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These are video production jobs Denver producers, filmmakers, and production assistants can apply for: planning and running shoots for corporate videos, promotional content, and digital film projects. We want people with an eye for detail, a creative approach to storytelling, and real production experience. Apply through our Join Our Team form with a reel or portfolio.
Video production is where a client idea becomes a shoot that actually works on the day. Producers turn a brief into a schedule, a shot list, and a crew plan, then keep everything on track from first call to final delivery.
Rocky Mountain Photography produces video for real estate, construction, business, and event clients across Denver, and we are always interested in hearing from people who can help those projects run smoothly.
Producers scope projects with clients, write simple treatments and shot lists, book locations and talent, and coordinate crew, gear, and timing. On shoot day they keep the schedule moving and make sure the client gets what was promised. After the shoot they work with editors through review and revisions. Strong organization and calm problem solving matter more here than any single piece of software.
On-set roles include camera operators, audio, lighting, grip, and production assistants. Production assistants help with load-in, setup, release forms, and keeping the set organized, which makes it a good entry point for people early in their careers. Every role on set contributes to the final result, and we value people who pitch in where they are needed.
Much of our work is made for the web: listing tours, social clips, explainer videos, and recruiting content. Digital video work means thinking about vertical and square versions, captions, short attention spans, and how a video will be found online. People who understand both production and how video performs on digital channels are especially valuable.
Some projects call for a more cinematic approach, such as brand films, documentary-style customer stories, and day in the life pieces. If you have a background in film, including short films or narrative work, show us how you build a story with structure, pacing, and character. That experience translates well to commercial projects.
Many production roles are filled on a project basis. If you are a freelancer, tell us your role, your rate expectations, your availability, and the gear you own when you use the apply form on our Join Our Team page. Choose videographer or other as the position and add a link to your reel or production credits.
“I've had the pleasure of working with RMP for multiple commercial real estate photography projects and I can confidently say that they are the best in the business. Thev are responsive, professional, and always go above and beyond to ensure that the final product exceeds expectations.”
“Rocky Mountain Photography is a fantastic business. We used them for professional property photos for two of our commercial properties and were very satisfied with their work and help. The pictures were exactly what we needed to effectively market our properties. Thank you!”
“Our brokerage has sold millions of dollars of commercial real estate across Colorado. Rocky Mountain Photography has been an excellent partner of ours, creating high quality professional media to showcase these various investment properties. They're consistently reliable, communicative and on-time.”
“Super friendly and professional. Photos turned out great. Can't recommend highly enough.”
“Always do a fantastic job on my RE Listing photos and video. Great drone video and Twilight shots.”
“I met these guys at a CREJ conference and I am very impressed with their aerial and drone work & very happy with the results.”
Requirements vary by role. Producers should have experience planning and running shoots, while production assistants can be earlier in their careers. In every case we look for reliability, clear communication, and a portfolio or credits that show the kind of work you have done before.
We work with production assistants on larger shoots that need help with setup, gear, release forms, and keeping the set organized. It is a good way to learn how commercial video production works. Apply with a short note about your experience and availability.
Projects include corporate interviews, promotional videos, explainer and product videos, real estate and multifamily tours, construction updates, and event coverage. Some are single-day shoots with a small crew, and others involve several locations, interviews, and drone footage.
Most production roles are filled on a project basis, though the arrangement depends on the role and on current work. Mention in your application whether you prefer freelance projects or regular work so our team can match you with the right opportunities.
Most shoots are in the Denver metro area, so living nearby makes scheduling easier. Some projects travel across Colorado. If you are based elsewhere in the state, let us know how far you can travel and we will keep that in mind for upcoming projects.
Go to our Join Our Team page, fill in the apply form with your contact details, choose the closest position, and add a link to your reel, credits, or portfolio. Add a few words about the production roles you are most interested in.