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Content Creator

🏢 Vive Social + PR📍 Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada📅 1 month ago💼 Full-time🌐 Remote

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About the role

If you have a pulse on emerging trends and a passion for creating engaging social content, we’d love to hear from you! We're looking for a Content Creator to join our Toronto team. This role will be responsible for developing engaging TikToks, Reels, graphics, and other creative assets for our clients. This is a contract position requiring approximately 20-30 hours per week, with the opportunity to grow into a larger part of our team. In-office days are required two days per week. Role Description & Responsibilities Attend shot list review meetings and contribute to brainstorming and planning sessions Follow and execute creative briefs, shot lists, and visual guidelines for photos, reels, videos, and graphics Shop for and prepare props and sets as needed for shoots, ensuring all costs are pre-approved Submit completed work for review and implement edits or feedback Ensure all deliverables meet quality standards and deadlines Attend team and client meetings as needed to align on content strategy and project requirements Track and record working hours accurately Maintain organized records of approvals, receipts, and expenses for any reimbursable purchases If you're interested, please send your portfolio with links to examples of your work to info@vivesocialpr.com Please mention the word **RECEPTIVE** and tag RMjAuMTI3LjIzOC44MQ== when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjAuMTI3LjIzOC44MQ==). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.

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