Division of Student Affairs Student Videographer

Division of Student Affairs Student Videographer 

The IU Indianapolis Division of Student Affairs seeks a qualified student candidate for the role of videographer. The position is up to 20 hours per week beginning as soon as possible through May 2026; the student in this role is expected to commit to this position for the academic year. Pay is $13 per hour. The qualified candidate should have a strong background in filming, editing, and video production. 

Responsibilities

• Concept videos: Meet with clients about video requests and story board concepts.
• Collaborate on scripts: Work in tandem with the Marketing and Communications team on the script and how this will fit with the vision of the video. 
• Communicate with clients: Coordinate filming dates with the client, follow up on deadlines, and implement client feedback.
• Prep and lead during filming dates: Have all equipment ready prior to the shoot, scout locations as needed, have a shot list finalized, and direct during the shoot.
• Produce video drafts and revise based on client feedback.
• Project manage multiple videos at a time and ensure deadlines are met.

Position details 

The videographer will have access to camera equipment and a desktop computer to film and produce video projects. This position is on-site and will work out of the Multimedia Production Center, which is inside the Campus Center. The videographer will meet with the Assistant Director weekly to talk through project updates. 

To apply, please submit a resume and a video portfolio with at least three work examples.

In accordance with the IU Indianapolis Profiles of Learning for Undergraduate Success, experience in this position will help students become acquainted with the following profiles:

• Communicator – The ability to listen, write, and speak effectively. The ability to assess a situation, seek multiple perspectives, gather more information if necessary, and identify key issues that need to be addressed.

• Innovator – The ability to design, plan, organize, and implement projects and tasks within a specific timeframe.

• Problem Solver –The ability to manage multiple assignments and tasks, set priorities, and adapt to changing conditions and work assignments. The ability to find/create solutions to problems using creativity, reasoning, past experiences, and available information and resources.

• Community contributor – The ability to demonstrate a sensitivity and awareness to other people and cultures. The ability to relate to co-workers and inspire others to participate. The ability to maintain a productive climate and confidently motivate, mobilize, or coach other employees/students.