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DanceBUG Inc. is seeking Sports & Live Event Videographers to cover a February–June competition season across the United States. You’ll shoot live performances using professional video and livestream gear provided by the company, with travel and training arranged.
No editing required and you’ll work with a tight-knit media team, traveling Friday through Sunday or Monday as events occur. The role starts at $25/hour with overtime after 40 hours and paid travel days.
Paid Travel Across the U.S. | Professional Equipment Provided | No Editing Required
Turn your video production experience into a season of travel and live events.
DanceBUG is hiring Videographers for our February–June dance competition season. If you've filmed sports, concerts, weddings, theatre or other live events, we'll provide the equipment and teach you everything you need to know about capturing dance.
You shoot. We provide the gear, travel and training — and we handle post-production.
Season: February–June
Typical Travel: Thursday/Friday through Sunday/Monday
Events: Throughout the United States
No dance experience required.
Every new Videographer receives virtual training in January followed by at least two live training events alongside experienced team members before working independently.
If you know cameras and live production, we'll teach you dance and the DanceBUG workflow.
Experience in any of the following is a plus:
Sports Live Events Weddings Concerts Theatre Broadcasting Film Production Livestreaming OBS Multi-Camera Production Jib Operation
You don't need experience in every area. We're looking for people who are comfortable with cameras, technology and fast-paced live production environments.
For nearly 25 years, DanceBUG has been a leader in dance media and event technology across North America.
You'll travel the country, work with professional production equipment and gain hands‑on experience capturing large-scale live events — while working with new AI-assisted camera technology and evolving livestream production systems.