Creative Producer

You’ve spent some time making art or doing design work, and you’d like to use that experience to help build someone’s brand. You’re interested in figuring out what makes a particular creator interesting, what feels right for them, and how to get more people to care about what they’re making.

You also want to see your work actually do something. Part of the appeal is getting to watch an idea bring in new fans and paying customers. Over time, you want to be able to point to a creator’s work and say, “I helped make that.”

To start, I’ll set the creative direction and priorities. You’ll figure out how to get there and run your own days. You own getting each concept shot, edited, and out the door. As you get to know a creator and their audience, you’ll start choosing what they make next.

Here’s what matters most to us.

You’ll work out of our Hollywood house and go meet creators across LA to shoot with them. Being comfortable behind the camera matters because you’ll sometimes be the person filming the creator yourself. You may also travel to work with clients elsewhere in the US.

Part of your week will be spent looking for ideas. If a video catches your eye, you might follow it down a rabbit hole and find three other creators doing something interesting with the same idea. What we care about is what you bring back. Maybe it’s the way someone opened a video, and you can picture how that opening could work for one of our creators in a way that feels like them.

Once we decide to shoot an idea, you’ll help find the place and put the look together. That might mean searching Peerspace, calling a local business, or finding a space on Instagram and messaging the owner. For a larger shoot, you might spend an afternoon looking for an Airbnb with a particular kitchen, then talk to the host to see if we can film there and agree on a price within our budget. Sometimes that budget will be tight.

You’ll take the same care with clothes. You might find a retailer we’ve never used, pull a few looks for the creator to try, and check the delivery dates and return policy before ordering. If something doesn’t work, you’ll fold it, pack it back up, and get it returned on time.

After the shoot, you’ll work with the editor to get the finished piece ready and choose clips to share on social. You’ll use AI tools where they help with clipping and promo, follow the work through to posting, and see what people respond to.

We’ve been doing this for roughly six years. Along the way, we’ve turned down new clients while we figured out what we wanted to build. You’d be one of our first ten full-time employees and the third person working locally in LA. As we take on more creators, there’s room for you to lead the creative work for a client yourself.

Some of what we make is paid sensual content. Coming up with those concepts, picking lingerie with a creator, and helping style and shoot everything from photo sets to short videos to music videos are all regular parts of the job. Most creators treat their Instagram and their paid page like two separate things. We don’t. It’s one creative vision that runs all the way through, and you’d help keep it that way. We’re looking for someone who enjoys the creative work that goes into those shoots and is comfortable being there in person to make them happen.