In-House Cameraman (IHC)
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Position In-House Cameraman (IHC)
Notable Qualification An in-house cameraman (often titled as an in-house videographer or camera operator) is responsible for managing the end-to-end visual production of a company’s content., this position focuses on maintaining consistent brand identity across multiple projects.
Academic Qualification Bachelor’s degree in film, Media Production, or Broadcasting is standard for in-house roles.
Experience 3 to 5 years in managing the end-to-end visual production of a company’s content
Portfolio A strong showreel demonstrating diverse styles (interviews, B-roll, events)
Skills Deep knowledge of various camera systems (Canon, Sony, RED), lenses, and lighting techniques.
Ability to handle heavy equipment and stand for long periods during extended shoots
Health Competence Fit to Work
Brief Description of Job to be Performed
1 Pre-Production: Collaborate with creative directors and marketing teams to develop storyboards, scripts, and shot lists. This includes location scouting and determining technical needs such as lighting and audio.
2 On-Set Production: Assemble, set up, and operate professional camera gear, including high-end digital cameras, gimbals, and lighting rigs. They ensure high-quality framing, focus, and lighting for various settings, from live events to studio interviews.
3 Post-Production: In-house roles often require basic to advanced editing skills using software like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro to refine raw footage into finished products.
4 Equipment Maintenance: Setting up, testing, and maintaining company-owned camera gear, including high-end digital cameras, tripods, lenses, and lighting equipment.
5 Strategy & Branding: Ensure all visual content aligns with the company’s brand guidelines and marketing objectives.
6 Pre-Production: Collaborate with creative directors and marketing teams to develop storyboards, scripts, and shot lists. This includes location scouting and determining technical needs such as lighting and audio.