Barkley, Inc. is hiring : FREELANCE | Content Creator in Kansas City

Overview

We are looking for a short-term, freelance contract Content Creator in our Kansas City office. Content Creators are unique hybrid creatives that are experts in content production and the social space. They can produce assets in various forms - primarily vertical video and photography for social media and digital placements. They have the ability to brainstorm ideas, help plan productions and shoot + edit final assets. They are quick thinkers and adaptable to unforeseen situations. Improvisation is a highly valued skill.

Responsibilities

• Concepting and producing original video and photo content for social media including : TikTok, Instagram, Reels, Facebook and others.
• Being a social native. Understanding capabilities within the various social platforms. Must stay on top of trends.
• Learn and police Barkley legal policies regarding social media including intellectual property and popular music.
• Receive and apply feedback from reviews both internal and with clients.
• Produce quickly and efficiently.

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