- Title: Office Photography
- Pay Rate: $500.00 / Daily
- Job Requirements: Must be local to location (or willing to work as a local).
Local photographer needed in Santa Clara, CA on June 11th. The Muse is looking for a photographer to capture a company office. You’ll be staging scenes with our clients' employees, putting them at ease , and helping them convey their awesome company culture through lifestyle/corporate imagery of their office. If you’re excited about this opportunity, please submit your show portfolio. Unfortunately, we cannot accept applications without a portfolio.
Details:
Shoot Duration: Half day
Rate: $500
Travel Expense: Gas covered $0.58c/mile
Requirements:
Photographer must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and might be required to wear a mask during the shoot
Must be LOCAL or at least 1 hr drive from Santa Clara.
Why we'll love you
* You have a passion for photography (lifestyle, documentary, branding)
* You have a portfolio and are excited to share it with us!
* You’re experienced working as a freelancer in a client-facing role, and own equipment such as a camera, speed and/or bounce lights.
* You studied Photography and ideally have 3+ years of photo production experience
* You’re comfortable directing and staging scenes with non-models
* You’re familiar with being a one-person team, traveling to remote shoots, working with clients.
* You enjoy being organized and communicative with The Muse team during all steps of the production process
* You’re known for being detail-oriented and rarely let things fall through the cracks
* You’re motivated to suggest improvements to the production experience
* You can work independently and think quickly on your feet
What is The Muse?
The Muse is the most trusted and beloved career platform, connecting individuals and companies on a more authentic level. We support over 75 million people looking to craft meaningful careers through TheMuse.com and our employer partners. Smart companies work with us to attract today’s top talent, giving candidates the information they need to find the company that is right for them. Why? Because life’s too short to hate your career.