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Videographer/Photographer, Waukesha

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Responsibilities:

Create unique, innovative and original visual content, through video and photography, that effectively tells the Carroll story to prospective and current students, parents, alumni, donors, administration, faculty, and outside community members.
Work independently and consistently exercise individual discretion and judgement throughout all phases of the creative process and project development cycle. Innovate for change as needed throughout the project cycle.

Consistently develop new and original story arcs that are imaginative and visionary in nature.
Determine and recommend well-defined artistic interpretation to best suit a variety of projects - using a multitude of specialized filmmaking styles - including classic narrative, short film, comedy, experimental, documentary, etc.
Set the aesthetic - utilize advanced and specialized artistic knowledge of shot composition, scenes and sequences, as well as color, mood and tone to elevate the visual experience.
Design and tell visual stories through advanced creative interpretation that transforms shot-lists, location scouting, talent casting, narrative, camera angles, lighting, etc.
Interact with stakeholders from all levels of the organization to identify goals. Make recommendations on how to best achieve those goals through the development of original visual content.

Collaborate with university writers on original script development. Utilize independent discretion to determine what script additions and amendments will enhance the final product.
Cast and manage all talent for videos and photography shoots. Act as director of photography for video shoots, including keeping shoots on schedule and in compliance with public permissions.
Use independent discretion and artistic judgement on set to direct actors and models.
Use independent discretion and artistic judgement to recommend music beds, voiceovers, etc.
Determine all creative aesthetics as well as technical considerations; this includes principal shooting, lighting, audio and video recording.

Design and develop motion graphics and still graphics for videos when required (After Effects).
Assemble video and audio in non-linear editing software (Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X) when needed and create visual effects, including green screen work (compositing) and any work that cannot be created practically.
Manage video editing to include computer-based, non-linear editing systems, software and digital assets and render video and audio for different delivery methods
Utilize specialized knowledge in a variety of photographic techniques and standards, including studio, conceptual/fine art, landscape, candid, portrait, action, etc. to develop original and creative original photography.
Manage equipment inventory and recommend new equipment purchases.

Manage archive of digital photos and assist designers in recommendations for use in a wide variety of print and electronic media.
Stay current on university and industry standards and trends.
Manage time/priorities and multi-task to handle both long-term projects and those that require a quick turn-around.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma Required.
5+ years demonstrated experience in the creation and direction of original, innovative and artistic cinematography/videography.
3 - 5 years demonstrated experience in still photography to include candid, landscape, studio, fashion, action, portrait, etc.
Demonstrated ability to work independently and use discretion and judgement to move a project forward
Experience in managing video and photo shoots

Demonstrated proficiency in video editing, visual effects, compositing and motion graphics
Knowledge in the creative use of video and video production including Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Speedgrade, Audition, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.
Fluent in Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere, or other editing suites and compression software applications such as Final Cut Studio, Flash, Squeeze, and Quicktime
Strong knowledge of videography and camera operations, including set-up, lighting, green screen
Ability to transport, set up, and operate various and potentially heavy production equipment including cameras, audio and video recorders, lighting equipment, props, and microphones for location and studio production

Ability to use and adapt to new software including the Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, digital asset management systems and project management software
Flexible schedule to accommodate for off hours events and completing urgent or quick-turn-around projects on a short timeline?
Stellar organization and project management skills and ability to juggle multiple tasks/projects
Demonstrated proficiency in cultural competence and awareness
Candidates must be willing and able to support and advance the University mission.

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