[Hiring] Wedding Flower Video Creator @Sola Wood Flowers

Role Description

Most creator gigs pay you the same whether your video gets 200 views or 2 million. This one pays you more when you win.

• You get $25 an hour to make wedding flowers on camera.
• Every video earns you $2 for each 1,000 views past its first 10,000. No cap.
• A video that hits 250,000 views pays you an extra $480.
• A video that hits a million pays you an extra $1,980.

What you'd be filming:

• Every bouquet we ship started as a bag of plain wood shavings and a date that cannot move.
• Sola Wood Flowers makes wedding flowers out of sola wood. Every petal is cut, shaped, dyed, and assembled by hand.
• They look real, they never wilt, and brides can dye them any color they want.
• Brides all over the US use them to build their own bouquets, or have us build them.

Your week:

• Make 5-10 short videos a week for Instagram and TikTok, then Facebook, YouTube Shorts, and Pinterest.
• Be on camera doing the fun part: building bouquets, dyeing flowers, matching a bride's colors, answering the questions brides actually ask.
• Film at home, on your own schedule. We ship you the flowers, dye, and tools.
• Pitch your own hooks and formats. Spot a trend on Monday... ride it that week. No committee.
• Write the caption, pick the audio, hand it off ready to post.
• Check what worked and tell us why, with numbers.
• About 20 hours a week, plus one call a week with our marketing team.

Qualifications

• You already make short-form video, for yourself or for brands, and you can link it.
• You’re relaxed talking to a camera.
• You’re good with your hands. Bouquets, wreaths, home decor, any craft counts.
• Never worked with sola wood? Fine. We'll teach you.
• You shoot and edit start to finish on your own. A phone and a window are enough.
• You live in the US and have a corner at home to film and store supplies.

Requirements

• Do I need a big following? No. We care what your videos do, not how many people follow you.
• Do I need fancy gear? No. A phone, good light, and an editing app.
• Do I have to be on camera? Yes, every week. If that's a dealbreaker, skip this one.
• Can I just edit? No. You shoot it, you're in it, you edit it.
• Is this full-time? No. It's a 1099 contract, about 20 hours a week, no benefits.

How hiring works

• Apply with links to your videos. They matter more than your resume.
• A 20-minute video call.
• A paid test: we mail you a kit and you make two Reels. You get paid for the test whether we hire you or not.