Videographer resume examples
This page has 2 one-page videographer resume examples: a mid-level videographer who shoots and edits for agencies, events and nonprofits, and a senior videographer who directs crews and runs a brand's production workflow. Both are matched to US video editing and production postings, and the note under each sample explains why its output volumes, deadlines and software come first. If your work is mostly stills, see the photographer resume examples.
Videographer Resume Example
Why this resume works:
- Shoot and edit 180+ client videos a year, from 30-second social ads to 8-minute brand documentaries.
- Plan shot lists, storyboards and lighting diagrams with account teams before each shoot, keeping reshoot requests under 5%.
- Manage 6-8 active projects at once in a shared tracker, meeting 97% of client delivery dates in 2025.
Senior Videographer Resume Example
Why this resume works:
- Direct and shoot 300+ videos a year for product launches, digital ads, staff training and corporate communications.
- Lead crews of up to 8 on mountain location shoots, handling call sheets, permits and a $250K equipment inventory.
- Write concepts, scripts and storyboarding plans with marketing and product teams, getting 90% of edits approved by round two.
Check your videographer resume against a real job posting
- Paste a videographer job posting into the job match score tool to see which of its skills your resume is missing.
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Videographer resume sample (text you can copy)
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How to write a videographer resume
Write a videographer resume summary
- Open with your years behind the camera and the kind of work you shoot: brand, event, documentary, training or social.
- Name your editing software in the first two lines, such as Premiere Pro and After Effects.
- Give one output number, such as finished videos a month or a year, so a reader sees your pace.
- Mention the gear you run on set: camera, lighting and audio.
Write videographer experience bullets
- Count what you delivered: videos a year, formats (30-second ads, long-form pieces, Reels) and the share delivered on time.
- Show you can juggle projects: active projects at once and delivery dates met.
- Add results clients saw, such as views, watch time or engagement after your edits went live.
- For senior roles, give crew sizes, equipment value you manage, scripts and storyboards you wrote and people you mentor.
Pick the skills for a videographer resume
- List the tools you use, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, CapCut, After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro, and show them in your bullets.
- Add video production, Canva and TikTok if you make social content, and name DaVinci Resolve, color grading or drones only if you have used them on paid work.
- Prove communication, attention to detail and organizational skills with deadlines and archives rather than listing them alone.
Do's and don'ts
Do this
- Put a portfolio or reel link in your header.
- Name the camera bodies, lights, audio kit and drones you have shot with.
- Show short-form social work separately from long-form pieces, with platform names.
- Mention how you organize footage and licenses.
Avoid this
- Don't write "shot and edited videos" without how many, how long and for whom.
- Don't list every editing app you have opened; keep the ones you can work in on deadline.
- Don't hide event or weekend work; some employers ask for evening, weekend and travel availability.
- Don't use a video thumbnail grid or graphics-heavy layout that a parser cannot read.
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