Part-Time Content Assistant / Videographer

Posted 2 days ago

fridayNew York (NY)

Film and Video Editors Motion Picture and Video Production

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$20–$25/hour

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About the role

We’re FRIDAY — a fast-growing B2B company helping businesses run smoother through payroll and operations. We’re building our media presence from the ground up and looking for a hands-on Content Assistant / Junior Videographer to grow with us. This role is for someone who understands short-form content, has a good visual eye, and can help with filming, organizing footage, and supporting social media execution.

Location: Brooklyn, NY

Schedule: Part-time, around 10 hours per week In-office: Around once a week, or twice a week at most

Pay: $20–$25/hour depending on experience

Responsibilities: Help film short-form videos, Reels, talking-head clips, and office content Assist during content days in our Brooklyn office Help brainstorm content ideas, hooks, and simple video concepts Organize footage and support the editing/posting process Support general social media and content tasks as needed

Requirements: Experience filming short-form content for Instagram, Tik Tok, or Linked InGood visual eye and understanding of clean, engaging content Comfortable using camera equipment, lighting, and audio, or confident learning quickly Reliable, organized, proactive, and able to follow direction Available to come into our Brooklyn office when needed Legally authorized to work in the U.S. without requiring CPT, OPT, visa sponsorship, or additional work authorization support

Bonus: Own camera or basic filming equipment Experience editing short-form videos Experience with business, founder, podcast, or office-style content Please message me with your resume and examples of content you’ve filmed, edited, or helped produce.

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