Social Media Videographer

• Responsible for the entire process of social media video shooting, including scene planning, equipment debugging, lens design, on-site lighting arrangement and real-time adjustment.
• Independently or collaboratively complete the creative shooting of commercials, social media content (TikTok, Instagram Reels, etc.), documentaries, etc.

• Professional Skills: Proficient in professional video equipment (such as Sony A7 series, RED, etc.) and auxiliary tools (stabilizer, drone, lighting equipment, etc.).
• Experience Requirements:  More than 1 year of short video or commercial photography experience, portfolio required (including local project cases in Lagos preferred). Familiar with Nigerian social media ecology and user preferences (such as Afrobeats music, local fashion culture).
• Language Skills: Fluent in English, with basic Hausa or Yoruba preferred (for communication with local teams and models).
• Other Requirements: Self-provided basic shooting equipment, with emergency plans for power outages (such as backup power supply, offline storage devices). - Hold a valid driver's license and be familiar with traffic in Lagos and the surrounding areas.
• Have a keen insight into African pop culture (such as Nollywood movies, local fashion trends), and be able to integrate traditional elements with modern styles.
• Have a team spirit and be able to communicate efficiently with directors, editors, and local KOLs.
• Adapt to high-intensity work (such as overtime or business trips during festivals and brand launches).

Bonus Points:

• Familiar with the Lagos Internet celebrity ecosystem and have experience in working with local KOLs.
• Master basic editing or special effects skills (such as After Effects).
• Have experience in cross-border projects or a cross-cultural content creation background.

Note: Local youth, women, and applicants from multicultural backgrounds are encouraged to apply. - Fresh graduates are required to provide proof of their creation in school or internship project cases.