Friends of Acadia

Content Creator

• Develop creative and engaging social media content - captions, images, graphics, and video – that tells the story of Friends of Acadia’s programs, people, or events.
• Help grow Friends of Acadia’s social media presence and drive traffic to the website through the development of educational, creative, and compelling content and user engagement.
• Brainstorm and create creative ideas for social posts based on what is trending, while maintaining professionalism and consistency with Friends of Acadia’s brand.
• Coordinate and collaborate with Friends of Acadia and Acadia National Park staff as needed.
• Brainstorm story concepts that share the work and impact of Friends of Acadia in engaging ways (for both print and online).
• Write updates and posts for Friends of Acadia’s website, friendsofacadia.org, including researching topics and interviewing Friends of Acadia, Acadia National Park, and Schoodic Institute staff and others.
• Write at least one story for Acadia magazine (the Friends of Acadia journal).
• Write complete AP Style captions and upload images into online archive.
• Write short event or program descriptions for use on the FOA website.
• Edit and complete video projects while following the FOA style guide.
• Keep records of hours worked and miles logged.
• Attend regular Comms Team check-in meetings.
• Assist with ANP and FOA special events: Fourth of July Parade (July 4), Annual Meeting (July 8), Annual Benefit (August 8), Take Pride in Acadia Day (Nov 7), etc.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Seasonal Digital Content Creator

Video Editor

• Take high-quality and engaging documentary style photo stills and produce high-quality storytelling videos for the Acadia National Park and Friends of Acadia websites, print publications, and social media channels.
• Capture scenic images and video of park locations to inspire love for Acadia National Park.
• Write complete AP Style captions, ingest all edited images, and upload images and b-roll video into online archive.
• Organize provided external hard drive with RAW images, edited images, and video projects so work can be easily archived at the end of the season.
• Edit and complete video projects while following the FOA style guide.
• Write short event or program descriptions for use on the FOA website.
• Keep records of hours worked and miles logged.
• Attend regular Comms Team check-in meetings.
• Assist with ANP and FOA special events: Fourth of July Parade (July 4), Annual Meeting (July 8), Annual Benefit (August 8), Take Pride in Acadia Day (November 7), etc.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Seasonal Digital Content Creator

Seasonal Photographer/Video Producer