Videographer & Content Editor

Harvine
Greater London
11 months ago
Applications closed

This job is based in Doha, Qatar. We are looking for internationally-minded, ambitious candidates to join our talented team as we support clients across a range of truly unique and diverse projects. This is a full-time role, but for the right candidate we are open to flexible arrangements. The job will likely require international travel.

The role

Harvine is growing its in-house production team! We are hiring a Videographer & Content Editor who has experience producing and editing high-quality video content for various social media platforms.

We need someone who is well-organised with a proactive, get-up-and-go attitude who is up for tackling challenges and solving problems head-on while delivering top-quality work to tight deadlines.

Above all, we are looking for someone who is a passionate storyteller and creative thinker. Our projects cover a wide range of topics and reach audiences across the world – and often require innovative approaches to capture and maintain viewer engagement.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with client and agency teams to understand project requirements
  • Develop storyboards, shot lists and set design for videos
  • Scout filming locations and prepare equipment
  • Lead on operating video and sound equipment to capture footage in multiple formats
  • Edit videos into formats as per client needs
  • Colour grade videos aligning with client look-and-feel
  • Ensure all videos respect brand guidelines
  • Attend periodic meetings to share project updates
  • Maintain a growing library of assets including raw footage, project files and videos
  • Manage multiple projects with varied scopes

Skills

  • A strong portfolio of work demonstrating your creativity and ability to work across various applications
  • Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro or similar video editing software
  • Strong understanding of camera operation, lighting and composition
  • Set design and shot selection
  • Familiarity with audio equipment and sound editing
  • Ability to work under tight deadlines and adapt to changing project requirements
  • Excellent written and verbal communications skills
  • Must be able to work flexible hours when needed
  • In-depth knowledge of social media platforms, trends, and user expectations
  • Comfortable with complex assignments and collaborating within a diverse team

Desirable but not essential

  • Arabic speaker (most creative projects will be briefed and applied in English and Arabic)
  • Experience working in the Middle East
  • Experience in drone videography or photography
  • Experience with motion graphics or animation

Company benefits

  • Attractive and competitive salary package, including private health insurance
  • 33 days of flexible annual leave
  • Regular team social events
  • Laptop/work iPhone provided
  • Office in vibrant creative space in the heart of downtown Doha
  • If moving from outside Qatar: Sponsorship, moving support, and one-month free accommodation

How to apply

  • Please submit a CV, portfolio and cover letter explaining why you are suitable for the role.

About Harvine

Harvine is a strategic communications & marketing agency based in Qatar. Our two specialised practices – Harvine Intelligence and Harvine Creative – span research, strategy, media relations, monitoring, social media, digital marketing, and design, with a singular commitment to delivering exceptional results for clients in government and private sectors.

At Harvine, we understand the continued importance of traditional media while fully embracing new engagement platforms. From rethinking how leaders access and consume news, to capitalising on changes in the way people search and connect with each other online, we help our clients prepare for and thrive in a changing world.

Seniority level

Entry level

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Marketing, Public Relations, and Writing/Editing

Industries

Public Relations and Communications Services

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