Videographer and Editor
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Creative Arts/Media
Video Production, TV & Film Production, Creative Advertising / Marketing, Digital Media & Production
Weapon Up is a fast-growing women’s wellness company and the creator of The Original Sword Yoga™, a movement practice combining the kung fu straight sword with yoga. Through our online Studio, community, live experiences, and events, Weapon Up is building a new approach to movement centered around strength, confidence, and grace.
Our global community is made up almost entirely of women, and our mission is simple: to create movement experiences that help women feel graceful, empowered, more capable, and more at home in their bodies.
Weapon Up is a growing, founder-led company based in Florida, with a creative, fast-moving team working across content, community, events, partnerships, and digital wellness.
The RoleWe’re looking for a talented, creative, and highly motivated Videographer & Video Editor to join our team on a part-time basis, with the potential to grow into a full-time position.
This person will play an important role in bringing Weapon Up to life through video—from beautifully produced sword yoga classes and cinematic movement sequences to engaging social media content, campaigns, and behind-the-scenes storytelling.
We’re looking for someone with a strong creative eye who understands how to capture movement beautifully and can independently take a project from filming through editing and final delivery.
You’ll work closely with our Founder & CEO, Creative Director, and instructors to produce content for our online Studio, social media platforms, marketing campaigns, and live experiences.
This is a hands-on creative role. One day you might be filming a cinematic sword sequence in our studio; the next, editing social media content, developing a creative campaign, or capturing a special event.
We’re particularly interested in someone who brings original ideas, takes initiative, and is excited about the possibility of growing with Weapon Up.
What You’ll Do- Film high-quality content for Weapon Up’s online Studio, including sword yoga classes, fitness programs, tutorials, and movement sequences.
- Capture cinematic movement footage, creative campaigns, promotional videos, and brand storytelling.
- Produce engaging short-form video content for Instagram, Tik Tok, You Tube, and other digital platforms.
- Collaborate with instructors and the creative team to plan and execute shoots.
- Set up and operate cameras, lighting, audio equipment, and other production gear.
- Maintain consistent visual quality, lighting, framing, and sound across productions.
- Contribute creative concepts, shot lists, and filming approaches.
- Capture behind-the-scenes footage, events, community experiences, and special projects.
- Edit long-form Studio classes, tutorials, and training programs.
- Create engaging short-form videos optimized for social media.
- Edit promotional campaigns, advertisements, event recaps, and brand content.
- Incorporate music, sound design, graphics, transitions, and color grading where appropriate.
- Organize footage, manage project files, and maintain efficient post-production workflows.
- Deliver polished content according to production schedules and deadlines.
- Adapt existing footage into multiple formats for different platforms and marketing needs.
- Collaborate with the Founder and creative team to develop video concepts and campaigns.
- Bring original ideas for social media content, storytelling, and visual formats.
- Stay informed about emerging video trends, editing techniques, and digital content formats.
- Help maintain Weapon Up’s recognizable visual identity.
- Participate in creative brainstorming, production planning, and content development.
- Support larger production days, campaigns, and special projects.
- Organize production files, footage, backups, and creative assets.
- Coordinate filming requirements…
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