Real Estate Photographer/Videographer. Job in Charleston LilyLifestyle Jobs

IMPORTANT: HOW TO APPLY (REQUIRED)To be considered, youmust submit a short intro videoto info@ telling us who you are, your experience, your top 3 core values, the equipment you currently have, your availability, and why you're interested in this role.This helps us get to know your personality, communication style, and professionalism, qualities that matter just as much as your technical skills.Part Time Real Estate Photographer / VideographerElevated Productions - Charleston, SCWe're not just hiring a photographer, we're looking for apart-time team member (potential to go full-time) who wants to build a career, grow their skills, and be part of a fast-moving, high-quality creative company.At Elevated Productions, we create premium visual content for real estate professionals in one of the most competitive and visually-driven markets in the Southeast. From luxury coastal homes to high-volume listings, our work directly impacts how properties are marketed, and sold.If you're dependable, motivated, and take pride in delivering great work consistently, this is an opportunity to step into astable, part-time creative role with growth potential .Why This Role Is DifferentPart-time, consistent workBe part of agrowing and driven creative teamOngoing opportunities to expand your skillsNo editingWhat You'll Be DoingPhotograph and film residential and vacation properties on a daily basisCapture clean, bright, and compelling visuals that showcase each homeOperate (or learn to operate) drones for aerial photo and videoRepresent our brand with professionalism, punctuality, and strong communicationWhat We're Looking ForBasic photography and/or videography experienceStrong attention to detail and ability to work efficientlyPositive attitude and strong people skillsHighly dependableOrganized and comfortable managing schedules and file deliveryComfortable using a computer for file handling and communication]( , well oh no we need to correct the formatting maybe? Wait, we have to maintain original data? Actually messed up? Let's fix this: The last items in the list might have broken due to copy errors.