule:
- Monday to Friday
Supplemental Pay:
- Performance bonus
- Yearly bonus
Experience:
- Videographer: 2 years (Preferred)
Work Location: In person