Travel Documentarian & Rapid-Edit Content Creator

Fifth Color; Sheboygan Falls (WI); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Insurance and PTO

In-House gym & golf simulator

Travel paid

Team environment

Wins Wednesday breakfast

Job summary

FifthColor is seeking a hungry storyteller and content creator to shoot, edit, and publish documentary-style stories from major championships. This role travels 40% with the team and splits time between events and our Sheboygan Falls office.

You will plan, shoot, conduct on-camera interviews, edit overnight, and publish 2–3 pieces per week across all divisions. You’ll lead storytelling efforts with little supervision and eventually manage a storytelling team.

Qualifications

• Early-career, 0–2 years of experience in film, journalism, or communications.
• Willing to travel up to 40% of the time, with heavier travel during peak events.
• Ability to work long, irregular hours and publish content quickly.

Responsibilities

• Travel to championship events (golf, CFP) and document work from load-in to final whistle.
• Plan, shoot, and conduct on-camera interviews with crews, clients, and partners.
• Interview clients on-site and capture testimonials for sales use.
• Capture documentary-style video and photo showing people, pressure, and craft.
• Edit at night and publish 2–3 finished pieces per event within hours.
• Repurpose stories for social, web, decks, and case studies.
• Write captions and engage with comments; align with marketing.

Skills

Storytelling

Video editing

Interviewing

Camera operation

On-site shooting

Fast turnaround

Social media storytelling

Education

Background in film/journalism/communications

Tools

Adobe Premiere Pro

Final Cut Pro

DaVinci Resolve

Job description

FifthColor is seeking a hungry storyteller and content creator to shoot, edit, and publish documentary-style stories from major championships. This role travels 40% with the team and splits time between events and our Sheboygan Falls office.

You will plan, shoot, conduct on-camera interviews, edit overnight, and publish 2–3 pieces per week across all divisions. You’ll lead storytelling efforts with little supervision and eventually manage a storytelling team.