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Create brand identities, visual systems, websites, campaigns, and launch experiences for technology companies. Develop concepts from exploration through final delivery, own project workstreams, present designs to clients, respond to feedback, and collaborate with creative leaders, strategists, developers, project managers, and designers. Contribute to critiques, improve creative processes, and maintain exceptional standards of craft, typography, composition, and digital design.

Create brand identities, visual systems, websites, campaigns, and launch experiences for technology companies. Develop distinctive concepts, own projects from exploration through delivery, present work to clients, incorporate feedback, and collaborate with creative leaders, strategists, developers, project managers, and designers. The role also contributes to improving studio quality, creative processes, and presentation standards.

The Video Director will lead video projects by developing concepts, writing scripts, directing shoots, and collaborating with creative teams to enhance storytelling quality.

Own end-to-end video production logistics from pre-production through wrap. Manage budgets, schedules, crews, talent, locations, equipment, vendors, permits, insurance, casting, production paperwork, call sheets, and run-of-show documents. Run shoot days, keep productions on schedule and budget, resolve issues, and coordinate with creative directors, directors, clients, and teams. The role is hands-on and based in San Francisco.

Creative Producer serves as the client-facing lead for new business, project scoping, proposals, pricing, and end-to-end creative project execution. The role manages timelines, deliverables, stakeholders, risks, client expectations, and production tradeoffs while partnering with creative leadership. It also supports client relationship growth, pipeline tracking, and process improvements. The position is fully remote and focused on film, video, content production, or campaign execution.

Lead Nen Creative’s brand and design practice across identity, web, and launch projects. Set creative direction, ensure quality, mentor a multidisciplinary team, manage senior client relationships, support pitches and new business, and improve creative processes and workflows. The role combines strategic creative leadership with hands-on design involvement in a fast-growing, remote-friendly studio.

The cinematographer will manage camera, lighting, and grip setups for various productions, collaborate with directors, and handle post-production tasks including color grading in DaVinci Resolve.

Own staffing, capacity planning, and scheduling across a creative studio. Maintain visibility into team availability, workloads, project schedules, utilization, and future capacity. Match creative talent to projects, coordinate staffing changes, identify conflicts and bottlenecks, support shoot scheduling, and build systems and dashboards for resource planning. Partner with producers, creative leads, and leadership to make informed staffing decisions as priorities and project scopes change.

Owns staffing, capacity planning, and resource operations across a creative studio. Responsibilities include tracking team availability and utilization, identifying scheduling conflicts and capacity gaps, staffing projects, coordinating shoots, building planning systems and dashboards, improving creative workflows, and developing solutions to operational bottlenecks. The role partners with producers, creative leads, and leadership to anticipate resource needs and improve studio-wide planning and coordination.

Source, screen, and build relationships with creative talent across video production, motion design, cinematography, editing, branding, and digital design. Review portfolios and reels, conduct outreach and introductory interviews, coordinate hiring processes, improve recruiting systems, refine job postings, and support freelance, contract, and full-time hiring in partnership with leadership.