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The Wellness Company is a pet-focused brand dedicated to helping dogs live more comfortably through non-invasive, results-driven solutions.
We operate a small team of 15 people and our main focus is on helping older dogs live longer. As a growing, performance-driven company, we place a heavy emphasis on how our ideas show up in the real world — especially through the creatives that drive our growth.
We’re hiring a Videographer to play a central role in our creative output and growth engine.
This is a high-impact role at the intersection of content, performance marketing, and execution. Your role isn’t just to film — it’s to capture footage that actually performs and converts.
In your first 3–6 months, success means:
• Capturing footage that improves performance across campaigns
• Sourcing models that align with the right look, energy, and feel
• Elevating the overall quality and usability of our video assets
• You’ll work closely with the team to turn ideas into high-performing footage quickly and consistently.
What you’ll own
• Model sourcing — identifying and booking talent with the right on-camera presence
• Creating shot lists and filming plans based on hooks, angles, and intent
• Capturing footage that can be used across multiple ads and formats
• Supporting a high-volume testing pipeline with fresh, usable content
What you’ll do
• Film content that balances clarity, realism, and performance
• Think in terms of hooks, pacing, and emotional pull, not just visuals
• Build shot lists that give editors flexibility and optionality
• Work closely with the team to refine ideas before and during shoots
• Continuously improve based on what’s actually working in ads
What we’re looking for
• Strong eye for model selection and on-camera presence
• Ability to think beyond filming — understanding why content works
• Awareness of performance marketing (not just branding)
• Comfortable being hands-on — sourcing, planning, and adapting on the fly
• Willingness to learn and go beyond a traditional “videographer role”
What success looks like
• Consistent production of high-performing, usable footage
• Strong model sourcing that aligns with brand and performance
• Footage that feels intentional, native, and real
• Raising the overall quality and effectiveness of video content