Director of Photography

dentsu is hiring a Director of Photography in Bengaluru, India. The details below summarise the employer's own listing; applications happen on the original posting, not on GetFirstJob.

What the work involves

• Collaborate with Creative Strategists and Directors to understand concepts, storyboards, and visual requirements.
• Plan and manage shoot requirements, including cameras, lighting, equipment, props, and rentals.
• Execute shoots using professional cameras and iPhones, ensuring high-quality visuals and creative storytelling.
• Manage lighting, framing, composition, and shot execution in line with the creative vision.
• Coordinate with production and post-production teams to ensure seamless shoot execution.
• Maintain and update a library of creative references, camera techniques, compositions, and visual inspirations.
• Manage production equipment and execute shoots across assigned projects while maintaining quality and timelines.
• Strong understanding of cinematography, lighting, composition, and videography.
• Understanding of Hi-fi and Lo-fi video production and fast-paced ad formats.
• Work with some of India's leading brands.

What they are looking for

• 2–3 years of experience in video production/advertising agencies.
• Hands-on experience with Sony FX series, Canon, and Nikon cameras.
• Experience shooting Instagram Reels, Meta Ads, UGC, and performance-driven content.
• Ability to shoot using both professional cameras and smartphones.
• Strong creative vision, ownership, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.
• Prior experience shooting UGC/Meta Ads will be an added advantage.

Pay and dates

The listing does not state pay. The source page shows a relative posting age rather than an exact posting date; this role was first seen and checked as open on 4 November 2026.

How to apply

Apply on the listing where the employer published this role: Director of Photography at dentsu. We found this listing via linkedin.com; it was still open when we checked on 4 November 2026. If the posting has closed or the link fails, the role may have been filled.