Content Producer

Role overview

The Content Producer runs the pipeline that turns a plan into published work. The role owns calendar, production, and delivery, holding quality while output stays high across several brands at once.

About the role

You plan against campaign moments rather than filling slots, brief and run shoots, and keep AI-assisted production honest so volume never costs the brand its voice. You work with the creative and growth leads on both ends of the process.

Key responsibilities

• Own content calendars across multiple client brands

• Plan and run shoots so one session covers weeks of output

• Direct AI-assisted production without losing brand voice

• Prepare and deliver assets to each channel's specification

• Track what performs and feed it back into planning

• Keep the asset library tidy and correctly named

Required experience

• Experience running social content at pace for real brands

• Working knowledge of AI production tools and their limits

• Comfort with shoot logistics and post workflows

• Organised enough to hold several calendars at once

• Clear written communication

Working environment

This role is remote. Work is structured around focus and collaboration, with time allocated for review, discussion, and reflection. The pace is steady rather than reactive, allowing space for ideas to mature before resolution.

Compensation and approach

Compensation is aligned with experience and responsibility. The studio prioritises long-term sustainability, clarity of expectations, and working conditions that support thoughtful practice.

Closing note

This role suits people who value process as much as outcome. If your approach is grounded in patience, attention, and collaboration, there is space here to work with intent and care.