Digital Content Creator

Posted 15 days ago

hunter media collectiveHouston (TX)

Media and Communication Workers, All OtherOther Services Related to Advertising

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$16/hour

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About the role

Overview Location: Houston, TX Schedule: Part-Time – 20 hours per week Pay: $16/hour (with growth opportunities) Hunter Media Collective is hiring a motivated, dependable Content Creator to join our team. We work with restaurants and hospitality brands across Houston creating high-quality social media content. This is a paid training position. You do NOT need professional experience — just strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to learn. What You’ll Be Doing Shooting vertical content for restaurants (Reels, TikToks, Shorts) Capturing food, drinks, ambiance, and behind-the-scenes footage Organizing footage properly after shoots Assisting with basic edits (we will train you) Following clear shooting checklists and brand guidelines Most shoots will take place at restaurant locations around Houston. What We’re Looking For Strong work ethic Punctual and dependable (non-negotiable) Coachable and open to feedback Detail-oriented Comfortable working evenings/weekends when needed Bonus (not required) Experience using iPhone for video Basic knowledge of DSLR or Sony cameras Familiarity with Instagram, TikTok, Reels Growth Opportunities This role can grow into: Pay increases available based on performance and consistency. To Apply Send a short message explaining: Why you want this role Your weekly availability Any sample content you’ve created (if available) We are not looking for perfection. We are looking for commitment. If you’re serious about building real skills in content creation, apply now. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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