Part-Time Social Media Assistant for Film + Style

Flexible, remote-first collaboration with occasional paid in-person work in New York. Local travel for assignments will be reimbursed.

About the role

The work spans two connected but distinct creative worlds:

• My filmmaking account: documentary work, cinematography, festivals, works in progress, and behind-the-scenes material
• Field to Frame: styling, independent and vintage fashion, client transformations, designer relationships, visual research, and the stories clothing can tell

Responsibilities

• Editing short-form video from existing footage and new material
• Creating reels, carousels, stories, and other visually thoughtful posts
• Helping organize and revisit a large archive of film, festival, and styling work
• Drafting or shaping captions while learning the distinct voice of each account
• Helping maintain a realistic and consistent posting rhythm
• Occasionally documenting fittings, shoots, events, or studio work in person
• Bringing your own creative ideas to the collaboration

Qualifications

I’m especially interested in someone who:

• Loves both film and style, and does not see them as unrelated worlds
• Has a strong visual eye and an instinct for narrative
• Has experience editing video for social platforms
• Is interested in people, process, and culture, not only polished final images
• Values ethical, human-centered storytelling
• Is organized, communicative, and comfortable working independently
• Has a sense of humor and does not default to generic or corporate content

I want to collaborate with someone who understands that social media can still be cinematic, specific, curious, funny, and human while respecting the people and stories behind the images.

About us

I’m the founder of Field to Frame, a Brooklyn-based styling studio working with filmmakers and artists around festivals, premieres, and press. I’m also a documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, and my work often brings film, style, and visual storytelling together.