Responsibilities

• Turn team travel — mill visits, artisan meetings, fabric and material sourcing trips — into the brand's primary content stream, in the vein of a real-time, honest documentation of the process of building each collection
• Take footage and photos shot by teammates in the field — for example, a product associate documenting a leather sourcing trip in Florence — and cut it into finished, on-brand content without having been there yourself
• Build a simple, repeatable capture brief so traveling team members know what to shoot before they leave, so raw footage arrives usable rather than unusable
• Find the story in the process itself — why this mill, why this material, what almost didn't work — rather than defaulting to generic travel or lifestyle framing
• Make sure each trip's content feels organic and specific to what actually happened, not a generic template applied to every location
• Organize and maintain the brand's growing footage and photo library so nothing shot on a trip goes unused
• Approach every piece as a considered, self-contained story — not a running travel diary — with a clear point of view: why this material, this maker, this method
• Keep the frame on the craft and the decision behind it, not the destination — the work itself is the subject, not the trip
• When a founder or team member appears on camera, position them as a guide into the work — narrating and contextualizing — with the camera's attention on the material, the hands, and the process rather than on personality
• Bring genuine editorial restraint and production polish to every piece; pacing and composition should read as considered, never casual or dashed-off

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience creating content for a consumer, fashion, or lifestyle brand — in-house, freelance, or agency
• Strong portfolio demonstrating both original shooting (photo and video) and editing skill, with examples that show restraint and a considered point of view rather than high-volume, low-craft output
• Proficiency in video and photo editing tools (e.g., Premiere Pro, CapCut, Lightroom, or equivalents)
• Demonstrated eye for Instagram grid curation — composition, color story, and pacing across a feed, not just individual posts
• Comfort working independently and taking creative ownership without close direction
• Experience briefing and managing freelancers or outside collaborators (editors, animators, filmmakers, or similar) against a timeline and budget
• Willingness to travel occasionally for shoots and sourcing trips
• You have a genuine eye — you know what a great frame looks like before you shoot it, and you spot the real moment in a room full of ordinary ones
• You have editorial restraint — you instinctively know the difference between a considered piece and something that reads as casual, and you default to the former
• You think in images and video, not words — this is a visual role; long-form writing is handled elsewhere

Preferred

• Prior experience building content for a DTC or luxury consumer brand
• Experience directing or producing on photoshoots, not just capturing BTS content
• Exposure to short-form film, animation, or interview-style content, and interest in expanding into these formats
• A personal creative practice (photography, filmmaking, or similar) that shows a distinct visual point of view
• Familiarity with fashion, craft, or luxury goods content specifically

Benefits

• Full-time W-2 employment
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Direct collaboration with founders
• Real creative ownership from day one
• Opportunity to help build the visual identity of an emerging luxury house from the ground up