Videographer Needed — Haiti vs Trinidad Football Match | Kingston, Jamaica (Sept 24)

We are looking for a local videographer in Kingston, Jamaica to capture behind-the-scenes content at an international football match — Haiti vs Trinidad & Tobago at Sabina Park on Thursday, September 25.

This is not a broadcast gig. We want raw, authentic, street-level content — the fans, the energy, the culture around the game. Think documentary style, not sports news.

What We Need

•Hotel arrival footage — team bus, fans outside, atmosphere

• Pre-game fan zones — Haitian and Caribbean diaspora fans, flags, music, food

• Street energy around Sabina Park before kickoff

• Fan reactions during and after the match

• Any unexpected, unscripted cultural moments

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Shoot Requirements

• Full day availability on Thursday September 25

• Shoot both vertical (9:16 for social media) and horizontal (16:9 for documentary)

• Handheld, close-to-people style — not static broadcast shots

• Deliver all raw footage same day or within 24 hours via Google Drive or WeTransfer

• Must be comfortable shooting in crowds and outdoor environments

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Equipment

iPhone 14 or newer, mirrorless camera, or DSLR with video capability. Gimbal or stabilizer preferred but not required.

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Deliverables

• All raw footage delivered digitally

• Minimum 60–90 minutes of usable footage

• Simple content release agreement required before shoot

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About You

• Based in Kingston or able to travel to Sabina Park

• Experience shooting events, sports, or documentary-style content

• Portfolio or sample work required to apply

• Reliable, communicative, and able to work independently

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To Apply

Send a short message telling us about yourself, your equipment, and attach 2–3 samples of your video work. Bonus if you have experience at football or cultural events.

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