Videographer, Marketing (Associate)

As a Videographer, Marketing (Associate) at CAIS, you will focus on planning, shooting, and delivering high-quality video content for various platforms. This includes creating social-first campaigns and educational explainers, covering live events, and collaborating with marketing and creative teams. Your role also involves operating professional camera systems, editing videos using Adobe Creative Cloud, and contributing to the overall brand strategy.

To be considered for the Videographer, Marketing (Associate) role at CAIS, you should have at least 3 years of professional video production experience, a strong portfolio demonstrating your work, and expertise in camera operation and Adobe Creative Cloud. Additional skills in motion graphics and a good understanding of video production workflows will enhance your application.

Working as a Videographer, Marketing (Associate) at CAIS means being part of a collaborative and dynamic team-based environment. We prioritize an inclusive culture where creativity thrives, and everyone brings their authentic selves to work. You'll have the opportunity to contribute to exciting projects and collaborate with various departments to align on compelling video content.

As a Videographer at CAIS, you'll work on a variety of projects, including corporate brand films, social media video campaigns, live event coverage, and educational content targeted at our clients and advisors. Your creativity will play a significant role in how our brand is communicated visually across different platforms.

Essential tools for the Videographer, Marketing (Associate) role at CAIS include a range of professional camera systems, lighting setups, and editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Audition. Additionally, strong storytelling skills, a creative mindset, attention to detail, and the ability to work under pressure are critical for success in this role.

When answering this question, share a personal story or experience that ignited your passion for videography. Discuss how storytelling through video captivates you and how you see it evolving within challenging industries, such as marketing in finance, which adds to your motivation for joining CAIS.

Your response should detail your organizational approach, including how you conduct pre-production meetings, outline concepts, develop shot lists, and define objectives. Emphasize your ability to collaborate with team members and how you incorporate feedback into the planning process.

Discuss your time management skills and your approach to prioritizing tasks. Share a specific example where you successfully delivered a project under a tight deadline, highlighting your adaptability and ability to maintain quality under pressure.

Elaborate on your proficiency with tools like Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Audition, providing examples of projects where you effectively used these tools to create compelling content. Mention any advanced skills, like motion graphics or audio editing, that differentiate you as a candidate.

Share a detailed account of a specific campaign, outlining your role, contributions, and the impact of the video. Be sure to mention the goals, metrics of success, and any recognition the project received, linking back to your desire to create meaningful content at CAIS.

Explain how you research audience preferences and trends, adapt your content strategy accordingly, and seek feedback from viewers. Discuss the importance of aligning videos with brand messaging and how you collaborate with stakeholders to ensure relevance.

Discuss your familiarity with various lighting setups suited for different environments. Explain how you adjust your approach based on the shooting conditions, the message of the video, and the desired mood.

Describe your editing process, emphasizing the importance of storytelling. Share how you organize footage, choose cuts, and integrate audio and graphics to ensure that the video flows logically and resonates with viewers.

Highlight the resources you use to stay informed about trends, such as industry publications, online courses, or networking events. Articulate your curiosity about new tools and techniques and how you plan to bring this knowledge to your work at CAIS.

Share examples of live event projects you've worked on. Discuss your approach to planning, your ability to adapt in real-time, and how you capture key moments while remaining unobtrusive to the event.