Freelance UGC Creators/Photojournalists Needed
mena alliancesDenver (CO)
Freelance UGC Creators/Photojournalists Needed
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mena alliancesDenver (CO)
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About the role
UGC Creator/Photojournalist This is a remote position.
Job Overview:
Are you passionate about storytelling and making a difference? We are looking for creative and driven UGC (User Generated Content) Creators/Photojournalists to join our team. Your mission will be to create compelling content for fundraising appeals by visiting refugee camps, orphanages, schools, and other impactful locations to capture the stories of those in need.
Key Responsibilities:
Content Creation: Visit various locations and work with local charities to capture powerful stories using your phone or camera.
Storytelling: Deconstruct and present stories in an emotional, engaging way to inspire donations.
Editing: Edit footage by adding subtitles, music, and removing irrelevant parts to maintain viewer interest.
Collaboration: Liaise with charities to access beneficiaries and gather essential information.
Publishing: Save both raw and edited versions of the content on our Google Drive.
Requirements
Language Skills: Fluent in English.
Equipment:
A phone or camera capable of recording high-quality content.
Internet: Reliable internet connection for uploading content.
Editing Skills: Proficiency in video editing, including adding subtitles and music.
Benefits:
Impactful Work: Your content will help raise funds for people in need, making a significant difference in their lives. Flexibility: This is a freelance role with the flexibility to work as and when needed. Competitive Pay If you're passionate about using your creative skills to make a difference and meet the requirements listed, we'd love to hear from you!
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