Video Production Intern
Singapore, Singapore (Remote Possible)
SGD 700 - 1,000/month
Media & Communications
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工作內容
Are you someone who is always bubbling with ideas, has a good eye for aesthetics and a great love for video? Have you always wanted to try producing videos for a living because that's what you love doing? Are you also a fitness / health food enthusiast who prioritises your health and wellness? If you are, we want to speak to you!
You will be working on producing engaging videos — from conceptualisation to execution — in topics related to wellness, health, fitness, beauty, cooking. You will also be working directly with the founders and team to create content.
Requirements:
Proficient in Adobe After effects, Photoshop & Illustrator, Adobe Audition/Premiere Pro
必備技能
Job benefits
- 遠程工作選項
關於公司
after clinic hours is a fast growing online health & well-being publication in Singapore for the modern busy folk. Founded by two marketers who have worked in the medical industry for over 8 years, after clinic hours aims to expand the conversation on wellness for Singaporeans and beyond by creating engaging content around six pillars — well-being, mind, body, food, movement, medical.
At ach, we believe that our well-being is the foundation to everything — to wealth, dreams and life. We now know that our minds and bodies are more interconnected than ever; and we're on a mission to create holistic wellness content to help people take care of their well-being amidst their busy lives.
Our ach club insiders rely on us for actionable, wellness tips weekly; and in the meantime, we are also growing ach commune, our collective of medical doctors and health experts — who are passionate about wellness— to help provide expert opinion in our content pieces.
For generations, Singaporeans have anxiously focused single-mindedly on achievements: doing more, striving more, having more. Over time, our nation has developed a thirst for excellence with little care for anything else. Burnouts, stress and anxiety are commonplace. We are a nation who prides herself on being too busy for wellness.
The time is now to change that narrative. And we're inviting you to be a part of it.
Together, let's get #BusybutWell.
