Job Description

• Prepares for the shoot
• Sets up the shot(s) through planning and coordination with the director, camera operator, and other members of the crew
• Monitors the shot(s) through the use of a monitor or viewfinder when live action is being recorded simultaneously
• Stores and organizes footage in an attempt to see if it meets quality standards or works out any problems
• Reviews and marks footage, cuts, or edits during post-production
• Works with the film editor to make sure the shots filmed will fit into the final movie
• Looks at the script and decides with the director how to execute it photographically
• Sets up lights and other technical equipment required for the shot(s), using standard lighting instruments and types of lighting gels or filters
• Works closely with the director, actors, and other crew to create settings for effective shots or sequences
• Advises the director on camera angles and lighting
• Sets up the camera to record sound or film in various situations (e.g. nature, a city street)
• Sets up cameras and other media equipment for shooting sound or television productions
• Advises the director on when to make a call sheet or notify the production company of the dates, times, and locations of the shoot
• Uses lighting instruments to achieve desired results (e.g. enhance facial features)
• Repositions the camera or camera angle to get the perfect angle and perspective
• Reviews footage and decides whether shots can be used, or whether they need to be re-shot
• Writes a shot list of all the shots needed for filming a scene (e.g. individual angles, cutaways, and close-ups)
• Decides on lighting and other special effects required for scenes (e.g. rain, snow).

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: ?25,000.00 - ?35,000.00 per month

Schedule:

• Day shift

Work Location: In person