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About the role
The Vancouver Art Gallery believes creativity is fundamental to an open and engaged world. Bring your experience in video production to one of Canada’s leading arts institutions, located in the heart of downtown Vancouver.
Reporting to the Video Production Lead, the Videographer performs a variety of duties such as planning logistics, timelines and technical requirements for video production and post-production, performing technical and creative production work and consulting with staff requesting video production projects to assess requirements. This role requires a skilled and creative videographer with experience in events and proficiency in post-processing software. You will work on an occasional basis and may be called upon as needed to support events, recorded interviews and other projects as required.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Work closely with internal departments and individuals directing productions and overseeing events, programs or exhibitions to create documentation and media content
- Make recommendations for creative solutions to content that enhances the Gallery’s programs, communications and brand
- Perform technical and creative production work which includes camera operation, studio lighting techniques and audio recording
- Perform technical and creative post-production work which can include editing, colour correction, graphics, titling, processing and output
- Operation and maintenance of professional production equipment
- Maintain knowledge of current trends and advances in related technologies in video production
- Model respectful and inclusive workplace behaviour through a commitment to equity, diversity and inclusionensuring these principles are embedded in all the work we do
WHAT YOU BRING TO THE ROLE
As a qualified candidate you have completed post-secondary courses in media arts or video production and have at least two (2) years’ experience in video production, including the operation and maintenance of professional video equipment, or a combination of education and experience. The work includes video camera operation, professional knowledge of digital workflows and file management, timeline scheduling, inter-departmental communication, and some heavy lifting. Additionally, the videographer will have:
- Ability to think innovatively and creatively in planning interpretive and documentary video productions and interviews, with a continuous improvement perspective and incorporating best practices
- Thorough knowledge of video production equipment and lighting techniques, as well as media production software and editing processes
- Excellent understanding of post-production workflows and the organization of content assets
- Strong communication (verbal and written), problem-solving, and time management skills
- Ability to maintain effective working relationships with other staff at the Vancouver Art Gallery, artists and the public
- Must be able to work in a safe and responsible manner, both individually and as part of a team
- Previous experience in a gallery, museum or professional art environment isan asset
- Valid BC Class 5 driver’s license (or equivalent) preferred
COMPENSATION AND WORK ENVIRONMENT
**Salary:**Pay Grade 19, $28.45 to $33.11 per hour
Schedule: On-Call/Casual
This is a unionized position. This assignment falls under the jurisdiction of CUPE Local 15 – VMECW. This is an in-office position at the Gallery’s downtown Vancouver location.
TO APPLY
Please apply through our online careers portal, in confidence,by March 31, 2026.
Please note that only applicants with Canadian citizenship, permanent residency or a valid work permit will be considered.
We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those short-listed will be contacted.
WHAT WE PROVIDE FOR YOU
The Art Vancouver Gallery wants you to be your best. We provide full-time and regular part-time employees with extended medical and dental coverage, long-term disability and life insurance, joint employer/employee pension contributions and generous vacation entitlements.
Our Values
The Vancouver Art Gallery commits to five core values that guide all that we do:
- We are respectful of the unceded Indigenous territory upon which we are situated
- We are committed to creating an inclusive and respectful environment
- We believe that curiosity is a pathway to innovation
- Weestablishclear goals and expectations to cultivate a culture of accountability
- We foster successful collaboration through thoughtful communication and active listening
The Vancouver Art Gallery is situated on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəyəm (Musqueam), Sḵwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil- Waututh) Nations. We offer a welcoming, team-based office culture and we are committed to providing equitable access to everyone. We actively support accessibility, anti-racism, LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, and encourage diversity in our staff, volunteers, visitors, and programming. We cultivate a safer space where all voices are heard, valued and represented.
More About the Vancouver Art Gallery
Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions. The Gallery’s celebrated exhibitions, extensive public programs and emphasis on advancing scholarship all focus on historical and contemporary art from British Columbia and around the world. Special attention is given to the accomplishments of Indigenous artists, as well as to those of the Asia Pacific region—through the Centre for Global Asias (formerly the Institute of Asian Art) founded in 2014. The Gallery’s exhibitions also explore the impact of images in the larger sphere of visual culture, design and architecture.
The Gallery’s new Art of Wellbeing lab furthers its commitment to community by promoting the role of art in fostering health and wellbeing. Developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, researchers and Indigenous Elders, the lab creates opportunities for individuals to engage with art in ways that support mental, emotional and physical wellbeing.
The Vancouver Art Gallery is a charitable not-for-profit organization supported by its members, individual donors, corporate funders, foundations, the City of Vancouver, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.
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About Vancouver Art Gallery
Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of the most respected and innovative visual arts institutions in Canada and is committed to strengthening ties between artists and diverse communities throughout the city, province, and beyond. As the largest public art museum in Western Canada, the Gallery features the work of ground-breaking contemporary artists from around the world, presents historical art of international significance, and provides a global platform for British Columbia's dynamic artistic community, including the work of First Nation artists as well as art of the Asia Pacific. Its growing collection represents the most comprehensive resource for art in British Columbia and is the principal repository for visual art produced in the region, as well as related works by other notable Canadian and international artists. The Gallery also places an emphasis on advancing scholarship through major publications and presents a multitude of public programs that offer new ways to consider art for visitors who come from throughout the region and internationally.
In response to the significant growth in collections, exhibitions and attendance over the past decade, the Gallery announced in 2014 the selection of Herzog & de Meuron for the design of a new and expanded home in downtown Vancouver. The new facility will double the Gallery's current size and will be a vital catalyst to Vancouver, enhancing the city's cultural community and serving as a centre for cross-cultural dialogue and exchange in the visual arts.
The Vancouver Art Gallery is a not-for-profit organization supported by its members, individual donors, corporate funders, foundations, the City of Vancouver, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts.
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Top Benefits
About the role
The Vancouver Art Gallery believes creativity is fundamental to an open and engaged world. Bring your experience in video production to one of Canada’s leading arts institutions, located in the heart of downtown Vancouver.
Reporting to the Video Production Lead, the Videographer performs a variety of duties such as planning logistics, timelines and technical requirements for video production and post-production, performing technical and creative production work and consulting with staff requesting video production projects to assess requirements. This role requires a skilled and creative videographer with experience in events and proficiency in post-processing software. You will work on an occasional basis and may be called upon as needed to support events, recorded interviews and other projects as required.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Work closely with internal departments and individuals directing productions and overseeing events, programs or exhibitions to create documentation and media content
- Make recommendations for creative solutions to content that enhances the Gallery’s programs, communications and brand
- Perform technical and creative production work which includes camera operation, studio lighting techniques and audio recording
- Perform technical and creative post-production work which can include editing, colour correction, graphics, titling, processing and output
- Operation and maintenance of professional production equipment
- Maintain knowledge of current trends and advances in related technologies in video production
- Model respectful and inclusive workplace behaviour through a commitment to equity, diversity and inclusionensuring these principles are embedded in all the work we do
WHAT YOU BRING TO THE ROLE
As a qualified candidate you have completed post-secondary courses in media arts or video production and have at least two (2) years’ experience in video production, including the operation and maintenance of professional video equipment, or a combination of education and experience. The work includes video camera operation, professional knowledge of digital workflows and file management, timeline scheduling, inter-departmental communication, and some heavy lifting. Additionally, the videographer will have:
- Ability to think innovatively and creatively in planning interpretive and documentary video productions and interviews, with a continuous improvement perspective and incorporating best practices
- Thorough knowledge of video production equipment and lighting techniques, as well as media production software and editing processes
- Excellent understanding of post-production workflows and the organization of content assets
- Strong communication (verbal and written), problem-solving, and time management skills
- Ability to maintain effective working relationships with other staff at the Vancouver Art Gallery, artists and the public
- Must be able to work in a safe and responsible manner, both individually and as part of a team
- Previous experience in a gallery, museum or professional art environment isan asset
- Valid BC Class 5 driver’s license (or equivalent) preferred
COMPENSATION AND WORK ENVIRONMENT
**Salary:**Pay Grade 19, $28.45 to $33.11 per hour
Schedule: On-Call/Casual
This is a unionized position. This assignment falls under the jurisdiction of CUPE Local 15 – VMECW. This is an in-office position at the Gallery’s downtown Vancouver location.
TO APPLY
Please apply through our online careers portal, in confidence,by March 31, 2026.
Please note that only applicants with Canadian citizenship, permanent residency or a valid work permit will be considered.
We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those short-listed will be contacted.
WHAT WE PROVIDE FOR YOU
The Art Vancouver Gallery wants you to be your best. We provide full-time and regular part-time employees with extended medical and dental coverage, long-term disability and life insurance, joint employer/employee pension contributions and generous vacation entitlements.
Our Values
The Vancouver Art Gallery commits to five core values that guide all that we do:
- We are respectful of the unceded Indigenous territory upon which we are situated
- We are committed to creating an inclusive and respectful environment
- We believe that curiosity is a pathway to innovation
- Weestablishclear goals and expectations to cultivate a culture of accountability
- We foster successful collaboration through thoughtful communication and active listening
The Vancouver Art Gallery is situated on the unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəyəm (Musqueam), Sḵwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil- Waututh) Nations. We offer a welcoming, team-based office culture and we are committed to providing equitable access to everyone. We actively support accessibility, anti-racism, LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, and encourage diversity in our staff, volunteers, visitors, and programming. We cultivate a safer space where all voices are heard, valued and represented.
More About the Vancouver Art Gallery
Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of North America’s most innovative visual arts institutions. The Gallery’s celebrated exhibitions, extensive public programs and emphasis on advancing scholarship all focus on historical and contemporary art from British Columbia and around the world. Special attention is given to the accomplishments of Indigenous artists, as well as to those of the Asia Pacific region—through the Centre for Global Asias (formerly the Institute of Asian Art) founded in 2014. The Gallery’s exhibitions also explore the impact of images in the larger sphere of visual culture, design and architecture.
The Gallery’s new Art of Wellbeing lab furthers its commitment to community by promoting the role of art in fostering health and wellbeing. Developed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, researchers and Indigenous Elders, the lab creates opportunities for individuals to engage with art in ways that support mental, emotional and physical wellbeing.
The Vancouver Art Gallery is a charitable not-for-profit organization supported by its members, individual donors, corporate funders, foundations, the City of Vancouver, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts.
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About Vancouver Art Gallery
Founded in 1931, the Vancouver Art Gallery is recognized as one of the most respected and innovative visual arts institutions in Canada and is committed to strengthening ties between artists and diverse communities throughout the city, province, and beyond. As the largest public art museum in Western Canada, the Gallery features the work of ground-breaking contemporary artists from around the world, presents historical art of international significance, and provides a global platform for British Columbia's dynamic artistic community, including the work of First Nation artists as well as art of the Asia Pacific. Its growing collection represents the most comprehensive resource for art in British Columbia and is the principal repository for visual art produced in the region, as well as related works by other notable Canadian and international artists. The Gallery also places an emphasis on advancing scholarship through major publications and presents a multitude of public programs that offer new ways to consider art for visitors who come from throughout the region and internationally.
In response to the significant growth in collections, exhibitions and attendance over the past decade, the Gallery announced in 2014 the selection of Herzog & de Meuron for the design of a new and expanded home in downtown Vancouver. The new facility will double the Gallery's current size and will be a vital catalyst to Vancouver, enhancing the city's cultural community and serving as a centre for cross-cultural dialogue and exchange in the visual arts.
The Vancouver Art Gallery is a not-for-profit organization supported by its members, individual donors, corporate funders, foundations, the City of Vancouver, the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts.