Videographer and Editor

Workforce Australia is hiring a Videographer and Editor for a full-time, fixed-term position based in Melbourne, VIC. This role sits within a content production function, covering end-to-end video production workflow from camera operation through to picture and sound delivery. It suits a mid-level screen professional who is comfortable owning both the shoot and the post-production process on the same project.

About the Role

The Videographer and Editor works across a range of video content projects, handling production and post-production workflow as a single operator rather than as part of a larger crew. A typical day moves between pre-production planning, on-location or in-house shooting, and non-linear editing to deliver finished content outputs. The contract runs until 2 March 2027, giving this role a clear two-year production horizon within the organisation.

Key Responsibilities

• Operating camera on location and in studio to capture interviews, event coverage, and scripted content to broadcast-quality standards.
• Managing the full post-production workflow from ingest and media management through to colour grade and audio mix on each project.
• Cutting sequences in a non-linear editing environment, applying sound design principles and motion graphics to meet the production brief.
• Maintaining equipment, storage, and archive systems in line with production asset management best practice.
• Collaborating with internal stakeholders to interpret briefs and translate them into a coherent visual production approach.
• Delivering content across multiple formats and aspect ratios suited to digital, broadcast, and social video distribution.

What You Bring

• Demonstrated experience as a Videographer and Editor across corporate, documentary, or institutional video production.
• Proficiency in industry-standard non-linear editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
• A working knowledge of camera systems, lighting setups, and location audio capture for small-crew production.
• Experience delivering finished content across digital video formats with an understanding of compression and platform specifications.
• A portfolio of credits that demonstrates end-to-end production ownership, from shoot through to final delivery.

Why This Role

Workforce Australia offers a salary at HEW Level 6 plus 17% superannuation, which is a strong package for a fixed-term screen production role in Melbourne. The two-year contract provides genuine stability and the scope to build a consistent body of work within a single organisation. For a Videographer and Editor looking to step into a well-supported institutional production environment, this is a substantive appointment.

Apply now for the Videographer and Editor role at Workforce Australia and bring your production reel to a role with real tenure behind it.