Filmmaker in Residence

Responsibilities

• You'll shape how Flow shows up to the world. Day to day, that means:
• Narrative direction.
• You hold the through-line. The podcast, the customer films, the social cuts should feel like chapters of one bigger story
• Podcast production.
• Record, edit, and publish conversations between our founder and the engineering leaders building the most ambitious hardware in the world. You own the production (including cutting the clips that travel)
• Customer films.

Requirements

• You know what makes a moment matter, and how to shape a thread the viewer can't look away from. A great eye. You can't always articulate why a shot works, but you know.
• A great eye.
• You can't always articulate why a shot works, but you know.
• A few years of production experience
• (but what you've shipped matters more than how long you’ve worked)

What you'll own

• Not case studies. Short, cinematic pieces that let the viewer feel what it's like inside the companies we serve. More A24 than B2B.
• Social-first video.
• Short-form content that doesn't look like a startup made it. Our feed should read like a visual essay, not a demo reel.

Who we're looking for

• A creative first.
• You see things other people miss, and you make them visible.
• A storyteller.

Comfort owning the whole stack

• shoot, edit, color, sound, delivery. No crew to hide behind.
• Hardware interest is a plus, not a prerequisite. We can teach you about rockets. We can't teach taste.

What this isn't

• A role for someone who wants to be told what to shoot.
• "Corporate explainer" work.
• A content mill. We'd rather make ten great things than a hundred okay ones.

How to apply

• Send a reel or three pieces you're proud of, plus one paragraph on why they matter to you.
• No cover letter. No CV required.