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Filmmaker in Residence

Flow Engineering · San Francisco · On-site

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About Flow Engineering

Flow is the iterative requirements and verification platform built for hardware teams to ship complex systems faster. Backed by Sequoia and Air Street.

About the role

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) Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

What they're looking for

  • A creative first. You see things other people miss, and you make them visible
  • A storyteller. 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)
  • 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
More about this role

Flow is what the frontier of hardware is built on. We're building a new way to engineer machines — alongside the teams inventing what the world hasn't seen in aerospace, robotics, energy, and the categories that haven't been named yet. We're hiring a filmmaker to tell this story.

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. 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.

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

A storyteller. 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...

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