Camera Operator Intern (Fall 2026)
Camera Operator Intern (Fall 2026)
Astranis is looking for a Camera Operator Intern to help capture the people, technology, and work behind our missions. You'll film interviews, manufacturing processes, and behind-the-scenes moments that show what it takes to build satellites and bring them to space.
This is a hands-on production role working closely with our Creative team. You'll help translate creative concepts into compelling footage, with a focus on camera operation, lighting, and audio. You'll gain exposure to satellite manufacturing and a fast-paced startup environment building technology that's launching into space.
Role
Work with our Creative team to bring scripts, shot lists, and visual concepts to life.
Operate cameras for interviews, manufacturing videos, behind-the-scenes content, and company events.
Capture compelling B-roll of our satellites, manufacturing processes, and the people behind our missions.
Must have experience setting up and adjusting lighting for interviews, product shots, and on-location filming.
Set up and adjust lighting for interviews and filming across our factory and office spaces.
Set up microphones and monitor audio to capture clear, usable sound.
Prepare and maintain cameras, lenses, lighting, audio, and support equipment.
Organize and back up footage, providing clear handoffs to editors.
Requirements
A portfolio or reel showcasing your camera work, composition, and lighting. Personal and school projects are welcome. Please identify your role on each project.
Hands-on experience operating cameras, including setting exposure, white balance, frame rates, and focus.
Familiarity with basic lighting setups and audio recording for interviews.
An eye for composition, movement, and the details that make footage visually engaging.
Ability to follow creative direction, contribute shot ideas, and adapt to changing filming conditions.
Strong organization and attention to detail when handling equipment and footage.
Excellent communication skills and comfort working with people across technical and creative teams.
A self-starter who takes initiative and follows through on assigned projects.
Able to work in the office five days a week.
Bonus
Experience as a camera operator or director of photography on student, independent, or professional productions.
Experience filming manufacturing, industrial environments, documentaries, or technical subjects.
Familiarity with gimbals, sliders, and other camera support systems.
Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
Interest in aerospace, technology, and connecting the world.
The base pay for this position is $29.00 per hour.
Base Hourly Pay
$29—$29 USD