Social Media Producer
DREAM THREE · New York, NY · 1 mo ago
HybridManagementContract
Creative Partnership
You work closely with producers and talent to shape content with social in mind from the start. You bring a social-first perspective to creative conversations.
Content Production + Coordination
- Manage a small team of short-form video editors.
- Create clear briefs with creative direction.
- Oversight timelines and ensure deliverables are on-brand and ready to post.
Calendar + Execution
- Own the social media calendar across all platforms.
- Coordinate releases with episode drops, guest promotions, and cultural moments.
- Ensure consistent, on-time publishing.
Growth + Experimentation
- Develop and test content formats, hooks, and series ideas.
- Track trends, sounds, and platform shifts.
- Iterate based on what’s working.
Analytics + Optimization
- Track performance metrics and present clear weekly reports.
- Use data to inform creative decisions and editor direction.
Role Requirements
- 2+ years in social media production, content creation, or a similar role (podcast, creator, or entertainment experience strongly preferred).
- Proven track record of executing—not just ideating.
- Show us things you’ve shipped.
- Deep fluency in short-form platforms (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) and what performs on each.
- Ability to give clear, constructive creative direction to editors.
- Strong instincts for hooks, pacing, and social-first storytelling.
- Hightly organized—able to manage multiple deliverables without dropping balls.
- Genuine connection to fandom and pop culture.
Bonus Points
- Experience working with talent on promotional content and social collaborations.
- Background in live events, conventions, or experiential content.
- Experience building or refining production workflows and systems.
- A personal fandom you’re genuinely passionate about (we’ll ask).
Tools You’ll Use
- Planning & Collaboration: Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom, Asana, Frame.io, Agorapulse
- Tracking: Airtable, Sheets
- File Sharing: Dropbox
Details
- Hours: 15–20 hours/week to start, with flexibility to scale based on production cycles and live events.
- Location: Hybrid, with regular meetings in Manhattan.
- Travel: Occasional travel for events and content production.
- Contract: Initial 90-day evaluation period with potential for ongoing engagement.
- Compensation: Commensurate with experience.
- Start: Immediate availability preferred.
- Work Authorization: Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.