The camera operator is responsible for framing the image of an audiovisual project, i.e. defining the camera shots and what appears in the final production - reflecting the vision of the director.
On the film set, he/she can fulfil two distinct functions:
His/her role is to follow the movement of the actors, to ensure the sequences follow a dynamic and focus on the emotion conveyed thanks to the various angles and perspectives. During video recording, he/she pays particular attention to the lighting.
The freelance camera operator has full control over the cameras, built-in software and hardware used during professional shoots.
A specialist in the world of cinema, he/she knows how to perform professional camera movements (on rails, panoramic or static shots, etc.) and special shots (working from a pod, aerial shots, crane perspectives, from an on-board camera, etc.). He/she uses post-production software such as Final Cut pro X or Adobe Premiere Pro to re-frame the compositions or to perform other similar tasks.
His/her artistic awareness and film culture mean he/she can offer a variety of production services tailored to your needs. His/her methodical attitude enables him/her to carry out his/her tasks conscientiously. The freelance camera operator must be able to work in a team with other video production professionals (videographer, director, chef operator, editor, stage director, actor, etc.).
The freelance camera operator takes part in different types of filming: audiovisual production, corporate film, advertising, documentaries, fiction-based short films, TV productions, etc.
Your camera operator may be specialised in the use of specific equipment (stabiliser, drone, gopro camera, etc.) or in a specific creative field (sports, luxury, corporate, etc.). Select the freelance profile who can best meet your technical and artistic specifications.
You can see past achievements and the fields in which the freelance you are interested in work on his/her profile page in order to appreciate his/her technical level and areas of predilection.