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Robot24.com in Dubai-based role seeks an experienced Videographer / Camera Operator to travel with the Global Correspondent and capture compelling footage of robotics stories worldwide. You will light interviews, record high-quality audio, frame shots, and adapt to varied locations from factories to conferences, ensuring clear visual storytelling.
The base is Dubai, with filming locations worldwide, and you will collaborate closely with the correspondent to translate editorial angles into strong
Robot24.com is a global news platform dedicated exclusively to robotics.
We report directly from the places where robotics is being developed, tested, and deployed: companies, factories, laboratories, research facilities, major industry events, and real-world deployments around the globe.
We are looking for an exceptional Videographer / Camera Operator to travel alongside our Global Correspondent and capture the people, technologies, and stories shaping the robotics industry.
Together, you will form a traveling reporting team. The correspondent leads the interviews and reporting; you lead the filming and visual storytelling that bring those stories to our global audience.
One week, you may be filming a humanoid robot demonstration in China. The next, you could be setting up a CEO interview inside a manufacturing facility in the United States, capturing engineers at work in South Korea, or covering a major industry event in Europe.
Your base is Dubai. Your filming locations are worldwide.
You will be responsible for capturing professional, compelling footage across international assignments — from executive interviews and correspondent-led reports to technology demonstrations, factory visits, and event coverage.
We need someone who combines technical confidence with strong visual judgment.
You should know how to light an interview, capture clear audio, frame a compelling shot, and work effectively in an unfamiliar location. You should also understand what footage a story needs and the moment that makes an audience pay attention.
You will work closely with the Global Correspondent before and during each assignment, helping translate the editorial angle into a practical filming plan and a strong visual story.
Previous robotics experience is not required. Curiosity, preparation, and the ability to understand what you are filming are essential.
You are an experienced videographer or camera operator who is comfortable working in the field and taking ownership of a shoot.
A robotics background is not required. You must, however, be willing to learn enough about each company, product, and technology to recognize what matters visually and capture it clearly.
The Global Correspondent and Videographer / Camera Operator will work as a closely coordinated reporting team.
Your footage will help audiences see how robotics is developing: what the machines can do, where they are being used, and who is building them.
For the right person, this is an opportunity to combine international travel, technical camera work, and visual storytelling while helping build a global media platform focused on robotics.