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The Position OPSWAT Academy is looking for a Video Production Specialist to own the full video production lifecycle: filming, editing, post-production, and studio management for our educational and ...

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Hourly Video Production information

What is the difference between Hourly Video Production vs Freelance Video Editor?

AspectHourly Video ProductionFreelance Video Editor
CredentialsBasic video production skills, possibly some certificationsEditing skills, portfolio, possibly certifications
Work EnvironmentOn-site or remote, often with production teamsRemote or freelance, project-based
Employer UsageMedia companies, production studios, agenciesIndependent clients, agencies, production companies
Search & ComparisonOften compared for production roles; similar skill sets

Hourly Video Production involves working on video shoots and production tasks, often with a team, while Freelance Video Editors focus on post-production editing. Both roles require video skills but differ mainly in scope, environment, and workflow.

How much does hourly video production pay?

Hourly video production roles typically pay between $15 and $50 per hour, depending on experience, location, and project complexity. Freelance or independent contractors may set their own rates, while in-house positions often have standardized pay scales. Skills in editing software and equipment familiarity can influence earning potential.

What are the most commonly searched types of Video Production jobs in Florida?

The most popular types of Video Production jobs in Florida are:

What cities in Florida are hiring for Hourly Video Production jobs?

Cities in Florida with the most Hourly Video Production job openings:

Video Production Specialist

OPSWAT

Tampa, FL • On-site

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

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Job description

The Position

OPSWAT Academy is looking for a Video Production Specialist to own the full video production lifecycle: filming, editing, post-production, and studio management for our educational and marketing content.
You will be the on-the-ground production lead at our Tampa office. You run recording sessions with executives and subject matter experts, and travel to events and conferences to capture content in the field.
This is a hands-on role. You are the primary creator, owning production from setup to final delivery. 

What you will be do:

Studio Production 

  • Operate camera (dual-angle setup), lighting, and audio equipment for every recording session 
  • Direct speakers on framing, pacing, and delivery 
  • Manage studio setup, teardown, and equipment maintenance 
  • Ensure consistent, professional output across all content formats (explainer videos, podcasts, interviews) 

Video Editing & Post-Production 

  • Edit raw footage into polished final videos (multi-camera sync, jump cuts, transitions, text overlays) 
  • Add graphics, lower thirds, motion design, and branded elements 
  • Sound design: background music, SFX, audio leveling, noise reduction 
  • Color grading for visual consistency across all content 
  • Export in multiple formats (YouTube 4K, social media 1080p, 15-second promos) 
  • Target turnaround: 5 business days from recording to published video 

Event Coverage & Field Production 

  • Travel to training bootcamps, conferences, and partner events (domestic and occasional international) 
  • Capture event footage: speaker sessions, hands-on labs, attendee interviews, b-roll 
  • Produce event highlight reels, recap videos, and testimonial clips 
  • Manage portable production gear for on-location shoots 

Social Media Content (Supporting) 

  • Edit short-form video content for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and social channels 
  • Create social promos and teasers from longer-form content 
  • Support the Academy team with ad-hoc content requests 

What we need from you:

Must Have 

  • 2-5 years of hands-on video production experience (filming + editing) 
  • Proficiency with Adobe Premiere Pro (primary editing tool) 
  • Experience operating DSLR/mirrorless cameras (Sony A7 series or equivalent) 
  • Working knowledge of lighting setups (3-4 point lighting, LED panels) 
  • Working knowledge of audio (wireless lavalier mics, podcast recording, audio leveling) 
  • Ability to work independently and manage a full shoot from setup to delivery 
  • Portfolio or reel demonstrating talking-head videos, interviews, or corporate content 
  • Willingness to travel (estimated 15-20% of time) 
  • Based in or willing to relocate to the Tampa/Orlando area 

Nice to Have 

  • Experience with Adobe After Effects for motion graphics 
  • Experience with DaVinci Resolve or CapCut 
  • Experience with Descript for transcript-based editing 
  • Familiarity with YouTube optimization (thumbnails, descriptions, end screens) 
  • Experience in cybersecurity, technology, or B2B SaaS (not required but helpful) 
  • Drone operation certification (FAA Part 107) 
  • Photography skills for event coverage 
What You Get 
  • Be part of a global cybersecurity company trusted by critical infrastructure worldwide 
  • Own the video production function for a growing education platform 
  • Work directly with company executives and technical leaders 
  • Travel to cybersecurity events and training bootcamps globally 
  • Your work is public-facing on OPSWAT Academy and YouTube