Photographer

Position Overview
Humane Action Pennsylvania has a need for a passionate and talented photographer to volunteer their skills to take photos of events and action photos for campaigns, marketing, and our website.
Purpose of the Position
Allow HAP to put its best foot forward visually
Educate HAP members on local, state, and federal issues pertaining to animal and environmental welfare
Document important events and other special occasions
Duties and Responsibilities
Attend and capture all HAP major events (around 10 per year) and some smaller meetings and get-togethers.
Provide digital files of photos to HAP staff in a timely manner
Give feedback on ways we could utilize photography to further our mission
Take photos of people, places, merchandise, and other things as needed for specific campaign materials
Training Requirements
HAP staff will provide the training necessary for this position. Training will be done over Zoom and will take no more than 1 hour
Skills and Qualifications
Photography experience and equipment
Excellent communication skills
The ability work independently
Basic computer literacy
Able to work in in a friendly, professional and non-partisan manner
Self-motivated
Ability to meet deadlines
*If you have Videographer skills we are also looking for a person for that role. Please mention if you want to be considered for both
Time Commitment Required
Varies but 2-3 hours on average for an event, the gala being a notable exception lasting for around 4 hours.
Location
Varies for photography.
Benefits to the Volunteer
Know you are key to making a difference in the betterment of animals by educating the community on important animal-related issues
Take your passion for animal protection and put it into action
Be a valued HAP team member
Build your volunteer resume and gain exposure
Supervisors
Shannon Dickerson, Director of Operations
Natalie Ahwesh, Executive Director
What Volunteers Can Expect From HAP
Support of HAP leadership and members
Respect and appreciation for your contribution and input