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Civic Recruitment Limited

Videographer

Greater London
Posted 17 days ago
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3 Month Contract With A Local Authority

Job Purpose

To deliver high-quality video productions for internal and external clients, ensuring client briefs are delivered to a consistently high professional standard, on schedule and within budget.

The postholder will support the Council’s commercial objectives by generating income through high-quality video production services, identifying and pitching for new business opportunities, and ensuring projects provide value for money while meeting the Council’s communications strategy and key priorities.

Key Responsibilities

  • Plan, film and edit high-quality video productions for a range of internal and external clients, responding effectively to agreed briefs.
  • Manage video projects from initial brief through to final delivery, acting as the central point of contact and ensuring projects are delivered on time and within agreed budgets.
  • Develop and pitch video production proposals to internal and external clients to secure new business and maximise income for the Council.
  • Prepare competitive project quotations and fees, ensuring they reflect the scope of work and represent the best interests of the Council.
  • Select appropriate filming formats, locations, settings, equipment and production techniques according to project requirements.
  • Produce video content for a range of platforms, including social media, external websites, intranet and other digital channels.
  • Ensure all video content meets high standards of quality, consistency and reliability and complies with Council branding and communications requirements.
  • Explore and implement new filming, editing techniques, technologies and industry best practice to improve quality and efficiency.
  • Manage multiple projects effectively, forward plan workloads and prioritise competing demands while maintaining delivery standards.
  • Undertake financial administration for video projects, including quotations, invoicing, income monitoring and maintaining relevant financial records.
  • Maintain accurate statistical and performance information relating to video projects and prepare reports as required.
  • Work collaboratively with internal teams, external clients, partners and cross-borough initiatives to maximise the contribution and commercial potential of the Videography Unit.
  • Represent and promote the Council’s Videography Unit professionally, identifying opportunities to develop its profile and generate additional business.
  • Undertake relevant industry research, professional development and training to maintain a high-quality and contemporary service.
  • Ensure video and production equipment is properly maintained, stored securely and safeguarded when not in use.
  • Comply with relevant health and safety requirements, Data Protection/GDPR, equal opportunities, customer care, Council policies and applicable technology agreements.
  • Undertake any other duties commensurate with the grade and responsibilities of the post.

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  • Proven professional experience in videography, video production, filming and editing.
  • Strong practical skills in filming, editing and producing high-quality video content for a range of audiences and platforms.
  • Experience of managing video production projects from brief through to final delivery.
  • Experience of working to client briefs, budgets and deadlines while maintaining a high standard of creative output.
  • Ability to develop creative concepts and select appropriate formats, locations, settings and production techniques.
  • Experience of producing content for digital platforms, including websites, social media and internal communications channels.
  • Strong understanding of visual storytelling, composition, sound, lighting and post-production techniques.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects and competing priorities effectively, including working under pressure and to tight deadlines.
  • Commercial awareness and the ability to identify, develop and pitch for new video production opportunities.
  • Experience of preparing project quotations and managing the financial administration associated with production work.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with internal clients, external customers, partners and stakeholders.
  • Ability to work independently while also contributing effectively to a wider team.
  • Commitment to maintaining professional standards and keeping up to date with developments in videography, editing technology and industry best practice.
  • Understanding of data protection, health and safety, equality and relevant organisational policies within a professional production environment.

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Desirable

  • Experience of working within a local authority, public sector or corporate communications environment.
  • Experience of generating commercial income through creative or production services.
  • Experience of working on partnership or cross-borough projects.
  • Knowledge of Council branding, corporate communications and public-sector communications requirements.
  • Experience with a range of professional video cameras, lighting, audio and editing equipment/software.

Additional Information

  • Location: Royal Borough of Greenwich
  • Hours per week: 35
  • Payment: Bi-weekly
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