The Covid-19 pandemic has brought many issues and affected livelihoods. People are required to distance themselves from others and stay home to curb the infectious disease from spreading. This brings inconveniences to jobs that require human interactions and being outdoors, one of which is the job of a videographer. 

Being a videographer is a hands-on and onsite profession, being on-location and in studio is where they excel. But when this outdoor experience is taken away, videographers could feel alienated.  

Today, let us explore what it means to be a videographer, as well as what they can be doing in this time of crisis.