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Videographer
Client Location: London (Hybrid)
Starting: Asap
Minimum Pay (per day): 300.00 (Outside IR35)
Maximum Pay (per day): 400.00
Firm, non-negotiable: No
Hours: Part-time
Duration: 1-2 weeks ad hoc
Job Description
Videographer
Project: Interview / Talking-Head Video
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced Freelance Videographer / Editor to film and edit a talking-head style video for the Infectious Disease team. The project will involve filming interviews with three senior stakeholders and delivering a polished, broadcast-quality final edit. This is a hands-on role requiring strong filming, lighting, and post-production skills, with the successful freelancer responsible for taking the project from shoot through to final delivery.
Key Responsibilities
- Film three senior stakeholder interviews
- Shoot across three locked-off camera set-ups, ensuring consistent framing and visual quality.
- Provide and operate professional filming equipment.
- Set up simple, clean, and effective interview lighting.
- Capture high-quality dialogue and production audio.
- Edit the interviews into a polished final video, incorporating supplied B-roll footage.
- Complete colour grading and audio mixing.
- Ensure the final edit is professionally finished and delivered to the agreed specification and deadline.
- Manage the workflow from filming through to final delivery, maintaining consistency across all interviews.
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Requirements
- Proven experience as a shooter / videographer and editor, ideally with strong experience filming interviews and talking-head content.
- Own professional camera kit, ideally Sony A7S III, Sony FX3 or equivalent/better.
- Confident creating simple, professional interview lighting setups.
- Strong understanding of composition, framing, and visual storytelling.
- Excellent editing skills, with the ability to create a polished final cut from interview and B-roll footage.
- Strong colour grading and audio mixing capabilities.
- Teleprompter capability is preferred.
- Able to work independently and manage a tight production and post-production timeline.
- Strong attention to detail and a professional approach to working with senior stakeholders.


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Timeline
The project has a tight turnaround, with filming and post-production required to enable final delivery by early September 2026.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal freelancer will be a confident, technically strong shooter/editor who can independently manage both production and post-production. You will be comfortable working with senior stakeholders, creating clean and professional interview content, and delivering a high-quality final edit within a short timeframe.
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