YouTube Video Maker

Description For many of us, there’s that one podcast we never miss, and video content is part of our daily routine, whether it’s professional or personal. But how many of us truly understand the effort that goes on behind the scenes? Here at Riverside, we know it well. That’s exactly why we built an AI-powered platform that helps content creators, podcasters, marketers, and more at major brands like Netflix, Disney, Google, and Microsoft to create high-quality content with ease. Riverside’s technology streamlines the entire content creation process, turning ideas into professional-grade content with the highest production standards, without requiring expensive equipment or external services. The secret? AI-driven tools that replace traditional production roles like editing, directing, and design, automating the entire process at the click of a button. We’re looking for a full-time video maker to devise and create weekly video content for our YouTube channel. You'll be the face of our YouTube channel and are responsible for creating talking-head videos about podcasting, video creation, and more. To get a better sense of what we're looking for, have a look at our YouTube channel. You’ll work closely with the rest of the marketing team to devise a video strategy, and then be responsible for end-to-end video creation. • Come up with ideas for videos that align with our strategy • Create videos from beginning to end: You will be responsible for scripting, shooting, appearing in, editing, and publishing videos. Requirements • Experience doing every part of the video creation pipeline • Comfortable in front of a camera • Excellent written and verbal English • Excellent communication skills • The ability to figure things out independently • Solid knowledge and experience with online audio-video creation Bonus points if you have: • Experience working in a SaaS environment • Experience growing a YouTube channel or in public speaking • Strong affinity with the podcasting industry • Please send us 2 talking head video samples that you have done previously. Note: You should be the one talking into the camera*