Videographers on our team film for a wide range of Denver clients, from brokers and builders to marketing departments and event planners. One week might include a property walkthrough, a customer testimonial, and a conference recap.
That variety keeps the work interesting and builds a broad portfolio, but it also means we value people who adapt quickly and keep a calm, professional presence with clients.
Videographer jobs in Denver, CO: the work
Typical shoots include corporate interviews, promotional videos, real estate and multifamily tours, construction updates, and live event coverage. Some projects are run and gun with a single camera; others involve lighting, audio, a second shooter, and a drone pilot. You will receive a brief before each shoot and coordinate with a project manager on timing, locations, and shot lists.
Cinematography skills we look for in Denver
We look for steady camera work, intentional composition, and an eye for light, whether natural or set up on location. Clean audio capture matters as much as the picture, so experience with lavalier and shotgun microphones is important. Familiarity with gimbals, sliders, and log profiles is helpful. Most of all, we want people who think about how the footage will cut together in the edit.
Video jobs in Denver beyond the camera
Not every video job is behind the camera. We also work with editors, drone pilots, and producers. If your strengths are in post-production, see the video editor role on our Join Our Team page. If you plan and run shoots, our video production jobs page describes that work.
Working with clients on set
Many of our shoots happen in occupied offices, active job sites, and live events. Videographers need to dress appropriately, follow site rules, respect privacy, and keep interviews relaxed. A friendly, organized approach on set leads to better footage and repeat clients, and it is a big part of how we evaluate new team members.
How to apply for videographer jobs
Use the apply form on our Join Our Team page, choose videographer as the position, and add a link to your reel. A short reel of your strongest work is better than a long one. Include a few words about the kinds of shoots you enjoy, the gear you own, and the areas of Denver and Colorado you can travel to.