Videographer & Video Editor

Washington, DC

Part Time

Marketing

Experienced

About Price Benowitz LLP

Price Benowitz LLP is a fast-growing law firm headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Our firm is built on the core values of Passion, Integrity, and Excellence, and we take pride in providing high-quality legal services while fostering a dynamic and collaborative workplace culture.

Position Overview

We are seeking a creative and detail-oriented Videographer & Video Editor to join our Marketing Team. This part-time role will play a key part in producing engaging visual content that highlights the firm’s attorneys, practice areas, and community involvement.

The ideal candidate is comfortable both filming on-site and editing remotely, with a strong eye for storytelling and brand alignment.

Responsibilities

Film attorney interviews, marketing videos, firm events, and promotional content on-site at our D.C. offices and nearby locations.
Edit video content for multiple platforms, including websites, YouTube, and social media (Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, etc.).
Collaborate with the Marketing Team to plan shoots, develop storyboards, and align visuals with brand messaging.
Manage and organize digital video assets, ensuring consistent branding and style.
Deliver high-quality edits on deadline with attention to color, sound, and pacing.
Incorporate graphics, subtitles, and firm branding as needed.

Qualifications

2+ years of experience in videography, video editing, or digital media production.
Proficiency with Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or comparable editing software.
Strong sense of visual storytelling, pacing, and sound design.
Ability to manage shoots independently, including lighting, sound, and equipment setup.
Excellent organizational and communication skills.
Experience producing marketing content for professional services (law firm, corporate, or agency) preferred but not required.
Bonus: Experience in social media content creation and social media coordination is a strong plus, though not required.

Additional Information

Location: Washington, D.C. (On-site filming required; remote editing permitted)
Schedule: Part-Time
Compensation: $25–$35/hour (commensurate with experience)

This is a part-time position based in Washington, D.C. The candidate must be available for on-site filming at our offices and nearby locations, but video editing can be completed remotely.

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