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Video Content Creator, Creative Content (Photo & Video) NYC

Posted 42 days ago

amazonNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Description: Shopbop is seeking a Video Content Creator to bring our social and marketing vision to life through compelling, platform-native video. This role partners closely with creative leadership to translate direction into content that is engaging, culturally relevant, and built for how people actually watch and interact with video content. This role is perfect for someone who lives and breathes video storytelling, constantly experiments with new ideas and pushes creative boundaries across multiple platforms. Key job responsibilities
What You’ll Do: Develop and execute video concepts in partnership with creative direction, translating ideas into compelling visual stories Own the end-to-end creation of video content—shooting, editing, and producing high-quality work across formats (color, sound, motion, pacing) Bring a strong point of view on pacing, hooks, and structure—understanding what makes content watchable, shareable, and high-performing Stay deeply attuned to platform behaviors, trends, and evolving video formats, bringing forward ideas grounded in how audiences engage Create high-quality content at speed: capturing, editing, and iterating quickly to meet the pace of social Collaborate closely with the creative leads to execute against a cohesive vision and elevate the overall quality of output Experiment with innovative content formats, including interactive, AR, TikTok trends, and emerging social or site-first video formats. Build and evolve video templates and repeatable formats that enable consistent, scalable storytelling Manage video assets, metadata, and workflows to ensure organized, reusable content.

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