Videographer-Editor (Education Sector)

Role & responsibilities

Camera Operation

• Plan, compose, and capture educational lectures, workshops, events, and promotional videos using professional camera equipment.
• Set up and operate cameras, tripods, lighting, and audio devices to achieve high technical and creative standards.
• Adjust framing, focus, exposure, and camera movements to ensure visually engaging outputs.
• Collaborate with faculty, instructors, and technical staff to execute planned shots and scenes.

Video Editing & Post-Production

• Edit raw footage into polished video content for educational use (online classes, training modules, branding, social media, etc.).
• Use industry-standard editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, or similar) to cut, assemble, enhance, colour-correct, and sync audio for professional-quality outputs
• Incorporate graphics, captions, and animations to make videos engaging and accessible for diverse learners.
• Maintain an organized library of raw and edited files, ensuring ease of reuse and compliance with institutional standards.

Preferred candidate profile

Minimum Qualifications

• Education

  : Graduate degree (Bachelors or higher) in any discipline (mandatory).

• Preferred

  : Certificate, diploma, or degree in Film, Video Production, Mass Communication, Media Studies, or related fields.

• Experience

  : Demonstrated experience in both videography and editing, ideally within the education sector (schools, universities, NGOs, ed-tech, training institutes).

• Software Skills

  : Proficiency in industry-standard editing and design tools (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, or equivalent).

• Languages

  : Fluency in English and Hindi (spoken and written).

Desired Attributes & Conditions

• Willingness to move to Udaipur, Rajasthan.
• Ability to work outside standard hours when required for academic or institutional events.
• Strong storytelling ability to adapt raw content into engaging, learner-friendly formats.
• Team player with a collaborative approach, particularly when working with educators and non-media professionals.