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Amphitheater High School

Videographer

Tucson, AZ · On-site

Reliable, professional, comfortable filming live sports, and able to provide their own camera equipment and tripod. College film/media students and aspiring sports videographers are encouraged to ...

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Videographer

Amphitheater High School

Tucson, AZ • On-site

Other

Posted 6 days ago

Job description

Game Day Videographer – Amphi Football

Amphi Football Program is seeking a dependable Game Day Videographer for the 2026 varsity football season.

Game Day Responsibilities:

  • Film complete varsity football games
  • Provide Press Box (Wide) and End Zone (Tight) coaching-film angles
  • Capture clear HD/4K footage suitable for coaching evaluation
  • Arrive early enough to set up and test equipment before kickoff
  • Maintain consistent camera coverage throughout the game
  • Provide quick postgame turnaround for Hudl upload
  • Travel to both home and away games

Ideal Candidate: Reliable, professional, comfortable filming live sports, and able to provide their own camera equipment and tripod. College film/media students and aspiring sports videographers are encouraged to apply.

Position: Seasonal / Game Day Contract

Season: 2026 Amphi Varsity Football

Location: Tucson, Arizona – Home & Away Games

Compensation: Competitive; 10-12 game season-package proposals preferred

Contact: Coach Rich

Email: coach.rich@amphifootball.com

  • Text/Call: 480.383.9886

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