Videographer/Editor

TFU Podcast; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

TFU Podcast seeks a part-time Videographer/Editor in Los Angeles to plan, shoot, and edit podcast episodes. You will handle camera operation, lighting, and AV setup, then edit content for full episodes and clips with basic motion graphics and color correction.

You will organize media, maintain equipment, and collaborate with hosts and producers to elevate the show's visual identity.

Qualifications

• Strong video production skills including shot planning and coordinating visual workflows.
• Proficient camera operation across professional or prosumer systems.
• Ability to set up and manage lighting for studio and on-location shoots.
• Experience shooting in live or semi-live interview/podcast formats.
• Proficient with video editing software (Premiere Pro/Final Cut/Resolve) and color correction.
• Understanding of AV sync, frame rates, resolutions and file management best practices.
• Reliability in on-site studio environments and collaboration with hosts/producers.
• Portfolio or reel demonstrating relevant work is highly beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Plan and capture video for podcast episodes, setup cameras, lighting, and AV gear.
• Operate cameras during recordings and manage shot composition in studio or location.
• Edit full episodes, clips, and promos with color correction and basic motion graphics.
• Sync audio/video, adjust sound levels, and ensure multi-platform readiness.
• Organize media files and maintain equipment inventory.
• Contribute creative ideas to enhance the podcast's visual identity.

Skills

Video production

Camera operation

Lighting

Live/Interviews

Video editing

Color correction

AV synchronization

File management

Portfolio

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Final Cut Pro

DaVinci Resolve

Job description

Company Description

TFU Podcast is a Los Angeles-based show focused on thoughtful, engaging conversations and high-quality audio-visual storytelling. The podcast emphasizes professional production values, clear narrative structure, and compelling guests to create content that resonates with a broad audience. Episodes are produced in a collaborative studio environment, where creative input and technical excellence are highly valued. Team members are encouraged to bring new ideas for formats, visual style, and audience engagement as the podcast continues to grow.

Role Description

The Videographer/Editor is a part-time, on-site role based in Los Angeles, CA. This role is responsible for planning and capturing video for podcast episodes, including setting up cameras, lighting, and audio-visual equipment in the studio or on location. Day-to-day tasks include operating cameras during recordings, managing shot composition, monitoring technical quality, and coordinating with the production team to ensure smooth sessions. The Videographer/Editor will also edit video content for full episodes, clips, and promotional materials, applying color correction, basic motion graphics, and sound sync for multiple platforms. Additional responsibilities include organizing media files, maintaining equipment, and contributing creative ideas to improve the visual identity of the podcast.

Qualifications

• Strong skills in video production, including planning shoots and managing overall visual workflows.
• Proficient camera operation skills, including experience with professional or prosumer camera systems.
• Ability to handle lighting setups, including basic studio lighting and practical on-location lighting.
• Experience shooting video in live or semi-live environments, especially interviews or podcast-style formats.
• Competence in video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or similar) and basic color correction.
• Understanding of audio/video synchronization, frame rates, resolutions, and file management best practices.
• Strong attention to detail, reliability in an on-site studio environment, and ability to work collaboratively with hosts and producers.
• Previous work on podcast, interview, or talk-show formats is a plus; a portfolio or reel demonstrating relevant work is highly beneficial.