Content Producer Jobs
What does a Content Producer do?
A Content Producer manages the full lifecycle of video and digital content, from interpreting a creative brief and scripting, through organising shoots, directing on-camera talent, and operating cameras, to editing footage and delivering finished assets optimised for their target platform. They work across formats including short-form social video, long-form editorial, branded content, and event coverage, often acting as a one- or two-person production unit. Day-to-day they coordinate logistics, manage timelines, collaborate with social, marketing, and editorial teams, and ensure each piece of content meets platform specs and brand guidelines before publication.
Key responsibilities
- Plan and manage video and digital content projects from brief to delivery
- Script, storyboard, and develop concepts aligned to brand or editorial goals
- Operate cameras and audio equipment on location or in-studio shoots
- Edit footage using non-linear editing software to produce polished final cuts
- Coordinate shoot logistics including talent, locations, and equipment
- Optimise and publish content across digital and social platforms
- Collaborate with social media, marketing, and editorial teams on content calendars
Skills & tools
How to become a Content Producer
Education & background
Degree in film, media production, journalism, or communications, or equivalent portfolio of produced work
Career path
Can specialise into Senior Content Producer, Video Director, or Head of Content, or move into broader creative production management
Salary
17% of Content Producer postings are remote. Remote Content Producer jobs →
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