Content Creator — Furniture & Home Appliances Brand (LA-Based)

The Gig:

We’re a fast-growing home goods brand (furniture + major appliances) looking for a content creator to become the face and hands behind our organic and paid social content. We’ve got the strategy locked — we just need someone who can bring it to life on camera and in the edit.

What you’ll be doing:

Filming product content at our LA warehouse (think: real pieces, real space, no stock-photo vibes), creating assembly/unboxing videos that actually make people want to watch someone put together a couch, shooting UGC-style content built for organic and paid social, and turning raw footage into scroll-stopping edits — trending sounds, clean captions, on-screen text, all of it.

You’re a great fit if you:

Are based in or near LA and can film in-person at our warehouse

Have a strong eye for short-form social content (TikTok/Reels native)

Can edit your own content — not just shoot it — and know how to make something feel native to the platform, not like an ad

Are comfortable being on camera for assembly/demo-style videos

Bonus: experience with paid social ad creative, not just organic

Structure: Monthly retainer, ongoing relationship (not a one-off gig)

To apply: Send us your reel/portfolio and a quick note on your experience with product-based content or UGC.

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