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Junior Creative Producer, Branded Content

New York, NY

The Role

First We Feast is seeking a Junior Creative Producer to help create custom branded content. Using our award-winning IP, this person will create branded content that highlights the best of the First We Feast cinematic universe and drives engagement for our brand partners.

Our brand partners love our branded content for its ability to drive conversation and capture the attention of audiences, both regular and new. A recent example is the ‘smooch heard ‘round the internet’ in a custom Hot Ones episode announcing our collaboration with Popeyes.

The ideal candidate is comfortable participating in every part of the creative process: generating ideas for a variety of formats and types of brands, managing client communication, helping oversee shoots on set, and ensuring the finished product both delights our audience and helps our brand partners achieve their goals. 

This position can be based in NYC (where we have a hybrid model working Tuesday through Thursday in our midtown office and studio space) or within the greater LA area (where we are fully remote, but have a concentration of employees and occasionally shoot).

You Will:

  • Report to the Executive Creative Producer, Branded.
  • Develop concepts that meet the objectives of our brand partners.
  • Pitch ideas, both internally and directly to clients.
  • Collaborate with Strategy, and editorial creatives to make sure all branded content meets the standards of our editorial content.
  • Work closely with our Sales and Account Management teams to ensure that custom content meets expectations, our brand partners' needs are met, and communication is clear and open.
  • Work alongside in-house producers to organize and schedule shoots with crew, talent and, at times, clients on set.
  • Work directly with post production and freelance editors, overseeing the final stages of a project.
  • Deliver high-quality original creative content that delights our clients and First We Feast’s global audience.
  • Work on tight deadlines across multiple teams to deliver work that keeps our brand partners return for additional collaborations.

You Have:

  • 2+ years creative agency and/or editorial experience.
  • 2+ years producing/shooting video with hands-on experience.
  • A proven ability to create engaging original content online.
  • A passion for advertising with the ability to concept, pitch, and champion ideas for brands.
  • An interest in and deep knowledge of the social web, including experience producing work for a variety of apps, social networks, and/or clients.
  • The ability to work as part of a team under tight deadlines.

How We Hire & Work

To apply, please complete the online application and provide all required information. Incomplete applications or applications received outside of our careers page will not be considered. 

Select applicants can expect a phone screen, 1-2 team interviews (either over video or in-person depending on schedules) and a final executive interview. 

For candidates in the NYC area, this is a hybrid position based in our Midtown office/studio. We work together in person Tuesday through Thursday, with the flexibility of working remotely or in-office on other days. For candidates in the greater LA area, this is a fully remote position with occasional team days at coworking spaces. We offer a robust benefits package including unlimited PTO, sick and personal time, medical benefits, retirement planning, weekly team meals, and more.

This is a full-time, exempt position. The estimated salary for this position is between $75,000 - $106,000. Actual compensation will be determined by the final candidate's location, experience, skillset, and business needs. 

First We Feast We is an equal-opportunity workplace. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to (and will not be discriminated against based on) age, race, gender, color, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, disability, or any other protected category.

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