Videographer

You’d be the in-house camera behind the product storytelling of one of the fastest-growing beauty brands in the world.

This is a place explicit in the belief that this is not a high-volume content factory – they’re after quality over quantity, concept over churn, so you’re expected to bring ideas and shape early creative direction, not just execute a shot list.

You’ll shoot product-focused video for premium and luxury brands, advertising and social, working from studio briefs with real input on conceptual direction, working closely with the social team to shape ideas and keep the output aligned with brand voice.

The split is roughly 80/20 shooting to editing – their editing team handles the bulk of post, while you manage occasional grading and finishing on your own work. The remit is deliberately focused: product storytelling, not broad brand campaigns.

• £30,000 – £40,000
• Hybrid working: four days in the studio
• Annual bonus based on company performance
• Company pension scheme
• Private medical cover

You’re a Product Videographer working to a premium aesthetic – beauty, cosmetics, food, drink, fashion or luxury – with a reel built on product rather than people. You’ve likely come from a brand studio, creative agency or content studio shooting premium goods to brief.

Beauty experience is a bonus, but a genuine premium eye is non-negotiable. Gen Z cultural fluency – actually into beauty and social – is another clear plus.