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What is the difference between Freelance Film Processing vs Film Lab Technician?

AspectFreelance Film ProcessingFilm Lab Technician
CredentialsKnowledge of film development, basic equipment handlingTechnical certifications, formal training in film processing
Work EnvironmentVarious locations, client sites, or home studiosLaboratory setting with specialized equipment
Employer & IndustryIndependent clients, freelance projects, small studiosFilm labs, production companies, commercial labs
Search & Comparison IntentLooking for freelance film processing services or jobsSeeking employment or roles in film processing labs

Freelance Film Processing involves independent professionals providing film development services on a project basis, often working remotely or at client sites. In contrast, a Film Lab Technician typically works full-time in a laboratory setting, handling equipment and processing films as part of a team. Both roles require knowledge of film processing, but the technician usually has formal certifications and works within established labs, while freelancers operate more independently.

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Senior Video Storyteller

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San Francisco, CA • On-site

$120 - $180/hr

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Posted 4 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Own the creative vision, narrative integrity, and development of Socure's video content from concept through final cut.

  • Partner with marketing and corporate communications to create social videos aligned with business goals and platform-specific audience engagement.

  • Design and oversee a decentralized capture approach by equipping and directing distributed teammates and freelance crews to shoot remotely while maintaining quality standards.


Job description

About the role

We're hiring a Senior Video Storyteller to own the vision, quality, and development of Socure's video—end to end. This is a storyteller first: someone who lives in narrative and creative integrity, and who has the production depth to make sure the story survives everything it takes to get a video over the line.

You'll partner directly with marketing and corporate communications to turn business goals into video that moves people—with social video as the heartbeat of the work. You understand how to win attention in the first second and earn it through the last, across formats and platforms.

What makes this role different is the model behind it. We won't fly one person to every shoot. Instead, you'll design a decentralized capture approach—equipping teammates, field staff, and freelance crews to film in their own locations—while you hold the creative line. That means setting the pre‑production and post‑production standards (the coverage, the specs, the brand guardrails) so that footage coming in from many hands still cuts together as one coherent, on‑brand story. Your production knowledge isn't about doing every job; it's about knowing what has to come together upstream so the story doesn't break at the seams downstream.

What You'll Own
  • The creative vision and narrative integrity of Socure's video work, from concept through final cut.
  • Scriptwriting and storytelling that ladders directly to Socure's brand and business goals.
  • Best‑in‑class social video, tuned to the platform, the audience, and the moment.
  • A decentralized capture model—equipping and directing distributed teammates and freelance crews to shoot remotely.
  • The pre‑ and post‑production standards (shot lists, capture specs, file handling, brand guidelines) that keep decentralized footage edit‑ready and coherent.
  • Creative direction on set and at distance: casting and hiring video talent, briefing crews, and protecting quality across every shoot.
  • Project logistics, budgets, and timelines—managed in service of the story, not at its expense.
  • Post‑production quality: editing, motion, sound, color, and versioning across cuts and formats.
The Ideal Background

The person we're looking for has likely operated at a senior creative producer or director level and has a track record of standout, original work—the kind of content people remember. Beyond craft, they've built creative capability, not just executed against it: scaling teams or distributed creative networks from the ground up, and managing external partners, vendors, and freelance talent to deliver at a level a small in‑house team couldn't reach alone.

They're equally fluent across social, digital, and broadcast, comfortable owning the full arc—strategy, ideation, production, and distribution—and they know how to negotiate and manage the relationships that make ambitious video possible. Above all, they bring a relentless, self‑directed bias: they go deeper, iterate faster, and don't quit on hard problems.

What You Bring
  • Proven experience owning video end to end—from blank page and blinking cursor to final export.
  • A portfolio that shows storytelling range and results, with real depth in social video.
  • Strong hands‑on craft across cameras, lighting, audio, and editing (Premiere, Resolve, or equivalent)—enough to set the standard, even when others hold the camera.
  • Experience building or operating distributed/remote capture models, and managing vendors, partners, and freelance talent.
  • Producer‑grade instincts for budgeting, scheduling, and on‑set direction—used to protect the work, not bury it in process.
  • A relentless, self‑directed approach to hard creative problems.
Why This Role Matters

Video is how Socure earns attention in a crowded, converging market. This role isn't a single set of hands—it's the person who owns how the entire company captures and tells its story at scale. If you want to build the system, not just the next clip, this is the seat.

Socure is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity in all its forms within our company. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. If you need an accommodation during any stage of the application or hiring process—including interview or onboarding support—please reach out to your Socure recruiting partner directly.

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