Social Producer
Shoot it, cut it, post it: camera, timeline, calendar, internet
A one-person production loop. You'd film what happens in the office and on set, cut it the same day, and run the accounts that carry it.
This is not a brand-content job. The point is to be pointed at the actual thing (the shoot that went sideways, the shot that finally worked, the dog in the meeting) and get it out while it's still true.
What you'd do
- Shoot on set and around the office, mostly by yourself, mostly vertically.
- Cut same-day: the edit is the deadline, not the shoot.
- Run the accounts: post, reply, watch what happens, adjust.
- Work next to the studio's films and pull the behind-the-scenes out of them.
What we're looking for
- A body of work that plays on the internet. Views are not the only proof, but they're proof.
- You can operate a camera and finish in an edit without a crew for either.
- Fast instincts about what's funny and what's boring, and no attachment to your own footage.
- Comfortable being in the room for everything, including the parts that aren't going well.
Apply
Every role is full-time, in person, and based in Los Angeles. Four questions, and the only one that matters is the link to your work: work beats a cover letter.