Content Producer

Turn what our tutors know into videos students actually want to watch.

You’ll be involved in every stage of a project: planning, shooting and editing. Most days you’ll be filming educational content and pieces to camera, in the studio and on location.

There’s plenty of variety. You’ll help plan and script, direct talent on the day and run the camera. You’ll often get to edit your own footage too, with support from our assistant editors, so the final cut is something students finish watching.

Who We Are

Contour was founded in 2020 by students who saw that the quality of your education was basically a lottery. Teachers stretched thin by the system, learning materials that varied from school to school, and support that stopped the moment you left the classroom.

We began with 5 students in a room. Today 15,000+ students have trusted Contour as their academic partners, and we've grown to 500+ team members across 10 campuses in Australia. In 2025 we ranked #8 on the AFR Fast 100 of fastest-growing companies.

We've produced hundreds of 99+ ATARs, tutored the world-record UCAT scorer, and placed 850+ students into medical and dental schools across Australia.

Contour is made up of three brands:

• Contour Education → academic performance in high school
• Contour MedPrep → entry into medical and dental schools
• Contour TestPrep → entry into selective and scholarship schools

Contour is built by students, for students.

What You Will Do

• Your week: Roughly 70% shooting and 30% editing.
• Shooting: Plan and shoot long and short form content, from campus shoots to events and activations.
• On set: Set up lighting and sound, and direct talent so they feel comfortable on camera.
• Editing: Cut content for multiple channels, including platform-specific edits for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and more.
• Trends: Stay on top of social trends, creator culture and new formats.
• Gear and media: Look after our equipment and manage media storage and backups.

What You Will Bring

You're a content producer who's done a bit of everything: shooting, editing, planning, wrangling people. You'd rather be out on a shoot than sat at a desk, and you're happy spending most of your week on campuses, at events and around tutors and students.

• 3 to 4 years' experience producing video content, across shooting, editing and planning.
• Confidence behind the camera, and comfortable running a shoot on your own.
• Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro (After Effects, Lightroom and Photoshop are a plus).
• Experience directing talent, especially people who aren't used to being on camera, so they feel comfortable and bring their best.
• Quick on your feet: you handle fast turnarounds and pivot without losing quality.
• A good eye for storytelling, music and editing pace.
• Strong attention to detail.
• A people person who enjoys working with tutors, students and the wider team.
• A driver's licence and your own car (essential), as you'll move between campuses for shoots.

Why You Will Love It

• Variety: Based at our Glen Waverley main campus, plus campuses across Melbourne including the CBD and Box Hill, with occasional interstate travel.
• Reach: Your work is what thousands of students watch and learn from.
• Craft: Work alongside the Video Production Lead and the design team, and keep sharpening your camera, directing and editing chops.
• Reward: Competitive salary ($70,000–$80,000 + super), plus hybrid flexibility where the shoot allows, EAP access, and lifestyle perks.

How to Apply

If you love turning an idea into a video students like watching, we'd love to hear from you.

Application Process

• Submit your application, including your showreel or portfolio.
• Complete a VideoAsk interview.
• Virtual Interview with the hiring manager with a portfolio walk-through.
• Final in-person interview with the hiring manager, including a mock 30 minute shoot.