Capture an impactful interview as a videographer for the International Labour Office in Ottawa. This role focuses on filming a government representative for a story on child labour efforts. The ILO's Department of Communication (DCOMM) seeks a skilled videographer with over five years of relevant experience.
You will film an English-language interview scheduled for October 7 or 8, 2026, and deliver both the interview and cutaway footage within one day. Ideal candidates should have experience in qualified settings with senior interview subjects and preferably reside in Ottawa. Key Responsibilities:
- Film a bilingual interview with a government representative
- Operate cameras and manage professional lighting
- Record audio to high professional standards
- Deliver complete footage and required documentation promptly
- Capture additional cutaway shots to support the interview Requirements:
- Over five years of professional videography experience
- Proven experience with high-profile interviewees
- Knowledge of filming protocols and requirements
- Ability to work on-site in Ottawa
- Familiarity with production consent formalities Showcase your videography skills in an influential ILO project addressing child labour.