Argon Agency is hiring: Social Media Videographer/Photographer in Lake Worth

The Photographer / Videographer will help support incoming creative requests. This team leader will be working with a dynamic creative team and have the skillset to tackle multiple projects in a variety of platforms in both video, photo and post-production to create brand storytelling video content. This includes shooting, editing and converting to appropriate sizing for website, social media or other directive.
- Collaborate with the Marketing Creative Directors with procedures and process to support the creative direction and maintain consistency
- Oversee projects from concept to completion and ensure quality is up to brand standards Provide creative direction on website/social/brand video and cross platform campaigns
- Maintain brand guidelines and design standards
Hands-on involvement in a variety of marketing projects (planning, management, coordination)
- Provide high level of creative support for marketing activities at the community level (events, data, training, reports, and other tasks as needed, etc.)
- Assist and produce content/content ideas (writing, graphics, websites, photography (a must), videography (a plus), etc.)
- This position will act as a creative assistant during times where there are not active photo/video projects. Other duties as may arise from time to time and as may be assigned to this position that fall under copywriting, website support, SEO, social media etc.
nCompany Description In the ashes of 2020, a team of creatives came together and noticed a void in the digital marketing realm. Traditional digital marketing was a series of smoke screens, empty promises, one size fits all cookie cutter campaigns, and charts and graphs that look pretty, but don’t actually mean much. In the ashes of 2020, a team of creatives came together and noticed a void in the digital marketing realm. Traditional digital marketing was a series of smoke screens, empty promises, one size fits all cookie cutter campaigns, and charts and graphs that look pretty, but don’t actually mean much. There had to be a way to provide clear, customized marketing campaigns that provided results, not just pretty charts and vague answers as to where your budget went.