Freelance Videographer in healthcare. NHS and commercial projects.Urgent

Videographer is needed in Bristol, United Kingdom.

Gloucestershire Research & Education Group is seeking a freelance videographer and editor for ad-hoc healthcare education, NHS and commercial projects from September 2026 onwards. The role is hybrid and focused on Bristol, Gloucestershire and surrounding areas. We need someone who can work independently on location in hospitals, clinics, educational and commercial settings, with healthcare or clinical filming experience being an advantage but not essential.

The freelancer should provide their own professional camera, lighting and audio equipment, as well as an editing suite. Responsibilities may include filming clinical demonstrations, lectures, interviews and promotional content; editing videos for online learning and marketing; applying branding, captions and basic motion graphics; and securely managing media files. Strong client communication, organisation, confidentiality awareness and familiarity with professional video, audio, colour grading and delivery workflows are required.

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About the client
Freelance Videographer (Healthcare Education)
Location: Bristol or Gloucestershire (UK) Contract: Freelance / Ad-hoc About GREG
Gloucestershire Research & Education Group (GREG) is a leading provider of healthcare education, delivering university-accredited qualifications, online learning and commercial training programmes. We work closely with NHS organisations, universities and healthcare partners to produce high-quality educational content. The Opportunity
We’re looking for an experienced freelance videographer to support a range of educational and promotional filming projects across the South West. This is an ad-hoc role, ideal for someone who is confident working independently, managing client relationships professionally, and filming in a variety of environments including NHS hospitals, clinics and commercial settings. Experience filming within healthcare or clinical environments would be an advantage but is not essential. Key Responsibilities
Film educational demonstrations (likely clinical), lectures, interviews and promotional content.
Plan shoots and work independently on location.
Capture high-quality video, lighting and audio in a variety of settings.
Edit footage into engaging, professional videos suitable for online learning and marketing.
Apply branding, graphics, captions and basic motion graphics where appropriate.
Liaise professionally with NHS staff, clinicians, educators and commercial clients.
Manage, organise and securely store project files and media assets.
Ensure filming is carried out safely, professionally and with respect for confidentiality and clinical environments.
About You
We’re looking for someone who has: Proven professional videography experience.
Experience working independently (lone working) on client sites.
Strong commercial awareness and excellent client-facing communication skills.
Confidence working in busy environments and adapting to changing situations.
Their own professional camera, lighting and audio equipment.
Their own editing suite and proficiency with software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
Experience colour grading, audio mixing and delivering content in multiple formats.
Excellent organisation and time management skills.
A full UK driving licence and willingness to travel throughout Gloucestershire, Bristol and surrounding areas.
Desirable
Experience filming in healthcare, education or clinical environments.
Knowledge of filming within NHS settings, including professionalism, patient confidentiality and infection prevention requirements.
Experience creating content for e-learning, social media and promotional campaigns.
If you’re a reliable freelance videographer who enjoys producing engaging content and working with a respected healthcare education provider, we’d love to hear from you.