🎥 Filming & Editing Production Assistant - (Part-Time, Unpaid Experience Role)
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Job description
Are you looking to break into video production and content creation? This is your chance to gain hands-on experience with a real production team whose work has already reached millions of views across YouTube and social media.
We’re seeking a motivated, teachable Filming & Editing Production Assistant to join us part-time. You’ll learn how a legit production crew operates while building portfolio-worthy projects and sharpening your skills in the field.
✅ Requirements
Must be 18 years or older
Curious, teachable, and aligned with our mission
Basic filming/camera knowledge (Sony experience preferred)
Basic editing skills with Adobe Premiere Pro and CapCut
Access to a Mac or fast PC laptop/desktop for editing (cell phone editing if needed)
Some prior experience filming and editing videos
🎬 What You’ll Do
Operate as main camera or BTS videographer during shoots
Assist with gear setup, breakdown, and props
Edit long-form content (YouTube) and short-form content (TikTok, Instagram, etc.)
Learn the rhythms of production days and sharpen your craft through real-world projects
📅 Expectations
Flexible schedule required — weekend filming plus part-time editing during the week
Be reliable, proactive, and supportive of the team
Ask questions freely — we’ll guide and help you grow
Bring positive energy and a team-first mindset
🌟 What You’ll Gain
This is an unpaid position for now, but it’s designed to help you:
Build your portfolio with real, published content
Gain hands-on experience on productions that reach millions
Learn from an active, mission-driven media team
Step into a legit production environment where your work matters
If you’re serious about growing as a filmmaker/editor and want to be part of something bigger than yourself, this is your opportunity to get in on the ground floor.
👉 How to Apply: Please submit your application directly through our Dover portal. Applications sent by email or DM will not be considered.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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