Videographer / Camera Operator - Nashville
At a glance
Mid-level Video Production role at DanceBUG. Nashville · temporary.
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What you'll do
- Travel to dance events and operate the cameras and livestream equipment
- Check video feeds during competitions, then send event media to the team
- Film live events without handling editing or post-production
What you bring
- You have worked with cameras or live production, such as sports, weddings or concerts
- You have U.S. work authorization and a current U.S. driver’s license
- You can travel on weekends, live roughly an hour from a major airport, and clear a background check
- You can manage long days, occasional five-to-six-hour drives, and lifting equipment around fifty pounds
Who this fits
This temporary role suits someone with camera or live-production experience who is comfortable with technology and fast-moving events. Expect frequent weekend trips during the February-to-June season, with event schedules generally spanning Thursday or Friday through Sunday or Monday.
From the employer
Sports & Live Event Videographer
Travel the U.S. | Equipment provided | No editing
DanceBUG is hiring videographers for our February–June dance competition season. Bring your camera or live-event experience—we’ll provide the gear and teach you how to film dance.
What We Offer
Starting at $25/hour; overtime after 40 hours per week
Guaranteed minimum daily pay and paid travel days
Flights, rental cars and private hotel rooms paid by DanceBUG
Professional equipment and paid training
Regular weekend work; no editing or post-production
Typical schedule: Thursday or Friday through Sunday or Monday, with events across the U.S.
The Role
Travel to competitions, operate cameras and livestream systems, monitor video feeds, and upload event media alongside the DanceBUG team.
No dance experience required. Training includes virtual instruction in January and at least two live events with experienced team members.
You’re a Good Fit If You
Have experience with cameras or live production—sports, weddings, concerts, theatre, broadcasting, livestreaming, OBS or multi-camera work—and are comfortable with technology and fast-paced events.
Requirements
Authorized to work in the U.S.; valid U.S. driver’s license; within about an hour of a major airport; available for weekend travel; comfortable with long days and occasional 5–6-hour drives; able to lift about 50 pounds; able to pass a background check.
Apply today and film live performances across the U.S.
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