Key Responsibilities

Plan & Produce: Translate briefs into shot lists, production plans, and post-production workflows for education, event, and promotional content.
Film: Capture high-quality footage at events (notably the Annual Summit) and ad-hoc shoots; manage lighting, audio, and camera settings.
Edit: Deliver polished short-form reels, highlight cuts, speaker features, sizzle reels, and recap videos; occasionally produce longer educational edits (generally ≤20 minutes).
AI-Enhanced Workflow: Leverage modern AI tools for tasks such as transcription, rough-cut assembly, dialogue cleaning, B-roll search, titles/captions, and social cuts.
Asset Management: Organise, label, and maintain a growing library of footage, project files, and exports; adhere to sensible versioning and backup practices.
Brand & Messaging: Apply brand guidelines, lower thirds, motion graphics, and sound design to communicate clear messages to our fleet-industry audience.
Event Content: Edit award segments and conference highlights from supplied raw footage; craft sharp, on-message edits that spotlight key moments.
Collaboration: Work hand-in-hand with Communications on concepts, scripts, callouts, and distribution requirements (with publishing handled by the comms team).
Quality & Performance: Deliver on agreed scopes and timelines; iterate based on feedback; ensure outputs are export-ready for LinkedIn and other platforms.

Required Qualifications & Experience

Portfolio demonstrating strong videography and editing across short-form social and event/education content. Links to reels/samples required.
Proficiency with at least one NLE: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
Demonstrated familiarity with AI-assisted video tools (e.g., Descript, Runway, Pictory or similar), and eagerness to adopt new tools that improve speed and quality.
Solid understanding of framing, lighting, audio, color correction, pacing, and story structure for professional social/marketing outputs.
Professional equipment suitable for high-quality capture (camera, lenses, audio, lighting) and a reliable high-speed internet connection—both are essential to succeed in this role.
Strong organisational skills for file management and project tracking; comfortable following scopes and iterating via feedback.
Clear, collaborative communicator (fluent spoken and written English not required to be perfect, but must be effective).
Willingness and ability to travel internationally for key events (notably one week in May for the Annual Summit in Australia; company covers flights, accommodation, and reasonable on-site expenses; candidate applies for the appropriate visa).

Nice to Have

Motion graphics skills (After Effects, Fusion) for branded titles, transitions, and simple animations.
Experience crafting content optimised for LinkedIn (hooks, pacing, aspect ratios, captioning).
Familiarity with shooting in conference environments: multi-cam, panel discussions, keynote talks, exhibitor showcases, and vox pops.
Knowledge of social-first storytelling and thumbnail/title ideation.

Tools & Environments

Core: Premiere Pro / Final Cut Pro / DaVinci Resolve; Google Drive/SharePoint or similar for asset sharing; Microsoft Teams for collaboration.
AI: Descript / Runway / Pictory (or equivalent), plus openness to test LM/audio/video tools that accelerate output.

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