Corporate Conference Videography & Photos
Budget / Salary£1,500–3,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Our upcoming corporate conference needs full-scale video and photo coverage, from the first keynote to the last handshake on the facility tour. I’m after a seasoned event videographer who can move fluidly between sessions, capture clean audio, and deliver polished edits on a tight turnaround.
The headline deliverables are clear:
• A dynamic 3-minute highlight reel that features all sessions from roundtables, to panel discussions, Site Leadership Q&A, and the facility tour itself.
• 10–15 crisp, standalone interview clips ready for social and internal comms
• A gallery of 100+ colour-corrected, high-resolution photos, with the facility tour taking top visual priority
On-site you’ll need to record keynotes, panels, networking moments, and capture candid B-roll while we tour the venue. Good lighting judgment, discreet roaming with a gimbal, and reliable audio capture (lavaliers, shotgun, or both) are essential. After the event, I’ll rely on your post-production skills—clean cuts, tasteful transitions, balanced colour, and licensed background music where appropriate.
When you submit your bid, include past work that shows comparable corporate events. Highlight any projects where you juggled simultaneous video and photo responsibilities; that experience will weigh heavily in my decision.
If this brief matches your wheelhouse, I’m ready to lock dates and discuss the schedule for rough-cut reviews and final delivery.
The headline deliverables are clear:
• A dynamic 3-minute highlight reel that features all sessions from roundtables, to panel discussions, Site Leadership Q&A, and the facility tour itself.
• 10–15 crisp, standalone interview clips ready for social and internal comms
• A gallery of 100+ colour-corrected, high-resolution photos, with the facility tour taking top visual priority
On-site you’ll need to record keynotes, panels, networking moments, and capture candid B-roll while we tour the venue. Good lighting judgment, discreet roaming with a gimbal, and reliable audio capture (lavaliers, shotgun, or both) are essential. After the event, I’ll rely on your post-production skills—clean cuts, tasteful transitions, balanced colour, and licensed background music where appropriate.
When you submit your bid, include past work that shows comparable corporate events. Highlight any projects where you juggled simultaneous video and photo responsibilities; that experience will weigh heavily in my decision.
If this brief matches your wheelhouse, I’m ready to lock dates and discuss the schedule for rough-cut reviews and final delivery.
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