
iProv is hiring: Videographer & UCG Content Capture Shooter (Story-First, Multi-
iProv, Little Rock, AR, United States
Role Summary
This role captures and edits story-driven video content that performs across Meta (IG/FB), TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn. You'll shoot on-location (primarily Central Arkansas) and in controlled settings, then edit with a platform-native mindset. Whether the format is an interview, appeal video, educational clip, testimonial, or trend-driven UGC, the goal stays the same: tell a clear story that holds attention and creates emotion and engagement.
How This Role Fits Into the Organization
You are part of the creative/production function and collaborate closely with account, strategy, and content teams to deliver consistent, on-brand video output. You will often be the person closest to the "real moments" with clients and subjects-capturing authentic footage, shaping it into narratives, and turning raw shoots into repeatable templates and weekly deliverables that support campaign goals.
Typical collaborators include: Creative Director/Producer, Content Manager, Account Manager, Strategist, and Design/Social teams.
Core Responsibilities
Pre-Production & Planning
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Translate briefs into shoot plans: shot lists, simple scripts, interview questions, b-roll needs, and locations.
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Recommend formats based on platform best practices (hooks, pacing, aspect ratio, captions, length).
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Coordinate logistics for weekly shoots (scheduling, locations, releases, checklists).
Production (On-Location + In-Studio)
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Capture high-quality video and audio for: interviews, testimonials, UGC-style content, educational clips, appeal/fundraising stories, and brand footage.
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Direct subjects with confidence and ease-helping non-actors feel natural on camera.
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Film strong b-roll that supports narrative and adds visual interest (process, environment, details, people).
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Maintain consistent technical quality: framing, lighting, stabilization, clean audio.
Post-Production & Editing
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Edit weekly deliverables for multiple platforms (vertical-first where applicable).
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Build and maintain repeatable templates for fast turnaround (intros/outros, captions, lower thirds, branded frames).
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Clean and mix audio (noise reduction, leveling, clarity) and ensure captions are accurate and readable.
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Deliver organized exports and project files with naming/version control.
Platform & Trend Execution (UGC Focus)
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Stay current on trending formats, pacing, audio, and creative patterns-then adapt them appropriately for brand/client use.
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Produce interview-style short-form, talking-head, b-roll overlays, cutdowns, and series-based content.
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Understand each platform's creative "rules" (hook timing, text placement, safe zones, retention patterns).
Workflow, Organization, and Asset Management
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Manage footage ingest, backups, and organized libraries (drives/folders, selects, deliverables).
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Communicate proactively about timelines, blockers, and what's needed from stakeholders.
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Maintain a consistent weekly rhythm of shooting and editing output.
What Success Looks Like
In the First 30-60 Days
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Consistently delivers weekly shoots and edits on schedule.
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Produces clean audio, steady visuals, and platform-correct exports (aspect ratios, captions, pacing).
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Builds a set of reusable templates for faster editing and consistent brand look
By 90 Days and Beyond
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Independently runs shoots, directs subjects, and captures story-supporting b-roll without heavy oversight.
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Creates video that keeps attention-strong hooks, tight edits, clear narrative structure.
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Demonstrates platform fluency: tailored versions for Meta/TikTok/YouTube/LinkedIn rather than one-size-fits-all.
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Improves creative performance through iteration (new hooks, cuts, pacing styles, format tests).
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Becomes a trusted on-site presence: professional, personable, and able to get authentic moments quickly.
Required Qualifications
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Proven experience shooting and editing video (portfolio required; client work or strong personal work accepted).
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Story-first mindset: understands narrative, emotion, pacing, and why people keep watching.
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Comfortable interviewing and directing everyday people on camera.
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Strong audio standards: knows how to capture and clean dialogue for professional clarity.
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Editing proficiency (Premiere, Final Cut, DaVinci, or equivalent); captions workflow experience.
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Working knowledge of Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn video formats and best practices.
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Reliable transportation and ability to shoot across Central Arkansas (majority of locations).
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Strong organization: file management, backups, deliverable tracking.
Preferred / Nice-to-Have
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Experience with UGC content systems (repeatable series, template libraries, trend adaptation).
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Basic motion graphics/graphic text animation (lower thirds, kinetic captions, simple transitions).
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Photo capture ability for behind-the-scenes or supporting content.
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AI familiarity (e.g., ideation, scripting support, captions, rough cuts, generative tools) as an accelerator-without sacrificing quality or authenticity.
Tools & Equipment Expectations
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Ability to shoot professional-quality footage and audio (camera + stabilization + mic solutions).
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Comfortable working with lighting setups as needed (portable key lights, practical lighting improvement).
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Must be able to handle file transfers, backups, and asset organization reliably.
Work Environment & Schedule
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Hybrid field/desk role with weekly shooting requirements and consistent editing time.
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Some shoots may occur early mornings, evenings, or occasional weekends depending on client needs.
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Fast-paced, deadline-driven environment where creative consistency matters.
Key Traits for This Role
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Calm, confident communicator on set.
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Fast editor who still protects quality and story clarity.
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Trend-aware without being trend-dependent.
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Collaborative, coachable, and proactive about solutions.
If you want, I can also provide a tighter "one-page" version for posting, plus a scorecard-style evaluation rubric for interviews (storytelling, audio quality, platform fluency, speed, and on-camera direction).
Change job description to be more balance with full videographer not just UGC.