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Student Videographer

Student Videographer / Documentary Creator
Part-Time Opportunity – J. Davis Law Firm, PLLC

About the Project:
J. Davis Law Firm is developing a new documentary-style series that follows a practicing attorney through real cases, client interactions, community work, and the day-to-day life of running a law firm. This is an opportunity to help shape a unique, story-driven legal documentary from the ground up.

We are looking for a creative, hungry student videographer who wants hands-on experience and the chance to develop their own filmmaking voice.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Filming behind-the-scenes footage of a working attorney and ongoing cases (non-confidential scenes only)

Helping build storylines, arcs, and character development to keep the series compelling

Participating in brainstorming sessions on themes, tone, and overall direction

Editing short and long-form content for episodes

Assisting with planning shots, organizing footage, and shaping the narrative

Working independently and contributing fresh ideas

What We’re Looking For:

A self-starter who is creative, reliable, and invested in producing something meaningful

Strong interest in documentaries, storytelling, and character-driven narratives

Someone excited to follow a lawyer around, observe real legal work, and learn how cases unfold

Basic filming and editing skills (camera or high-quality phone acceptable)

Punctual, organized, and able to meet deadlines

Compensation:

$10.00–$14.00 per hour, based on skill and experience

Unique opportunity for co-ownership or rights partnership if the documentary becomes successful

This is a rare chance to build something from the ground up and share in its long-term value

Ideal For:

Film, media, or communications students

Aspiring documentary filmmakers

Young creatives looking to build a standout portfolio

Anyone passionate about storytelling and real-life legal drama

To Apply:
Send a résumé, a link to sample work (reel or short clips), and a brief statement about why you're interested t