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Videographer - (London Based, in-house)
The Role
Engagement Type: PAYE Employee
Contract Duration: Fixed-term: 1 year
Working Hours / Pattern: Full-time, 35 hours / 5 days per week. Monday-Friday.
Pay: £TBC per annum
Location: London, UK
Reporting Line: Producer
Notice Period: 1 month
Purpose of the role
As a Videographer at LSK, you will shoot high-quality video content across our studio productions - capturing bold content for global brands, artists, and organisations. Our productions are studio-based, so you'll work within multi-camera set-ups and studio lighting to capture interviews, live sessions, performances and brand content to a high standard. Alongside the studio work, you'll also capture fast-turnaround social content on iPhone.
This is a multi-skilled role. When you're not shooting, you'll work alongside the video editors on edits, so solid post-production skills sit alongside your camera craft. Working closely with the Senior Videographer, Head of Camera, Producer and wider team, you'll take direction on set while developing your own technical range. The focus is on shooting brilliantly - the Senior Videographer and Head of Camera lead on standards and set-ups.
This is a varied and hands-on role, working alongside the Core LSK Team, Head of Studio Production and production department.
Responsibilities
This is a multifaceted role requiring flexibility, organisation and a proactive approach. Responsibilities may shift depending on business needs, with core responsibilities outlined as follows:
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Videography
- Shoot studio content to a high standard, operating within multi-camera set-ups for interviews, live sessions, performances and brand content.
- Set up and operate studio lighting to brief, helping deliver a consistent, high-end look across all content.
- Capture footage to a strong technical standard - framing, exposure, focus, colour and on-set audio.
- Work as part of a multi-camera crew, keeping your camera in sync and capturing your assigned coverage.
- Capture fast-turnaround social content on iPhone (and other mobile set-ups) for social channels.
- Work alongside the video editors on edits when not shooting - cutting, assembling and syncing footage to brief.
- Set up, test and operate camera, lighting and audio equipment, making sure kit is charged, complete and ready.
- Manage media on set and after each shoot - offloading, backing up and organising rushes before handing to post-production.
- Contribute to shot lists and camera plans, translating briefs into practical set-ups on the day.
- Help look after the studio's camera, lighting and grip inventory, flagging repairs and kit gaps.
- Keep up to date with camera, lighting and social-content trends.
- Take direction from the Senior Videographer and Head of Camera, developing your craft and technical range.
- Support the safe, on-schedule running of shoots, working to the call sheet.
- Deliver edited and graded content to spec, hitting deadlines and platform requirements across social and client deliverables.
- Interpret edit briefs and translate them into cuts that hit the agreed spec, tone and deadline.
- Deliver your edits to the timelines set by the Post-Production Producer, keeping your projects on track and flagging risks early.
- Support colleagues across ad hoc projects and general production duties as required.


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About You
- 2-4 years' experience as a videographer in a studio, agency, or in-house content environment.
- Confident working within multi-camera studio set-ups, with a good understanding of studio lighting.
- Able to light and shoot interviews, live sessions and performances to a high standard.
- Solid post-production skills, comfortable editing alongside the video team in Adobe Premiere Pro (or similar).
- Comfortable shooting quick-turnaround social content on iPhone.
- A multi-skilled shooter-editor, happy to move between camera and edit as the schedule demands.
- Good technical knowledge of cameras, lenses, lighting and audio equipment.
- Organised with strong attention to detail, particularly around media management and delivery specs.
- A strong team player and communicator, comfortable taking direction and working as part of a crew.
- Calm and resourceful under pressure, with good problem-solving skills.
- Passionate about music, video and content, with a showreel demonstrating studio and social work.
- Willing and able to work flexible hours, including occasional weekends or early starts.
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