Lead Video Production Specialist (Part-Time)

Daley And Associates, LLC; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 62,000 - 69,000; Part time

Job summary

Daley And Associates, LLC in Boston, MA is seeking a Lead Video Production Specialist (Part-Time) to head studio productions, direct on-camera talent, and manage pre- and post-production.

The role supports a hybrid work model in Boston with an hourly rate of $45-$50, reflecting strong experience in video production and broadcast-quality audio.

Candidates should have a bachelor's degree and 4–8+ years of experience, with proficiency in ProPresenter, Adobe Premiere, Blackmagic, and Sony cameras.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
• 4–8+ years of professional video production and grip experience.
• Experience directing or technical directing multi-camera studio productions.
• Proficiency with Blackmagic switchers and studio cameras, and with Sony cameras including the FX6 and A7 series.
• Strong working knowledge of professional audio capture and mixing — lavalier, boom, and wireless systems.
• Practical lighting expertise for both studio and on-location environments.
• Proficiency with ProPresenter for live graphics cueing and working knowledge of Adobe Premiere for offload, organization, and basic editing.
• Ability to lift and transport heavy production equipment.
• Strong troubleshooting capability; composed and solutions-oriented under production pressure.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and collaborative skills.
• Flexibility to work evenings and travel to on-location shoots as needed.

Responsibilities

• Lead on studio productions—direct or technical-direct multi-camera shoots from the control room.
• Operate studio cameras and Sony FX6/A7 series; adjust framing, focus, exposure, and white balance.
• Configure, monitor, and mix studio audio for broadcast-quality sound.
• Cue graphics and playback in sync with live production using ProPresenter.
• Direct on-camera talent on pacing, delivery, and blocking.
• Diagnose and resolve camera, audio, lighting, and signal-flow issues in real time.
• Conduct pre-production setup and post-production strike to maintain studio readiness.
• Plan and execute camera, lighting, and audio setups for on-location shoots.
• Prepare, transport, and load in field equipment; manage cases and expendables on site.
• Capture supplemental B-roll and event photography as required.
• Coordinate on-site with producers and marketing/events stakeholders; available for occasional evenings or travel.
• Offload, organize, and prepare media for editorial handoff; support light editing in Adobe Premiere.

Skills

Directing

Multi-camera directing

Studio production

Audio mixing

Lighting

Troubleshooting

Organization

Communication

Collaboration

Evening/weekend availability

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

Blackmagic switchers

Studio cameras

Sony FX6/A7

ProPresenter

Adobe Premiere

Job description

Lead Video Production Specialist (Part-Time)

We are currently seeking candidates for a Lead Video Production Specialist opportunity at a highly successful investment management firm located in Boston, MA. The Lead Video Production Specialist will be responsible for serving as lead on studio productions, directing on‑camera talent on pacing, delivery, and blocking, and conducting pre‑production setup and post‑production strike.

This is a part-time contract role paying between $45-$50/hour (depending on experience). This role supports a hybrid work model out of their office in Boston, MA.

Responsibilities:

• Serve as lead on studio productions — direct or technical-direct multi-camera shoots from the control room, calling shots and switching sources on a Blackmagic switcher
• Operate studio cameras and Sony A7/FX6 cameras, adjusting framing, focus, exposure, and white balance
• Configure, monitor, and mix studio audio (lavalier and boom microphones) for clean, broadcast-quality sound
• Cue graphics and playback in sync with live production using ProPresenter
• Direct on-camera talent on pacing, delivery, and blocking
• Diagnose and resolve camera, audio, lighting, and signal-flow issues in real time
• Conduct pre-production setup and post-production strike to maintain studio readiness; keep equipment, cabling, and expendables organized
• Plan and execute camera, lighting, and audio setups for on-location shoots (interviews, events, marketing), including designing lighting appropriate to each location and objective
• Prepare, transport, and load in field equipment; manage cases, expendables, and power on site
• Capture supplemental B-roll and event photography as required
• Coordinate on-site with producers and marketing/events stakeholders; available for occasional evening or off-hours work
• Offload, organize, and prepare media for editorial handoff; support light editing (trimming, exports) in Adobe Premiere

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (required)
• 4–8+ years of professional video production and grip experience
• Demonstrated experience directing or technical directing multi-camera studio productions
• Proficiency with Blackmagic switchers and studio cameras, and with Sony cameras including the FX6 and A7 series
• Strong working knowledge of professional audio capture and mixing — lavalier, boom, and wireless systems
• Practical lighting expertise for both studio and on-location environments
• Proficiency with ProPresenter for live graphics cueing and working knowledge of Adobe Premiere for offload, organization, and basic editing
• Ability to lift and transport heavy production equipment
• Strong troubleshooting capability; composed and solutions-oriented under production pressure
• Excellent organizational, communication, and collaborative skills
• Flexibility to work evenings and travel to on-location shoots as needed