r/VideoProfessionals

1.3K archived posts · Jan 2018 – Aug 2026

Video production as a means of income; discussion and questions.

/r/VideoProfessionals is aimed at creating a community for professionals who make their living in the video business to discuss issues relevant to the business and ask questions. Great resource for people working in corporate, branded, event, internal communications, marketing, training, commercial, or otherwise paid video production.

Created Jan 21, 2018

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##Video production as a means of income; discussion and questions. r/VideoProfessionals is aimed at creating a community for professionals who make their living in the video business to discuss issues relevant to the business and ask questions. Great resource for people working in corporate, branded, event, internal communications, marketing, training, commercial, or otherwise paid video production.

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Posting Guidelines (subject to change)

Posts containing links will not be allowed unless they include a specific question such as, “Saw this on set today, what does it do?” or “What is causing this white artifact in my footage?”
Links such as, “What do you think of my travel video?” or “Check our these top 3 tips for low budget vlogs!” will be removed.
No affiliate links, even in comments. If you link to a product, link to the product’s standard page. Any affiliate links will be removed.
Since this subreddit is a place for people already working professionally in video, “Getting Started” posts will not be allowed. Questions such as “How do I get started”, “How do I find clients”, and “I got my first gig, looking for general advice.” are better suited for a subreddit like r/Videography and will be removed from r/VideoProfessionals
Low effort, vague, and overly broad questions/posts will be removed.
No abusive, harassing, offensive or spam submissions or comments.

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