Easy JobProducer | Human Stories & Social Video
apricot · Worldwide · Full-time · Remote
This is a remote position.
A high-volume story-discovery and production role that turns raw human experiences found on social media into compelling short documentaries for large audiences.
Organization: Confidential client in the media sector
Location: Remote – open to candidates anywhere in the world (candidates in Palestine and the wider region are especially welcome)
Role Type: Full-time (40 hours/week)
Schedule: Fully remote with flexible, non-timebound hours.
The opportunityOur client is looking for a producer who can discover an extraordinary human story and help the person behind it tell it to the world. Sometimes that starts with a TikTok, a comment or a passing reference to something someone has lived through. Your job is to recognize the bigger story, get in touch, build trust, interview them and guide them through filming the footage that brings it to life, then work with editors to turn it into a compelling film of roughly ten minutes for YouTube and Snapchat.
About the organization
Our client helps the 99% be seen by empowering people to tell their own stories, because traditional media focuses on the 1%. The team has published almost 8,000 videos, filmed by people themselves on their mobile phones and remotely guided through the process. Its channels cover mental and physical health and survivor stories.
What you will do
• Discover original human stories across TikTok, other social platforms and online communities, using social search, AI-assisted research and emerging tools to find promising contributors.
• Run high-volume outreach: the team works toward roughly 30 contacted sources per day, knowing that around one in ten converts to a signed content license agreement and interview, with a goal ofthree published stories per day.
• Assess whether a story has the depth, access and visual potential to become a strong film, and convince contributors to take part.
• Research and verify stories rigorously: check claims against documented evidence, m