Video Producer — Brand, Product & Events
Basis AI (getbasis.ai)
- Category
- Camera Crew / Full Production
- Location
- New York, NY
- Job type
- Day rate
What you’ll bring
End-to-end range. Real depth across pre-production, production, and post, with a portfolio that shows both footage you shot and cuts you made.
On-set craft. Command of camera, lighting, and audio, including the ability to light and run a multi-camera interview on your own and get clean sound every time.
Directing instinct. A knack for making people who aren’t professional talent sound like themselves on camera.
Pre-production discipline. The habit of solving problems on paper before the crew shows up.
Editorial judgment. The taste to set the bar on a cut and the clarity to give notes that raise someone else’s work to it.
Partner management. A track record scoping, briefing, budgeting, and directing agencies and freelancers.
AI in the workflow. Eagerness to use AI across scripting, transcript-driven assembly, and generative assets to make the function faster.
0-1 mindset. Comfort building the video function and its processes from scratch.
Other non-negotiables:
- 4-7 years producing and editing video, ideally on an in-house brand or creative team or at a production company serving brand clients
- Command of Premiere or Resolve, plus enough After Effects or equivalent to handle light motion work
- A reel that demonstrates both shooting and editing
- In person 5 days a week in our Flatiron office (when not traveling)
What we’d love to see
Studio and podcast production: A room, a rig, or a show you stood up and ran on a reliable schedule.
Customer storytelling: Testimonial or case study video, especially shot on location at a customer’s office.
Event capture: Conference or live event production, including turning a few days of footage into a full content slate.
Motion design: Design and animation chops that let you raise the quality bar without outsourcing it.
B2B range: Work for a business audience that people actually chose to watch.
Accounting industry fluency: Familiarity with the accounting profession and genuine curiosity about the people we’re putting on camera.