Head of Content & Creative Producer for Family Entertainment

Head of Content & Creative Producer for Family EntertainmentHead of Content & Creative Producer for Family Entertainment

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Liliia Nafikova

• 2d

Head of Content / Creative Producer — Family Entertainment

Remote | Part-Time | Long-Term

Budget: $1,000–1,100/month (creative management); video editing budget separate.

We are launching an English-language family entertainment channel featuring two parents and two daughters, ages 4 and 6.

We’re looking for a highly creative, experienced person to take ownership of our content strategy and day-to-day social media management.

Our vision is fun, stylish, authentic family entertainment featuring comedy, music, dancing, funny conversations, and original challenges.

Your responsibilities:

Develop an original and recognizable family content concept

Create entertaining, shareable short-form video ideas and scripts

Plan weekly filming schedules and guide our family remotely

Coordinate with a video editor

Manage Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts

Write captions and manage posting schedules

Monitor content performance and refine our strategy

Alvan Sup

• 1d

This sounds like an interesting project! I’d love to discuss how I can contribute to the creative direction and content strategy. Could you share your email so I can reach out?

Oghenemaro Ilaye-Othuke

• 1d

Hello! I’m very interested in this opportunity. I have a strong interest in content strategy, creative direction, and social media management, and I’d love to learn more about your vision for the family entertainment channel. Could you kindly share your email address so I can...

Leo Anthonio

• Oct 7

i decided to test Agent Two more on @Invideo, by working on another effect (Stepped 4-bar reveal),. and video (my 2nd Submission) (p;s, please pay attention to the way i applied the Stepped 4-bar reveal effects, Zoom punches effects, Camera shake, Motion blur, RGB split, etc.) this time i had a song i loved in mind,.. and i wanted to create something around it, something that really resonates with the song very well,.. something that i could build and apply more than 5+ different effects on. so i decided to create a Lionel Messi edit,.. Why?,.. because it fits the situation around him and the World (He's National Football Retirement) so i wanted to use the opportunity to compile clips of Lionel Messi, and build effects that would make the Final Video like beautiful,.. 😍having people belike; "what platform made that Video?" and 😍also belike; "If an agent can build this for me, why am I still spending hours doing it manually?" also, you will notice the SFX Sounds my agent added when the Stepped Bar effect comes alive, you can hear the sound as the Bar lands. tell me what you think about it N/B: Agent Two, created everything about this video,.. the only thing i did was upload the clips, trim each clips, and added the background song 👉my process walkthrough video is in the comment section

Completed work

Video Editing Invideo AI Editing Prompt Writing invideocontrachallenge

Leo Anthonio

• Oct 7

and this is my process video, to see how i built my effects, and everything

Anton Radionov

• Oct 8

we are wasting the potential of websites by treating them as secondary marketing assets.

we need a landing page for a campaign, a form to collect sign-ups, a place to explain the product i think we could give the website a much bigger role by giving it more sources of information to learn from: + what visitors search for and interact with, + the questions they ask, + changes in the product and business, + how the website is mentioned elsewhere on the internet

these inputs could build a growing understanding of how the website is used, what it explains well, and what it needs to improve.

it could use that knowledge to update explanations and test a clearer structure, then learn from how visitors respond to those changes

more relevant inputs would give it more context to work with, more ways to adapt as the business and its audience change

a website could keep gathering information, making changes and evaluating the result...

that is a much bigger role than we usually expect.

Benjamin C

max

• Oct 10

starting from what visitors actually search for feels like the highest signal input of that list..

Doris Ayuk

• Oct 8

I created this cinematic advert using visual storytelling, music, sound design, and dynamic camera movements — with no voiceover. This project shows that an advert doesn’t always need words to communicate a message. With the right visuals, lighting, camera angles, transitions, music, and sound effects, you can tell a story, showcase a product, create emotion, and communicate a brand’s identity without saying a single word. The goal was to let the visuals speak for themselves and take viewers through the journey from creation to the final brand reveal. Sometimes, you don’t need to tell the story. You just need to show it.