Responsibilities
About the Role
We&aposre looking for a versatile, independent Content Producer to join our growing team. Editorially sharp, production-savvy, and excited by the possibilities of cross-platform storytelling.
You&aposll work on a range of commissioned projects, from short-form digital content to longer-form factual productions. That might mean shaping a YouTube documentary, scripting an explainer, or managing post-production on a multi-part TV series. Our clients and partners span government, commercial, and mission-driven sectors that value clear, purposeful content.
This is a mid-level content producer role, ideal for someone confident in managing projects from start to finish. You should be comfortable adapting to different briefs, timelines, and workflows, while balancing daily production with a broader understanding of where content is heading.
What You&aposll Do
- Contribute to ideation and proposal writing for new or evolving projects
- Manage projects from planning to delivery, including scripting, shoots, edits, feedback cycles, and approvals
- Produce content across TV, YouTube, and digital formats, guided by editorial intent and audience relevance
- Develop story approaches that are format-appropriate and purposeful, whether it&aposs a 46-minute episode, a 12-minute doc, or a 90-second visual-first short
- Write and refine outlines, scripts, VO, and social copy that are well-structured, thoughtful, and suited to the platform
- Coordinate with camera crew and post-production teams to maintain consistency and quality
- Create supporting content such as trailers, reels, thumbnails, or social edits to extend reach and engagement
- Manage schedules, logistics, budgets, and client communication with clarity and accountability
- Stay current with storytelling formats and platform behaviours, and apply those insights to your work
Qualifications
What We&aposre Looking For
- 3 to 6 years of experience producing content across TV, YouTube, digital, or social platforms
- A strong sense of story structure and pacing, with experience adapting stories across formats, lengths, and audiences
- An eye for visual storytelling, with the ability to think in sequences and shape how a story looks and flows
- Confidence working under tight timelines without compromising editorial clarity or production quality
- Clear communication skills, especially when managing feedback, presenting ideas, or working across internal and external teams
