11 Sep
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Flawless Gardens
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Northern Beaches Council
11 Sep
Flawless Gardens
Northern Beaches Council
You'd be out on the road with the crews most days. Filming jobs, grabbing before-and-afters, capturing the moments that make a good reel. Then editing it, posting it, and building the accounts.
- Run our Instagram and TikTok day to day — shoot, edit, post, engage
- Build the Instagram grid into something that actually looks good, not just a dumping ground for job photos
- Film and produce content for our YouTube channel, which we want to feel like a show with proper episodes rather than random clips
- Get on site, get in the ute, get the footage — this isn't a desk job
- Keep a steady posting rhythm rather than four posts one week and nothing for a month
- Track what's working and do more of it
Who we're after
- You can prove you've grown a social account. Show us the numbers, or show us the work
- Solid eye for a shot. You know the difference between a photo of a garden and a photo that stops the scroll
- You can edit.
- Comfortable on camera and comfortable getting other people comfortable on camera
- Funny. Genuinely. The channel lives or dies on whether people enjoy watching it
- Driver's licence and your own car, because you'll be moving between sites
How to apply Send us a short cover letter — a few paragraphs is plenty. Tell us a bit about yourself, why this job appeals to you, and what you'd do with our accounts.
Along with that, send:
- Links to any social accounts you've run — your own, a client's, a side project, doesn't matter. We want to see what you make
- Your Instagram or TikTok handle
- A rough rundown of what you've done. No need for a formal resume, just enough for us to get a picture
We're more interested in the work than the CV. If you've grown an account from nothing, tell us that story. Pay: From $53,169.57 per year
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Northern Beaches NSW
📌 Social Media & Content Creator — Landscaping Business, Northern Beaches (Northern Beaches Council)
🏢 Flawless Gardens
📍 Northern Beaches Council