Videographer (Camera Only)
Across Europe
Across Europe
You don't edit. You don't have to. Your footage makes editors smile.
Freelance videographers for events, delegations and interviews in France, Switzerland, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany and Spain.
What you'll do
- Shoot events, delegations and interviews, solo or as part of a two-camera team.
- Nail exposure, framing and clean audio the first time. Ministers don't do second takes.
- Hand over organised, labelled footage at the end of the day.
You're our kind of crew if
- You own a pro kit with wireless audio.
- You know your way around a press area and security checks.
- You stay sharp through long days and last-minute schedule changes.
Bonus points
- Arabic
- A second camera body
- Drone licence
- Live streaming
Show us, don't tell us
For this role, send: a camera reel + one ungraded raw clip (1–2 min). We want to see what you really capture.
- Pick the country you work in: France, Switzerland, the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany or Spain.
- Paste a link to your work: Vimeo, YouTube, Instagram, Behance, Drive… anything that plays.
- Work out your day rate for 8 hours, in euros, excluding VAT.
- No work link, no review. We believe what we see.
Where we need you
France · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Italy · Netherlands · Germany · Spain
How it works
- Apply with your work
- We review your portfolio
- A 15-minute video call
- Your first paid job, and you're in the crew
About MICAPiC
MICAPiC is a media production house based in the Netherlands. We film embassies, official delegations, summits and international exhibitions, mostly for clients from the Gulf and the Arab world. Now we're building a trusted crew in seven countries, and we're looking for the person we call first in yours.
The basics
- You live in one of our seven countries and can invoice as a freelancer or company.
- You speak English. Arabic is a big plus.
- You're punctual, well-dressed and invisible until the shot.
What you get
- Paid per day or per project, at a rate agreed before you pack.
- Clear briefs and call sheets, so you know who's who before you walk in.
- Travel outside your city arranged and agreed with you in advance.
- Repeat work: once you're in the crew, you're our first call in your country.