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Student Photographer/Video Editor
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A Photographer uses digital cameras to take photographs for news organizations, commercial or individual clients. May specialize in photographing people, places and landscapes, or objects. Uses software for processing and editing photographs, and may also use traditional film cameras and film processing. Creates portfolios of work to exhibit or sell.
$39,762 / year median in South Carolina
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Department University Communications Status Part-Time Time Period Available Immidiatly Description University Communications is seeking a creative and dependable Student Photographer/Video Editor with a passion for visual storytelling. This part-time, on-campus position pays $12 per hour and offers up to 10 hours per week , primarily during afternoons and evenings. The student will help photograph campus events, chapel services, and other important activities while assisting the lead photographer/videographer. Responsibilities also include editing photographs using Adobe Photoshop or similar software. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience, strengthen your photography and editing skills, contribute to the story of student life at CIU, and build a professional portfolio. Responsibilities Photograph student-led events and activities on campus, typically at 4:00 p.m. or later. Assist with photographing chapel services and other important campus moments. Serve as an assistant shooter alongside the lead photographer/videographer. Edit photographs using Adobe Photoshop or similar software. Qualifications Basic knowledge of manual camera settings, including ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. Familiarity with photography composition and lighting. Experience with Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Lightroom and Photoshop, or similar photo-editing software. A willingness to learn, grow, and remain flexible with a changing schedule. Dependability, creativity, and an interest in visual storytelling. Benefits Real-world experience in photography. Involvement in telling the story of student life and campus culture. Hands-on guidance in building a strong portfolio and résumé tailored for creative careers. Tips, tricks, and industry insights that go beyond the classroom—from shooting techniques to editing workflows. Mentorship from a lead creative professional. A supportive environment to help you grow your skills, sharpen your creative eye, and pursue your passion professionally.