Freelance Writer /Copywriter
bonfire labsDenver (CO)
About the role
Bonfire Labs Job Opportunity Bonfire Labs has been in business for over two decades and currently has 25 full-time employees and a rotating team of temporary staff. Our team of artists, producers, directors, and technologists collaborate to create impactful content across all media platforms. Always design-focused, we like to build the stuff we dream up. Most importantly, our creative spark drives everything we do, both through our client work and in how we work, think, and run our business. Actively engaging as a member of the Bonfire Labs team requires knowledge of production, design, creative processes, and workflows. We're a tight knit company, which means everyone here makes a big impact on who we are and what we do. Being a strong contributor to Bonfire's culture is essential to success.
About the role
Must haves:
A portfolio with video and/or TV experience included You can creative platforms and ideas You're a strategic thinker - you understand why the work is on brand/strategy Collaborative, nice, and flexible Experience working within a budget Skilled with words and detail oriented Open and responsive to feedback (no egos allowed)You can write in more than one voice/brand You're able to work autonomously Pluses: Presentation skills - you can present the work you created You have some branding work in your portfolio Experience working with technology clients You've written long-form for video An understanding of the production process Experience making (i.e. filmmaking, editing, designing etc)
Before you apply
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Your notice period
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