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Responsibilities
Take full ownership of the studio: cameras, lighting, audio, switching, sets and all supporting equipment
Build a standard, documented setup for each format so a shoot is ready in minutes and can be reproduced exactly every time
Plan and run studio sessions with attorneys and guests, and batch shoots to get the most finished content from every session
Maintain, organize and troubleshoot all studio and field equipment, and recommend upgrades that measurably improve speed or quality
Light, frame and shoot multicam interviews, explainers, podcasts and talking-head segments to a broadcast standard
Record clean, professional audio, including microphone placement, multitrack recording, levels and monitoring
Produce and switch livestreams and podcasts, including on-screen graphics, in-studio guests and remote guests
Direct attorneys and guests on camera so they come across as confident, clear and natural
Shoot at firm events and on location when a project calls for it
Edit long-form YouTube videos and full podcast episodes from first cut to final export, including color, audio mix, graphics and captions
Deliver organized selects and attorney segments to the Video Editor & Motion Designer for ads and short-form content
Deliver every project to platform specifications and on the publishing schedule
Use AI tools daily to edit faster, including transcription, text-based editing, rough-cut assembly, multicam syncing, audio cleanup, captioning and upscaling
Find and test new tools, and build the ones that measurably save time into the standard process
Follow firm standards on AI use in public-facing work, and verify every AI-assisted output before delivery
Design, document and continually improve the full production process, from planning through publishing, with speed and efficiency as the measure
Own the media pipeline end to end: ingest, naming, shared storage, backups and the archive, so any clip can be found in minutes
Recommend the storage and backup setup for the Creative Director's approval, then run and maintain it
Track every project, version and deadline in the firm's project management system
Check every frame and caption for names, spellings, legal terms and on-screen claims before delivery
Apply the firm's brand system and compliance requirements to everything you produce
Requirements
3+ years of professional video production experience, shooting and editing your own work
Hands-on command of cinema cameras, multicam production, studio lighting and professional audio recording
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Experience producing livestreams and podcasts with multiple cameras, live switching and remote guests
Advanced proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, including multicam editing, color correction and audio mixing
Daily, hands-on use of AI tools in a production workflow (such as Descript, Premiere Pro's text-based editing, Adobe Podcast, ElevenLabs or Topaz), with the judgment to know when AI output is not good enough
A track record of making production faster through standard setups, templates, presets, checklists or automation
Strong media management skills, including ingest, naming, storage, backup and archiving
Comfort directing on-camera talent who are not professional performers
Meticulous attention to detail across spelling, names, facts and on-screen text
Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage many projects, versions and deadlines at once
The ability to receive direct, candid feedback professionally and apply it promptly, without defensiveness
A composed, even temperament under tight deadlines and shifting priorities
Clear, professional communication with colleagues at every level, including attorneys and firm leadership
Nice to have:
Experience running an in-house studio or production department as the lead or sole operator
Experience with AI tagging, searchable transcripts and footage libraries
Experience setting up shared storage systems and backup workflows
Long-form YouTube production experience, with audience growth or retention results to show
Experience in a legal, financial, healthcare or other regulated, high-trust organization
Familiarity with firearms, self-defense or the Second Amendment community
Working knowledge of After Effects, DaVinci Resolve or Photoshop
Experience with monday.com or a similar project management platform
Degree in film, video production, broadcast or a related field
Benefits
Medical, dental and vision insurance
Telehealth and life insurance, paid by the firm
401(k) with employer match
Short-term and long-term disability
Paid time off, tiered by seniority
Direct collaboration with the Creative Director and firm leadership
Monthly firm events, outings and lunches
Important Details
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with occasional evenings, weekends or travel for firm events
Application Process
Submit your resume and examples of your work
A long-form video or podcast episode you shot and edited, with a short note on your role (optional, but strongly encouraged)
A look at a studio or multicam setup you built: photos, a diagram or a short walkthrough video (optional, but strongly encouraged)
A brief response, no more than 200 words: Describe how you have used AI and better process to cut production time, and how you make sure the final work still meets a professional standard (optional, but strongly encouraged)
About the Company
For more than thirty years, The Attorneys For Freedom Law Firm has represented clients in self-defense cases, including homicide and aggravated assault matters. Through Attorneys On Retainer, the firm gives responsible gun owners access to law firm-backed self-defense legal protection before they ever need it. The firm is committed to the principles of a free society and holds its marketing to the same standard as its legal work: accurate, credible and worthy of the clients it serves.
