StudyFetch

StudyFetch

Creative Producer

Beverly Hills, CA · Contract

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 34 days ago
After EffectsMotion DesignPremiere ProVideo Production

About the role

  • Together, they connect education with real-world readiness across every stage of learning.
  • Creative Producer Location: Beverly Hills, CA (On-Site) | Team: Marketing About the Role We're hiring a Creative Producer to join our in-house creative team in Beverly Hills.

Responsibilities

  • Edit and animate product demos and feature launch videos (motion graphics, sound design) built to perform on the platforms our students actually use Produce, film, and edit content shot on behalf of the StudyFetch brand, from raw footage through final export.
  • All three, not one or two Expert-level knowledge with cameras, lighting, sound quality, and production setup A portfolio that shows both precision and breadth: clean, polished work across multiple formats and use cases Strong platform instincts: you understand what performs on TikTok vs.
  • YouTube and can make format decisions without being told Experience creating content for brand or company accounts, not just personal projects High attention to detail: clean exports, no errors, and a consistent standard across every deliverable The self-direction to manage your own workload, hit deadlines, and flag blockers early.
  • clean exports, no errors, and a consistent standard across every deliverable The self-direction to manage your own workload, hit deadlines, and flag blockers early.

Skills

  • The standard is high, features ship fast, launch windows are short, and assets need to turn around quickly without sacrificing quality.

Company info

  • StudyFetch for students and Honen for workforce training.
  • you understand what performs on TikTok vs.
  • LinkedIn vs.
  • YouTube and can make format decisions without being told Experience creating content for brand or company accounts, not just personal projects

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