Wedding Videographer Jobs in Houston, TX

About the role

We are accepting applications from wedding videographers in greater Houston. Applicants here are contacted first when our companies begin booking weddings in this market. Film full wedding days from preparation to send-off and capture the audio, coverage and moments our editors need for a cinematic film.

Weddings in the Houston area run year-round, with the busiest calendar in March–May and October–November. Summer heat pushes most couples to spring and fall, with plenty of winter weekends too. Our venue data covers 83 wedding venues across 8 cities in this market.

What you'll do

• Film preparation, first look, ceremony, portraits and reception, typically 6 to 10 hours
• Capture ceremony vows and speeches with lavalier and recorder backups
• Run a stabilized main angle plus detail and guest coverage
• Coordinate with planners, photographers and venue staff on the day
• Upload and organize footage within 48 hours using our delivery system

What you bring

• At least two seasons filming weddings or live events, with a portfolio to show
• A professional cinema or mirrorless kit with a backup body, stabilizer and audio
• Reliable transportation within about 60 miles of your home market
• A calm, professional presence with couples and families

Houston venues you could shoot

Weddings in this market take place at venues like these, drawn from our directory of 83 local venues:

• POST HoustonHouston
• House of BluesHouston
• AvantGardenHouston
• The Bell Tower on 34thHouston
• Pelazzio Reception Venue HoustonHouston
• Chateau CrystaleHouston
• The Springs Weddings & EventsHouston
• The AstorianHouston
• Moody Gardens Hotel and Convention CenterGalveston
• Galveston Island Convention Center at The San Luis ResortGalveston
• Sans Souci BallroomTomball
• Porch CafeGalveston

Areas covered

Houston (43), The Woodlands (1), Katy (3), Pearland (1), Galveston (24), Conroe (4), Spring (2), Tomball (5). Numbers show venues per city in our data.

Pay in Texas

For context, camera operators (television, video and film) in Texas earn a median of $63,110 a year, with most earning between $32,360 and $111,990 (BLS, May 2025). Most wedding work is paid per event rather than salaried. See the full Texas pay guide.