About the Role
We are seeking a creative, reliable, and highly skilled Videographer to join our growing production team, primarily serving the corporate video market. This is a hands-on, on-set role suited for a visual storyteller who has trained in a film school environment and understands what it takes to work professionally on a crew.
You will be part of a collaborative team producing high-quality branded and corporate video content — from talking-head interviews and internal communications to full-scale commercial productions. Whether you are behind the camera, rigging lights, or gripping on set, you bring a crew-first mentality and a strong foundation in filmmaking practice.
Fresh graduates from film school or polytechnic film/media programmes are welcome to apply, provided you have real on-set experience.
Key Responsibilities
1. Videography
Operate video cameras to capture main footage, B-roll, and interviews across corporate and branded productions.
Execute camera movements, angles, and framing that support the project's narrative in close collaboration with the Director or DOP.
Maintain visual consistency throughout the shoot, including exposure, white balance, and framing continuity.
Monitor audio levels when required and flag technical issues promptly.
2. Camera Assistant
Assist with building, balancing, and breaking down camera packages (both cinema and mirrorless systems).
Manage on-set media safely, including timely offloading and secure storage of digital assets.
Handle lens changes, battery management, and keep all camera equipment clean and organised.
Pull focus or manage the slate/clapperboard when supporting another DOP or camera operator.
3. Gaffer / Grip (Lighting & Rigging)
Set up, adjust, and operate lighting fixtures to achieve the desired mood and exposure.
Handle grip equipment securely, including light stands, C-stands, flags, nets, diffusers, and rigging systems.
Ensure lighting continuity across scenes and collaborate with the camera team to shape light and control shadows.
Safely load, unload, and transport lighting and grip gear; identify and mitigate on-set hazards related to cables, tripods, and rigging.
4. Photography
Capture high-quality still images for commercial, social media, and community-based campaigns when required.
Adapt to different photography styles — portraits, lifestyle, event coverage, and product shoots.
Ensure optimal framing, composition, and exposure that align with the creative brief.
5. Equipment & Wrap
Support pre-shoot prep, equipment checks, and the full strike and wrap-down of all production setups.
Promptly report any equipment issues or damages to the lead producer or DOP.
Physically handle, transport, and operate production equipment safely on all shoot days.
Requirements
Education
Diploma or Degree in Film, Media Production, Cinematography, or a related discipline from a recognised film school or polytechnic (e.g., Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic, NAFA, LASALLE, or equivalent) preferred.
Experience & Skills
Fresh graduates are welcome — on-set experience during school productions, internships, or short-term contracts counts.
Strong working knowledge of professional camera systems (DSLR, mirrorless, cinema cameras) and accessories including gimbals and monitoring solutions.
Solid understanding of cinematography principles: composition, colour, and exposure.
Familiarity with the corporate video production environment — understanding client-facing shoots, tight timelines, and professional conduct on set.
Experience working as part of a crew, including understanding of on-set hierarchy, communication, and role responsibilities.
Basic proficiency in lighting setups and clean audio capture.
Physically fit and able to handle and transport production equipment safely.
Preferred Attributes
Prior experience on corporate video, commercial, or branded content shoots.
Comfortable in a team-oriented production environment serving corporate clients.
Calm, professional, and safety-conscious on set.
Punctual, dependable, and detail-oriented.
Positive attitude and a genuine willingness to learn and grow within a production team.
Comfortable working long hours or irregular shoot schedules when required.
Contract Details
Contract Duration: Project-based / 12 months (depending on project needs)
Employment Type: Full-time / Contract
Renewal: Subject to performance and production requirements
Working Arrangement: Fully on-site; shoot-based schedules apply