Responsibilities

• The content pipeline end to end. Ideas, filming, editing, captions, posting. You're not handing footage to an editor and waiting a week.
• Field days. Roughly one a month in each market: St. Pete, Tampa, Anna Maria, and Orlando. Property walkthroughs, arrival-day energy, behind the scenes with our cleaners, maintenance, and guest-facing team, neighborhood and local-guide content.
• You, on camera. You're the recurring face and voice of the account. Talking to camera, hosting walkthroughs, doing the on-location pieces.
• The calendar. A posting rhythm that holds whether or not anyone reminds you. Reels as the core format, longer vlog-style pieces when a story warrants it, statics when a photo beats a video.
• The growth numbers. Follower growth, views, saves, shares, and how much of it turns into profile visits and direct booking enquiries.
• A usable asset library. Everything labeled, backed up, and searchable, so a clip from six months ago can be found and reused instead of refilmed.

Requirements

• You're in Florida and you can drive our markets. St. Pete, Tampa, Anna Maria, and Orlando. Reliable car, active insurance, willing to do a long day on the road.
• You want to be on camera. This is the core requirement. You're comfortable being the face of the account, talking to a lens, and putting yourself out there consistently.
• You've done this before. A portfolio of short-form video you filmed and edited yourself. If your best work is reposted footage someone else shot, that's not what we need.
• You shoot on a phone and you're not precious about it. Great lighting, stable hands, clean audio, strong first two seconds. A phone plus good instincts beats a camera you don't know how to use.
• You edit fast. CapCut, Premiere, Final Cut, whatever you're fluent in. Rough cut next day is the standard.
• You can find the story in a house. A rental is a rental until someone shows you why this one is worth a five hour drive. You find that angle.
• You're self-managing. Days on the road, no one standing over your shoulder, a posting rhythm that has to hold without supervision. If you need structure imposed on you, this isn't it.
• You like the numbers. Views are nice. Saves, shares, profile visits, and bookings are the point. You look at what performed and change what you do next because of it.
• You write a decent caption. Short, in our voice, not a wall of hashtags.

Preferred

• Experience in travel, hospitality, real estate, or vacation rentals.
• Any drone work (FAA Part 107 is a plus, not a requirement).
• You've built an account from small to meaningful before, personally or for a brand, and can talk through what actually moved it.
• Photography skills for stills and listing-gallery work.
• Bilingual English and Spanish.

Benefits

• Mileage reimbursed at the IRS rate for travel between properties on shoot days.
• Equipment funded by us: gimbal, mic, and lighting kit. You bring a phone you're comfortable filming on.
• Quarterly performance bonus for hitting growth milestones set with you.
• Path to more. If the channel works, there's a retainer, more days, and a conversation about going full-time.