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Contract Creative Content Producer

Wild Card Creative Group
Location
Atlanta, GA
Posted
1 month ago
Department
Freelance
Salary
$285 - $300
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 3-5 years producing creative content with a focus on social-first/digital content
  • Prior experience working on set (TV, film, commercial) capturing BTS or talent content
  • Strong portfolio showing BTS, talent capture, and set content you ideated, shot, and edited
  • Proficiency in video editing tools like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro
  • Comfortable shooting with mobile and/or pro cameras, understanding lighting and audio for content capture
  • Good storytelling skills with an understanding of narrative flow
Nice to have
  • Prior experience doing content for entertainment or TV series work
  • Some experience with motion graphics or basic visual effects/titles
  • Knowledge of trends in social content and platform native features
  • Comfortable with tight turnaround times and working beyond typical hours when needed
What the job really is

As a Contract Creative Content Producer, you will work on set for a television series, capturing behind-the-scenes and on-set content optimized for social media. Your role involves ideating, shooting, and editing content while collaborating with talent, crew, and senior producers to ensure alignment with the show's creative strategy. You will manage logistics for content capture and maintain a regular flow of deliverables throughout the production process.

Benefits
  • Contract type: 3 weeks
  • On-site location in Atlanta, GA
  • Compensation: $285 - $300 per day
Things to weigh
  • Final rate based on candidate's location, skills, and experience
  • No kit fee included in the compensation
  • Expectations for potential changes in duties or responsibilities during the contract
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Career value4/5
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