Video Producer And Editor

About This Job

Zensciences

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Work Mode: On-site

Industry: Marketing Services,Advertising Services,Movies, Videos, and Sound

Job Description

Video Producer and Editor

Location: Bangalore

Experience: 2-8 Years

Employment Type: Full-Time

About The Role

Clients come to us with video problems—event coverage, employee stories, culture films, raw footage that needs editing, and everything in between figure out what's needed, plan it, shoot it, edit it, and deliver something the client's marketing team is proud to put out thereYou’ll work directly you'll be on calls with clients, writing scopes of work, managing vendors, building storyboards, directing shoots, and cutting footage yourselfYou own the project from brief to final delivery

Skills & Qualities We're Looking For

Hands-on camera operator—you can walk onto a location, assess the space, set up your camera, audio, and lights, and start shooting without hand-holding—this is non-negotiableStrong understanding of cinematography fundamentals—composition, exposure, depth of field, camera movement, and how to make corporate environments look cinematicAbility to manage on-set audio capture in imperfect environments—you know what clean audio requires and you don't leave it to chanceExperience directing or producing shoots, not just operating as a crew member—you're the person making decisions on setSharp editorial eye—you understand pacing ,story structure, and what makes a cut feel rightStrong understanding of video production end to end—from brief interpretation to final exportConfident communicator who can hold their own on a client call, present creative ideas clearly, and manage expectationsAbility to build accurate scopes, quotes, and timelines and then actually deliver against themComfort working with freelancers and vendors—briefing them, negotiating rates, and quality-checking their outputFamiliarity with the B2B tech spaces a plus—you'll be making content for enterprise audiences, not consumer brands, and understanding the tone and context mattersSelf-driven and organized enough to run multiple projects in parallel without things falling through the cracks

Tools You'll Use

Camera & Production Gear (must-know)

Mirrorless camera systems (Sony Alpha, Canon R-series, or equivalent)—set up, operate, swap lenses, and troubleshoot on a shoot day without assistanceExternal audio—wireless lavalier systems (Rode Wireless Go /Filmmaker Kit, Sennheiser, DJI Mic), shotgun mics, portable audio recorders (Zoom, Tascam)Lighting—LED panels, soft boxes, reflectors, basic three-point setups, and the ability to adapt with available/natural lightTripods, gimbals, sliders, and basic camera movement rigsMobile phone shooting setups with external audio and lighting accessories

Editing & Post-Production (must-know)

Adobe Premiere Pro—your main editing timelineAdobe After Effects—for motion graphics and compositingAudio editing and mastering tools (Adobe Audition, Audacity, or equivalent

Strongly Preferred

DaVinci Resolve—especially for color grading workflowsCap Cut—for fast-turnaround social editsFinal Cut ProIn Video or similar template-based tools for quick-turn deliverables