ASL Content Creator: On-Camera Sign Language Instructor

ASL Spring, LLC; Massachusetts; Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

ASL Spring, LLC in Massachusetts is seeking an ASL Content Creator to sign on camera for lesson videos and social content. You’ll plan with our team and film in person; we handle editing and captioning, so you can focus on signing and teaching.

Fluency in ASL and written English is required, with comfort on camera and travel to MA/RI/NH filming sessions. Deaf and hard of hearing applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

Qualifications

• Fluency in American Sign Language and written English.
• Comfort and presence on camera.
• Based in MA, RI or NH and able to travel to in-person filming sessions.
• Reliable availability for scheduled shoots.

Responsibilities

• Sign and present in lesson videos and short-form content for ASL Spring's social channels.
• Collaborate with the ASL Spring team on what to make, working from our curriculum and from ideas you bring.
• Attend in-person filming sessions on a regular schedule.
• Share the finished content and monitor comment sections.

Skills

ASL fluency

Written English

On-camera presence

Travel flexibility

Job description

ASL Spring is looking for an ASL Content Creator to be the signer on camera in our new lesson videos and social content. You'll work directly with our team to plan what we make, then film it together in person. We handle the camera work, editing, and captioning, so you can focus on the signing and the teaching.

This is a good fit for someone fluent in ASL who is comfortable on camera and has ideas about how to make signing feel approachable to beginners. No video production experience needed.

Because filming happens in person, we're looking for someone based in Massachusetts who can travel to shoots.

What you'll do

Sign and present in lesson videos and short-form content for ASL Spring's social channels

Collaborate with the ASL Spring team on what to make, working from our curriculum and from ideas you bring

Attend in-person filming sessions on a regular schedule

Share the finished content and monitor comment sections

What we're looking for

Fluency in American Sign Language and written English

Comfort and presence on camera

Based in MA, RI or NH and able to travel to in-person filming sessions

Reliable availability for scheduled shoots

Nice to have

Connection to and knowledge of Deaf culture and community

Experience teaching or tutoring ASL

Experience creating educational content

Deaf and hard of hearing applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

Compensation and deliverables

This role pays $40/hour averaging 5 hours per week, tied to the following monthly deliverables:

Two filming sessions per month, approximately four hours each, held in person in MA, RI or NH

10–12 finished pieces of content produced from those sessions (ASL Spring handles all editing and captioning)

Posting to Discord as content is published, plus up to 2 hours per week responding to student questions in the channel

One planning check-in per month with the ASL Spring team to map out upcoming content