Videography for Ocean Titans Docu Film - Manila
Videographer is needed in Manila, Philippines.
Looking for a videographer and camera assistant to film label for a short docu project we have called Ocean Titans. The filming will be in Manila over 2 days in the last week of June.
Own kit would be required - typical setup would include:
2 x Sony Mirroless DSLR (A7siii/FX3/A73/A74) with tripods
1 x Wireless lav + back up audio (Video mic pro or shotgun mic)
1 x Key light + fill light
1 x Wide/mid lens (24-70mm)
1 x Tele lens (70-200mm)
Filming would include a mix of interviews (6-8) and b-roll.
In what capacity are you hiring?
On behalf of my company
Where are you in the hiring process?
I’m planning and researching
Would you like to state a preference for hiring from underrepresented group(s)?
No preference
Where did you find Twine?
Google
Is this an independent one off job, or part of a larger project?
Single job with no follow up work
For what period of time will the freelancer be needed?
A day or two
What freelancer experience level is needed? (per day)
Mid-level (Industry Average): $360-600, Senior: $600-800
What most closely describes what the video is being made for?
Documentary
What services do you need?
Filming (freelancer to provide equipment)
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