Freelance and remote jobs in Boston, US

617MediaGroup is seeking freelance graphic designers in the Boston area to support a variety of projects on an as-needed basis. The role involves developing creative concepts, designs, and layouts for large-scale graphics, print materials, social media, web projects, and user-friendly WordPress websites. Requirements 1–2 years of professional graphic design experience; agency experience is a plus. Intermediate proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign and Illustrator. Proficiency in Photoshop, social media design, and web design. Experience creating concepts, designs, and layouts for large-scale graphics and printed materials. Strong knowledge of print production. Experience designing user-friendly WordPress websites. Excellent communication skills and a positive, collaborative attitude. Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. Demonstrated commitment to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Additional Information 617MediaGroup receives a high volume of applications and may not respond to every applicant. If you do not receive initial outreach or follow-up correspondence within 90 days, please assume that you were not selected for the opportunity. Applicants are welcome to reapply for future roles. Read more

John Kind Studios is seeking equipped freelance videographers and cinematographers to support brand stories, interviews, event films, promotional content, documentary stories, and educational media. The role involves collaborating with JKS producers, creative leads, clients, and crew members to capture high-quality footage aligned with approved briefs and client goals. Assignments may include interviews, events, testimonials, B-roll, and promotional productions. Review production briefs and shot lists, identify technical requirements, and arrive prepared. Set exposure, focus, white balance, lighting, and audio appropriately. Operate cameras, gimbals, and tripods to create intentional, controlled footage. Coordinate with venue staff, audio technicians, and other production personnel. Follow creative direction while contributing practical production ideas. Plan and capture footage for horizontal, vertical, and other delivery formats. Protect, organize, back up, and transfer footage within agreed timelines. Communicate scheduling changes, technical concerns, and production issues promptly. Represent JKS professionally with clients, participants, and collaborators. Requirements Portfolio demonstrating relevant videography or cinematography experience. Strong camera operation, composition, lighting, and location-audio skills. Demonstrated ability to operate a motorized gimbal and produce smooth, controlled movement. Understanding of Log and RAW workflows and efficient footage handoff to editors. Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with production teams. Reliable preparation, attendance, communication, follow-through, and delivery. Ability to reach agreed shoot locations within your stated New England service area. Respectful, adaptable approach to working with different organizations, clients, and communities. Professional camera system capable of 4K recording at 60 fps, with 10-bit recording or a professional RAW workflow. Lens package covering wide, medium, and close-up compositions, including a fast standard zoom and suitable prime lens. Compatible motorized gimbal and stable fluid-head video tripod. Dedicated audio equipment, including lavalier microphones, boom or shotgun microphone, monitoring headphones, and suitable recording equipment. Interview lighting kit with key and fill capability, diffusion, stands, and appropriate securing equipment. ND filters, wind protection, spare batteries, compatible media, and a reliable footage backup and transfer system. Dependable access to additional equipment required for accepted assignments. Participation Expectations Respond to project inquiries, check-ins, equipment requests, and messages requiring input within one business day during agreed communication windows. Keep availability and equipment information current and actively use JKS’s shared workspace and communication channels. Demonstrate enthusiasm for JKS’s mission and culture, including initiative, respect, cultural awareness, and commitment to client outcomes. Handle changing opportunities professionally; assignments depend on client demand, budget, timing, location, and fit. Understand that freelance work is intermittent and that joining the network does not guarantee assignments, hours, or recurring income. Arrive prepared, raise concerns early, meet agreed deadlines, and honor accepted commitments. Repeated failure to communicate, complete required check-ins, or fulfill accepted commitments may result in removal from the network and reduced consideration for future assignments. Compensation and Work Arrangement Compensation starts at $400 per booked shoot day and may increase based on assignment duration, complexity, responsibilities, and equipment requirements. Shoot hours, preparation, equipment, footage delivery, travel, and additional charges are agreed in writing before booking. Editing is scoped and compensated separately when required. Work is performed in person at client locations throughout New England. There is no fixed office reporting location, and ongoing hours or assignment frequency are not guaranteed. How to Apply Apply through Indeed with the following: Résumé or summary of relevant experience. Portfolio examples featuring clean interview dialogue, controlled gimbal movement, and event or brand-story coverage. Your specific role in each submitted example. Home base, travel radius, and general availability. Equipment inventory with makes and models, identifying owned, borrowed, or rental equipment. Any additional kit or rental charges. Backup plan for essential equipment failures. Explanation of your interest in JKS and contribution to its working culture. Confirmation that you understand the participation expectations and intermittent nature of the work. Additional Information Pay: From $400.00 per day Work location: In person, throughout New England Read more

I am seeking a Boston-area cinematographer/camera operator for an in-person interview with historian and author Quinn Slobodian at Boston University for my feature documentary, The Revolution Will Be Televised. The shoot will take place on either Thursday, November 12, from 8:00–10:00 AM, or Friday, November 13, from 8:00–11:00 AM, using one date only. The interview will run for around 45–60 minutes, with approximately 30 minutes for setup and breakdown. I will conduct the interview, so you can focus on camera, lighting, and sound. I need a solo owner-operator with a small, portable professional documentary interview kit, including a 4K-capable cinema or mirrorless camera, tripod, interview lighting, and professional audio with two sources where possible, such as a lavalier and shotgun or boom microphone. Please provide all necessary accessories and transfer the original video and audio files to my external SSD at the end of the shoot. No editing or post-production is required. Documentary interview experience and the ability to work independently are essential. Read more