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Source Videographers in Latin America with Lupa. Skilled in shooting, lighting, and editing across formats with production-ready talent in 21 days.
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Alejandro is a marketer connecting product value with clear messaging and positioning.
- Content Strategy
- Market Analysis
- Performance Marketing
- Audience Segmentation
- Creative Messaging
Pamela is a marketing expert aligning storytelling with performance and growth.
- Campaign Planning
- Content Strategy
- Market Research
- Performance Review
- Social Media Management
Laura is a marketing strategist creating campaigns that connect and convert.
- Brand Development
- Campaign Management
- Market Trends
- Customer Insights
- Content Marketing
Giselle is a marketing strategist connecting audiences through authentic messaging.
- Content Strategy
- Brand Development
- Audience Growth
- Channel Planning
- Analytics Tracking
Tania is a marketer crafting stories that drive engagement and business growth.
- Marketing Strategy
- Customer Acquisition
- Performance Reporting
- Brand Management
- Paid Media
Adriana is a marketing leader crafting narratives that inspire and drive results.
- Brand Strategy
- Marketing Leadership
- Campaign Management
- Content Planning
- Team Coaching
Martín, a seasoned digital marketing expert, excels in crafting compelling online strategies.
- Content Strategy
- SEO
- Google Ads
- Social Media
- Email Marketing
"Over the course of 2024, we successfully hired 9 exceptional team members through Lupa, spanning mid-level to senior roles. The quality of talent has been outstanding, and we’ve been able to achieve payroll cost savings while bringing great professionals onto our team. We're very happy with the consultation and attention they've provided us."
“We needed to scale a new team quickly - with top talent. Lupa helped us build a great process, delivered great candidates quickly, and had impeccable service”
“With Lupa, we rebuilt our entire tech team in less than a month. We’re spending half as much on talent. Ten out of ten”
Lupa's Proven Process
Together, we'll create a precise hiring plan, defining your ideal candidate profile, team needs, compensation and cultural fit.
Our tech-enabled search scans thousands of candidates across LatAm, both active and passive. We leverage advanced tools and regional expertise to build a comprehensive talent pool.
We carefully assess 30+ candidates with proven track records. Our rigorous evaluation ensures each professional brings relevant experience from industry-leading companies, aligned to your needs.
Receive a curated selection of 3-4 top candidates with comprehensive profiles. Each includes proven background, key achievements, and expectations—enabling informed hiring decisions.
Reviews
"Over the course of 2024, we successfully hired 9 exceptional team members through Lupa, spanning mid-level to senior roles. The quality of talent has been outstanding, and we’ve been able to achieve payroll cost savings while bringing great professionals onto our team. We're very happy with the consultation and attention they've provided us."
“We needed to scale a new team quickly - with top talent. Lupa helped us build a great process, delivered great candidates quickly, and had impeccable service”
“With Lupa, we rebuilt our entire tech team in less than a month. We’re spending half as much on talent. Ten out of ten”
“We scaled our first tech team at record speed with Lupa. We couldn’t be happier with the service and the candidates we were sent.”
"Recruiting used to be a challenge, but Lupa transformed everything. Their professional, agile team delivers top-quality candidates, understands our needs, and provides exceptional personalized service. Highly recommended!"
“Lupa has become more than just a provider; it’s a true ally for Pirani in recruitment processes. The team is always available to support and deliver the best service. Additionally, I believe they offer highly competitive rates and service within the market.”
"Highly professional, patient with our changes, and always maintaining clear communication with candidates. We look forward to continuing to work with you on all our future roles."
“Lupa has been an exceptional partner this year, deeply committed to understanding our unique needs and staying flexible to support us. We're excited to continue our collaboration into 2025.”
"What I love about Lupa is their approach to sharing small, carefully selected batches of candidates. They focus on sending only the three most qualified individuals, which has already helped us successfully fill 7 roles.”
"We hired 2 of our key initial developers with Lupa. The consultation was very helpful, the candidates were great and the process has been super fluid. We're already planning to do our next batch of hiring with Lupa. 5 stars."
"Working with Lupa for LatAm hiring has been fantastic. They found us a highly skilled candidate at a better rate than our previous staffing company. The fit is perfect, and we’re excited to collaborate on more roles."
"We compared Lupa with another LatAm headhunter we found through Google, and Lupa delivered a far superior experience. Their consultative approach stood out, and the quality of their candidates was superior. I've hired through Lupa for both of my companies and look forward to building more of my LatAm team with their support."
“We’ve worked with Lupa on multiple roles, and they’ve delivered time and again. From sourcing an incredible Senior FullStack Developer to supporting our broader hiring needs, their team has been proactive, kind, and incredibly easy to work with. It really feels like we’ve gained a trusted partner in hiring.”
Working with Lupa was a great experience. We struggled to find software engineers with a specific skill set in the US, but Lupa helped us refine the role and articulate our needs. Their strategic approach made all the difference in finding the right person. Highly recommend!
Lupa goes beyond typical headhunters. They helped me craft the role, refine the interview process, and even navigate international payroll. I felt truly supported—and I’m thrilled with the person I hired. What stood out most was their responsiveness and the thoughtful, consultative approach they brought.
Videographers Soft Skills
Planning
Prepare shoots with clear goals and visual direction.
Adaptability
Handle unexpected changes during on-site shoots.
Collaboration
Coordinate with producers, clients, and editors.
Attention to Detail
Ensure lighting, sound, and framing are on point.
Communication
Direct talent and crew with professionalism.
Creativity
Capture footage that tells a clear, engaging story.
Videographers Skills
Pre-Production Planning
Storyboard and prep shoots for visual alignment.
Camera Operation
Shoot clean, well-composed video with pro gear.
Lighting Setup
Set lighting for mood, clarity, and professionalism.
Live Direction
Guide subjects during on-site or studio recording.
Audio Capture
Use mics and mixers for high-quality sound recording.
Footage Transfer
Organize and deliver media for post-production.
How to Write an Effective Job Post to Hire Videographers
Recommended Titles
- Video Production Specialist
- Camera Operator
- Video Content Creator
- Field Videographer
- Brand Videographer
- Corporate Videographer
Role Overview
- Tech Stack: Proficient with DSLR cameras, lighting kits, and editing tools.
- Project Scope: Capture high-quality video content for web, social, and brand use.
- Team Size: Collaborate with creatives, editors, and producers (3–4).
Role Requirements
- Years of Experience: 2+ years in professional video shooting and production.
- Core Skills: Camera operation, framing, lighting, direction.
- Must-Have Technologies: Canon/Sony gear, Premiere Pro, lighting tools.
Role Benefits
- Salary Range: $70,000 – $120,000 depending on shoots and travel.
- Remote Options: Partial remote with on-site content capture sessions.
- Growth Opportunities: Lead branded content and event production assets.
Do
- List camera operation, lighting setup, and live shooting experience
- Mention use of DSLR/mirrorless systems and editing suites
- Include storytelling through video content and angles
- Highlight flexibility for field or event work
- Use production-ready and brand-aware language
Don't
- Don’t confuse with editors—highlight filming and direction
- Avoid skipping hardware or production environment experience
- Don’t post without context on format or subject matter
- Refrain from treating as purely creative—mention logistics
- Don’t ignore lighting, audio, and field adaptability
Top Videographer Interview Questions
What to ask Videographers about production and direction
What camera gear and setups do you use?
Expect DSLR/mirrorless choice, lenses, stabilization, lighting setups, and field kit reasoning.
How do you prepare for shoots on location?
They should mention scouting, shot lists, lighting tests, audio planning, and contingency prep.
Describe a complex shoot you managed.
Expect coverage of coordination, technical challenges, crew collaboration, and final visual outcome.
How do you handle lighting and sound in varying environments?
Look for adaptive lighting strategies, mic placement, background noise handling, and on-the-fly adjustments.
How do you collaborate with editors post-production?
Expect footage organization, metadata tagging, logs, and clear communication of creative intent.
How do you adapt on-the-fly when lighting conditions change?
Look for use of reflectors, ND filters, fast adjustments, and adaptive setups under pressure.
Describe a time you overcame gear failure during a shoot.
Expect backup plans, technical troubleshooting, improvisation, and smooth operation under stress.
What do you do when a shoot runs over schedule?
Expect time-prioritization, stakeholder updates, and compact reshooting strategies.
How do you handle sound challenges on location shoots?
Expect mic placement adjustments, windshield or dead cat use, and post-production cleanup plans.
How do you ensure footage matches intended narrative in unpredictable environments?
Expect storyboard adherence, shot list consistency, and real-time framing decisions to support story intent.
Tell me about a shoot that didn’t go as planned—how did you adapt?
Expect problem-solving, client reassurance, and visual salvage tactics.
How do you ensure client expectations are aligned before production?
Look for mood boards, shot lists, and creative brief reviews.
Describe a time you worked with a difficult or non-technical client.
Expect patience, visual previews, and expectation management.
How do you maintain quality in low-budget or fast-turnaround shoots?
Expect prioritization, creative framing, and efficient planning.
What’s your process for directing non-actors on set?
Expect comfort-building, clear instructions, and relaxed coaching.
- Poor framing or lighting in capture
- Fails to plan shot lists or storyboards
- Weak audio capture quality
- Inconsistent video editing or pacing
- Missed deadlines on shoot deliverables
Build elite teams in record time, full setup in 21 days or less.
Book a Free ConsultationWhy We Stand Out From Other Recruiting Firms
From search to hire, our process is designed to secure the perfect talent for your team
Local Expertise
Tap into our knowledge of the LatAm market to secure the best talent at competitive, local rates. We know where to look, who to hire, and how to meet your needs precisely.
Direct Control
Retain complete control over your hiring process. With our strategic insights, you’ll know exactly where to find top talent, who to hire, and what to offer for a perfect match.
Seamless Compliance
We manage contracts, tax laws, and labor regulations, offering a worry-free recruitment experience tailored to your business needs, free of hidden costs and surprises.
Lupa will help you hire top talent in Latin America.
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Top Videographer Interview Questions
What to ask Videographers about production and direction
What camera gear and setups do you use?
Expect DSLR/mirrorless choice, lenses, stabilization, lighting setups, and field kit reasoning.
How do you prepare for shoots on location?
They should mention scouting, shot lists, lighting tests, audio planning, and contingency prep.
Describe a complex shoot you managed.
Expect coverage of coordination, technical challenges, crew collaboration, and final visual outcome.
How do you handle lighting and sound in varying environments?
Look for adaptive lighting strategies, mic placement, background noise handling, and on-the-fly adjustments.
How do you collaborate with editors post-production?
Expect footage organization, metadata tagging, logs, and clear communication of creative intent.
How do you adapt on-the-fly when lighting conditions change?
Look for use of reflectors, ND filters, fast adjustments, and adaptive setups under pressure.
Describe a time you overcame gear failure during a shoot.
Expect backup plans, technical troubleshooting, improvisation, and smooth operation under stress.
What do you do when a shoot runs over schedule?
Expect time-prioritization, stakeholder updates, and compact reshooting strategies.
How do you handle sound challenges on location shoots?
Expect mic placement adjustments, windshield or dead cat use, and post-production cleanup plans.
How do you ensure footage matches intended narrative in unpredictable environments?
Expect storyboard adherence, shot list consistency, and real-time framing decisions to support story intent.
Tell me about a shoot that didn’t go as planned—how did you adapt?
Expect problem-solving, client reassurance, and visual salvage tactics.
How do you ensure client expectations are aligned before production?
Look for mood boards, shot lists, and creative brief reviews.
Describe a time you worked with a difficult or non-technical client.
Expect patience, visual previews, and expectation management.
How do you maintain quality in low-budget or fast-turnaround shoots?
Expect prioritization, creative framing, and efficient planning.
What’s your process for directing non-actors on set?
Expect comfort-building, clear instructions, and relaxed coaching.
- Poor framing or lighting in capture
- Fails to plan shot lists or storyboards
- Weak audio capture quality
- Inconsistent video editing or pacing
- Missed deadlines on shoot deliverables
