We are:

The department turns creative concepts into compelling visual stories. Photographers and videographers use a range of on set equipment to capture engaging content, working hand‑in‑hand with team leads and Producers to translate briefs into tangible production asks. While Producers handle the bigger picture aspects of a shoot, Line Producers are focused on the details relating to on-set production tasks, coordinating schedules, and maintaining clear communication across the crew. Video editors then refine that footage into polished, high-quality videos, collaborating with all team members to meet internal and external deliverables. Across all roles, attention to detail, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit drive the production of professional visual assets.

We seek:
Line Producers

This role supports the producer by preparing pre‑production documents and coordinating with videographers, photographers, copywriters and an art director to develop storyboards and shot lists as well as shoot rundowns aligned with the story’s theme and video goals. ​

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It handles all logistical aspects of the shoot, including ordering and organizing props, managing equipment setup and teardown, and ensuring that talent is well‑briefed and comfortable throughout the process. The organizer maintains production continuity by collaborating closely with the creative team and making sure all necessary gear is selected and ready for use. Throughout the project, the line producer keeps the production tracker and intake forms updated from concept to completion, ensuring accurate documentation at every stage.  ​

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It takes charge of pre and post‑production organization efforts, creating and uploading proper folders and content to keep the project files streamlined and accessible.

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Videographers

This role attends client meetings to capture goals, tone and creative direction to turn those insights into precise production plans. It collaborates with line producers, copywriters and creative teams to craft shot lists, mood boards, scripts and gear specifications. On set, the person sets up and operates camera, lighting and audio equipment, ensuring high‑quality footage with proper focus, exposure and sound. ​

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They manage equipment logistics, check‑in/out, storage and troubleshooting while using clappers or scene notes to help editors sort the material. After shooting, they promptly upload footage, maintain an organized file hierarchy and work with editors to clarify shot context and discard unusable clips.

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Photographers
This position starts with client meetings to capture goals, tone and creative direction. It then involves team brainstorming, building shot lists and designing mood boards to set the visual tone and composition. ​

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On location, the professional prepares, mounts and operates camera and lighting gear while coordinating equipment logistics and usage. ​

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In post‑production, they upload images quickly, keep files organized and apply photo edits and retouches within the project timeline. ​They iterate on revisions to satisfy client expectations and deliver polished, on‑brand images.

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Video Editors
This role assembles and edits raw footage into polished, story driven videos using tools such as Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects or Final Cut Pro X, shaping narrative rhythm and visual tone. ​

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The video editor applies pacing, transitions, color correction, audio integration, dialogue, music and effects to craft emotionally resonant final products. ​

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Collaboration with the line producer and videographers ensures that the footage aligns with the intended creative and technical vision. Motion graphics, titles and text effects are added where needed to reinforce storytelling and message clarity, while basic color grading and audio leveling maintain consistency across projects. ​

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The video editor organizes, exports and labels files according to naming conventions, preserves an orderly archive and communicates progress and challenges to production leadership.

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• Tips: Demonstrate a strong demo reel showcasing your range, experiment with different editing software and filmmaking techniques and explain your creative inspirations.
   

• More Info: 

  • What to Expect:

    •  Situational Interview Questions

      • ​EX: “You’re on set for a shoot when the primary camera malfunctions 30 minutes before the client arrives. What steps do you take to handle the situation, ensure the shoot still happens smoothly, and maintain client confidence?”. (These will be specific to the role applying for) 

    • Questions based on your prior roles in a production setting (resume/prod project questions)

    • Basic Background Questions

      • reveal more about your personality (What’s your favorite movie/tv show!?! Why?!?) and that reveals whether they’re 1. a good fit for the culture at the Agency and 2. They have passion and show that they WANT to be here.​

    • Materials Needed: 

      • Must submit a website URL OR a PDF with links to 3-5 projects showcasing your conceptual thinking and production/ managing abilities. Please double-check that your website link works.

      • Must submit a resume with your past experience and a cover letter.

      • Please do not submit a portfolio with assignments from the VIC3001 - Sight, Sound, and Motion course.

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What we Look for:

• Team Players, people that understand the production process from Pre to Post, People who utilize attention to detail. People who are passionate about creative work and the advertising industry. We seek out leaders who know how to effectively communicate with their teams. People that are able to take criticism and apply it in the future in order to grow as a creative. Should have a grasp on time management and deadlines. Understanding of Production Roles and how they all contribute to a final product.