Content Producer

Frame; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 17,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Frame in San Francisco is seeking a video content creator to capture, edit, and post engaging stories from the fellowship events. You will cover talks, workshops, and daily life, planning shoots and crafting hooks for social channels.

You are an experienced editor who can shoot on the ground, edit quickly, and post across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn and X. Remote editing is possible for strong editors who can keep pace.

Qualifications

• You make videos that do well on social media and can demonstrate results.
• You are an experienced editor with speed and good taste.
• You can plan, shoot, edit and post across platforms.
• You understand platform trends, hooks, pacing and formats.
• You are comfortable with a camera around people and on-site shoots.
• You are reliable and move fast.

Responsibilities

• Capture content at Frame events: talks, workshops, mentor sessions, showcases.
• Film day-to-day fellowship life: the house, the work, the people, the moments.
• Plan shoots around what will perform and know the hook before recording.
• Edit short-form video for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn and X.
• Post and manage content on Frame's channels and time releases.
• Track performance and iterate on what works.

Skills

Video editing

Social media savvy

Storytelling

On-camera presence

Job description

Capture, edit, and post Frame's story. Frame is a leading accelerator in San Francisco for the next big content creators, educators, communicators, marketeers shaping the conversation around AI, the most transformative technology of our time.

About Frame

Frame bets on promising communicators. We help amplify their reach to millions, connect them to funding and partnerships, and establish their path as leading voices on AI.

Fellows spend 10 weeks in San Francisco in the heart of the AI ecosystem. They get a stipend, housing, mentorship from leading creators, and direct access to the researchers and organizations shaping AI.

Past fellows have collected millions of views, been covered by the New York Times and Washington Post, secured funding to go full-time, and been hired by leading companies and impactful organizations.

The Role

We want someone who knows what works on social media and can make it happen from shoot to post. You'll cover our events and daily life inside the fellowship. You will:

• Capture content at Frame events: talks, workshops, mentor sessions, showcases.
• Film day-to-day fellowship life: the house, the work, the people, the moments.
• Plan shoots around what will perform. You know the hook before you press record.
• Edit short-form video for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, and X.
• Post and manage content on Frame's channels. Time it right.
• Track what works and make more of it.

Who you are

• You make videos that do well on social media. You can show the numbers.
• You're an experienced editor. You're fast, and you have taste.
• You can do it all: plan, shoot, edit, post.
• You understand platform trends, hooks, pacing, and formats.
• You're comfortable on the ground with a camera around people.
• You're reliable and you move fast.
• Plus: you're a creator yourself, you care about AI, you've owned your own project.

Location

San Francisco is preferred. We need someone on the ground to shoot.

Remote is possible if you're a strong editor and poster. A team member will capture footage. You take it from there: edit, post, track.

What we offer

• Part-time contract on a monthly retainer
• Start now, through mid-November, with possibility of extension
• Competitive pay based on experience and scope
• Work on an early-stage, fast-moving, high-impact project
• Culture: zero layers, work directly with the founder, own your domain, output over hours

Why This Moment

AI is going to change how we live, work, and think. It will also create massive economic disparity, pose risks through bioweapons and autonomous warfare, and cause unprecedented job loss. The world needs to understand what's coming, the good and the bad. Content creators are the ones to tell it. Frame exists to find and accelerate those voices.