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Videographer

Illinois FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is searching for a Videographer for its State Leadership Conference in Springfield, IL on Thursday, March 27 (5 pm)  through Saturday, March 29 (noon).  
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The videographer will shoot video of the attendees (high school students) at the conference, and create a 3-4 minute video as a conference highlight or "flashback" to show at the final session.  The video is put to pre-selected music.  The completed video and B-roll would be given to the Conference Media Director for use in future video projects by the organization and be displayed at the final session at the conclusion of the conference. The videographer would have to edit video over a short amount of time (2 days including shooting time).   The best candidates would have great editing skills and creativity, along with the comfort and ability to encourage students into making interesting poses or gestures to make the video fun and exciting.  Sample videos can be viewed here:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9SJxTaQyKyEZ2JvU0tCSjV6WW8

Compensation:  $400-$550 based off of experience, plus hotel room if needed

​Complete an interest form here:  http://goo.gl/forms/opMLtqZBor

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Questions about job post should only be directed to:  [email protected]
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