Long-Term YouTube Host / On-Camera Presenter
Schnell Global | London
Whakamāramatanga
We are looking for a confident, credible male presenter to become the long-term face of our YouTube content.
You will record scripted talking-head videos several times per week and work closely with our team on an ongoing basis.
Tasks
• Record 3–4 YouTube videos per week
• Videos are typically 10–20 minutes long
• Present provided scripts naturally and confidently
• Maintain a consistent, professional on-camera appearance
Requirements
• Native or near-native English
• Strong experience speaking on camera
• Mature, trustworthy and professional presence
• Comfortable reading scripts or using a teleprompter
• Reliable and available long term
• Good recording environment at home preferred
• Existing camera, microphone and lighting setup is a plus
Benefits
• Long-term, stable role
• Fully remote
• Scripts and creative direction provided
• Equipment can be provided if needed
• Opportunity to become a recognizable long-term face of the brands
We are looking for someone who wants to stay with us for years, not just complete a few freelance projects.
Please apply with your previous experience, examples of on-camera work, current setup and expected monthly compensation.
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