Photo & Video Content Creator

Do you find yourself being the person who pulls out their phone at just the right moment to save a memory for someone else?

Maybe you’re the friend who:

• captures the look between two people in love — a moment they’ll later show at their engagement party,
• films your niece or nephew building a sandcastle so their parent can feel like they were right there at the beach with you,
• or records your best friend making a birthday wish about finding her soulmate — and a year later, you send it back to her when she finally does.

You don’t record moments for attention. You record them because you feel the moment, and you want someone you care about to feel it too.

If that describes you, you already understand the heart behind this role.

Why Your Skill Matters To People Looking For Pet Care

When someone is searching for pet care, they’re not comparing businesses — they’re deciding whether they can trust someone with family. And trust doesn’t start with words. It starts with what they can see and feel VISUALLY. Before a prospective client even considers a tour, your visuals help them sense:

• “Does this place feel safe?”
• “Does it feel warm?”
• “Would my dog be comfortable here?”

A gentle greeting, a calm dog resting, a soft moment between two playmates — these visuals build trust long before someone walks through our door.

Why Your Skill Matters to Current Clients

Once a family joins us, your work becomes their connection to their dog’s day.

Your photos and videos:

• reassure a parent who worries
• comfort someone who misses their dog at work
• spark joy for someone whose dog is their world
• help every client feel included, seen, and valued

Your visuals aren’t “content.” They’re emotional touchpoints that strengthen trust and deepen relationships.

And if you’re also someone who appreciates structure, clarity, and consistency — you will thrive here.

• Our brand tone is calm, warm, and grounded.
• Our visuals are clean, honest, and real — never chaotic, noisy, or overly produced.
• We don’t chase trends.
• We don’t perform.
• We simply show the story visually and let authenticity speak for itself.

What This Role Actually Looks Like

This is an on-your-feet, visual-first role with clear, structured responsibilities:

75% of your day — Capturing and editing photo/video

You will spend most of your day:

• stepping into playrooms to capture real-time photos and short vertical videos
• following a structured daily shot list so you know exactly which dogs/clients to feature
• taking multiple quick clips and choosing the most meaningful moments
• making simple edits (crop, brighten, stabilize, trim, light Photoshop corrections)
• organizing content into the correct folders for later use

✍️ 15% of your day — Writing short captions & basic descriptions

You don’t need to be a writer, but you do need to describe what you captured in a simple, friendly way.

This includes:

• short captions for social media & Google Business
• basic, keyword-friendly descriptions for YouTube (we give you the format)
• quick hashtags and simple uploads

The writing is brief, structured, and always tied to the visuals — and part of completing each piece of content. You’ll finish both the visual and the description so nothing gets handed off. If you can explain a moment clearly, you can do this part.

AI tools are welcome for simple tasks like GEO-tagging or keyword help, as long as you can guide the prompt and review the accuracy.

10% of your day — Helping with dog transitions

This is minimal but essential:

• walking dogs to and from playrooms during quick transitions
• helping at the front desk with check-in or check-out
• maintaining a calm presence around active, happy dogs

Who Will Thrive in This Role

You’ll love this job if you:

• see emotional meaning in small moments
• stay calm in movement and noise
• capture good clips quickly without overthinking or reshooting endlessly
• value consistency, structure, and brand alignment
• take direction well and can adjust tone when given guidance
• want to create work that makes people feel connected
• care about relationships and communication

Schedule

• Full-time, Tuesday–Friday, 7 AM–6 PM. Enjoy three-day weekends every week!
• We value your time — you leave on schedule.
• This is an on-site role at our Everett location (6628 Evergreen Way). Remote work is not available.

Compensation

At Four-Legged Fun Zone, effort and creativity are directly rewarded. Most team members earn $25–$30 per hour total when they consistently meet benchmarks. Those who bring strong photo/video storytelling skills often earn at the higher end of the range. For full transparency on how performance bonuses work, visit: https://tpsmcwa.com/smccs

Requirements

• 1–3 years of experience capturing photo/video content that was published on a business or organization’s official channels (not personal accounts)
• Ability to capture short, real-time clips and produce same-day updates when needed
• Proficient with Adobe Photoshop (required) or a comparable professional photo-editing tool
• Comfortable using Canva for quick branded graphics and templates
• Basic video-editing ability (CapCut, Adobe Express, or similar) for short vertical clips
• Familiar with Meta Business Suite or other scheduling platforms (training provided)
• Comfortable using Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive, Gmail) for daily organization
• Ability to write short, clear captions and basic keyword-friendly descriptions
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy (file naming, GEO tags, alt text, etc.)
• Reliable, organized, and consistent — follows daily shot lists without micromanagement
• Able to safely walk and handle large, excited dogs
• Stable work history (minimum one year in most recent role)
• Lives within approx. 30 minutes of Everett, WA
• Able to pass a federal background check

How to Apply

Please complete our online application, which includes:

• multiple-choice questions
• one brief open-ended question (to understand how you work under realistic time frames)
• short caption sample

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