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Videographer / Editor

London
£32k – £42k/yr
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Videographer / Editor

About the Role

An ambitious social-first creative agency is looking for a Videographer / Editor to join its growing creative and production team.

Working closely with a team of videographer/editors, an editor, Creative Lead and Head of Production, the successful candidate will help produce high-quality, social-first content for a range of ambitious brands across ongoing retainer work and campaign projects.

The role will span both production and post-production, with a strong focus on creating content that looks exceptional while delivering meaningful performance across social channels.

Key Responsibilities

  • Shoot and operate camera for campaigns, social content and branded productions across a range of clients and projects.
  • Edit high-quality, social-first video content quickly and efficiently, adapting creative for different platforms and formats.
  • Work collaboratively with the wider creative and production team to develop and execute content from concept through to delivery.
  • Bring a strong visual perspective and consistently raise the creative quality of the agency’s output.
  • Stay up to date with emerging social formats, trends, platform behaviours and content best practices.
  • Balance creative ambition with the need to produce content that performs against client objectives.

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Success in the role will be measured through two key lenses: the visual and creative quality of the work, and the performance of that content across client channels.

About the Agency

The agency is a social-first creative partner to ambitious, socially minded brands, working primarily across the luxury, lifestyle and technology sectors — from high-growth businesses to established household names.

Its approach is built around three core beliefs:

  • Social growth is driven by high-quality, social-first content.
  • Community and amplification are powered by creators.
  • Long-term growth comes from continuous testing, learning and consistent execution.

Who This Role Is For

The agency is open to creatives at different stages of their careers. The role could suit:

  • An agency creative looking for greater creative autonomy, responsibility or opportunities to grow.
  • A freelance videographer/editor looking to strengthen their portfolio while becoming part of a close-knit creative team.
  • A hungry, early-career creative looking to develop their skills in a fast-paced social environment.
  • A junior or mid-level creative looking to take the next step in their agency career.

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The agency is not necessarily looking for the finished article. More important is the combination of creative instinct, technical ability and a genuine desire to learn and improve.

What They’re Looking For

  • Excellent creative taste and strong executional ability.
  • A deep understanding of social media platforms, algorithms and current content best practices.
  • Strong technical skills across both camera operation and video editing.
  • An understanding of what makes content engaging and effective on social.
  • A proactive, hungry and curious mindset.
  • A willingness to learn, experiment and continually improve.
  • The ability to work at pace without compromising on quality.
  • Strong collaboration skills and an ability to contribute positively to a creative team.

How to Apply

Applications must include a portfolio or website showcasing relevant work.

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Skills

Videography
Video Editing
Camera Operation
Social Media Content Creation
Post-Production
Creative Direction
Content Strategy
Collaboration
Visual Storytelling
Platform Optimization

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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