Videographer

asrcfh; United States; Remote; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

ASRC Federal Technology Solutions is seeking a videographer to support the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Readiness Support Center in Mobile, Alabama.

The role combines field camera work with post‑production to create scenario-based exercise vignettes from concept to final delivery. Responsibilities include operating professional gear, editing with non-linear software, and producing motion graphics while ensuring accessibility and format requirements.

Qualifications

• Five years of professional videography and video editing experience.
• Associate degree or equivalent; demonstrated portfolio and field experience weighted over formal education.
• Proficiency with professional camera operation, lighting, and audio recording in field conditions.
• Proficiency with non‑linear editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer.
• Ability to produce motion graphics and integrate them with live footage.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop scenario-based exercise vignettes depicting hazards for government review.
• Coordinate with local teams for on-site video and photograph capture at project sites.
• Operate cameras, lighting, and audio equipment in field and event settings.
• Edit footage into finished video products using non-linear editing software.
• Produce animated and motion graphic elements where appropriate.

Skills

Videography

Video editing

Storyboarding & scripts

Written English

Travel readiness

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Final Cut Pro

Avid Media Composer

After Effects

Job description

ASRC Federal Technology Solutions is seeking a Videographer to support the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Readiness Support Center in Mobile, Alabama.

The RSC prepares emergency management teams for federal disaster response across FEMA Stafford Act missions, flood control and coastal emergencies, dam safety, and flood risk management programs.

The Videographer captures and produces the visual storytelling that brings scenario-based exercise vignettes to life, working from concept through field capture to final delivery. This is a hands‑on production role combining field camera work with post‑production.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and develop scenario‑based exercise vignettes depicting hazards including dam and levee emergencies, and summarize proposed concepts for government review as storyboards, written proposals, or presentations
• Coordinate with local teams for on‑site video and photograph capture at project sites
• Operate cameras, lighting, and audio equipment in field and event settings
• Edit footage into finished video products using non‑linear editing software
• Produce animated and motion graphic elements where a scenario is better told graphically than through live footage
• Optimize video length and format for the intended delivery platform, recognizing that long‑form platform content differs from short‑form social content
• Capture still photography supporting all‑hazard, levee and flood, and dam safety subject matter
• Deliver all products in both an editable version for USACE use and a non‑alterable version formatted for public release
• Incorporate government review comments through up to five rounds of edits per product
• Ensure video deliverables meet Section 508 accessibility standards, including captioning
• Maintain accountability for assigned audiovisual equipment and maintain an organized digital media library
• Contribute to monthly progress reports identifying tasks required, performed, and completed

Required Qualifications

• Five years of professional videography and video editing experience
• Associate degree or equivalent; demonstrated portfolio and field experience weighted over formal education
• Proficiency with professional camera operation, lighting, and audio recording in field conditions
• Proficiency with non‑linear editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or Avid Media Composer
• Ability to produce motion graphics and integrate them with live footage
• Strong written English: grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation sufficient to draft scripts and storyboards
• Ability to pass E‑Verify and provide two valid forms of government‑issued identification
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Common Access Card
• Must be able to pass Tier 1 investigation
• Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to field sites

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior federal or Department of Defense experience, including familiarity with DoD branding and data security standards
• Broadcast news or live event production background
• Professional still photography experience
• Experience with Section 508 compliant captioning workflows
• Experience producing content optimized for social and digital distribution
• Experience in emergency management, flood risk, or public safety communication

Work Environment

Normal working hours are 0630 to 1715, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays

Occasional work outside normal hours may be required to meet deliverable deadlines

Field work may involve outdoor conditions, uneven terrain, and carrying production equipment

Contractor personnel identify themselves as contractors in all interactions, display company identification, and include the company name in their email display

This is a non‑personal services position. The incumbent is supervised by ASRC Federal, not by government personnel