Video Content Creator Jobs in Texas
Video Content Creator jobs in Texas are concentrated in Austin, Dallas, and Houston, where the state's tech, entertainment, and corporate sectors drive consistent demand for creators skilled in brand storytelling, social media production, and long-form video. Major employers with lasting Texas footprints include Dell Technologies, American Airlines, and H-E-B, all of which maintain in-house content teams. Openings range from entry-level studio assistants to senior producers leading full creative departments, making Texas one of the most active markets for the role. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Video Production Specialist – Creator & Editor – Social Content
Location: On-Site in North Dallas, TX
Compensation: up to $60K, depending on experience
Citizenship Requirements: U.S. Citizens and Green Card Holders only
A portfolio or demo reel is required. Social-first examples are strongly preferred
Why this role matters
At GrabAGun, video is not just content. It is how we grab attention, showcase products, build brands, and connect with customers. We are looking for a hands-on shooter/editor who moves fast, thinks creatively, and knows how to make content people actually want to watch.
This is not a sit-behind-a-desk-and-wait-for-a-brief kind of job. You will be out shooting, editing, creating, testing, and publishing. Some days you will be shooting product content. Other days you may be capturing behind-the-scenes footage, building social clips, or turning a rough idea into something ready to publish that same day.
This role will also serve as a dedicated fractional marketing resource for PEW Logistics clients. As we onboard new brands and begin supporting their marketing needs, you will work under a Marketing Project Manager and alongside our Implementation and Customer Success teams to develop and execute video and content initiatives for client brands.
You should know the firearms space and be comfortable in it. We are not looking for someone who needs a crash course in the industry. You should have foundational knowledge of firearms and their applications, including sporting, self-defense, tactical, hunting, and recreational shooting, and understand what gets different firearms audiences to pay attention.
What you’ll do
Shoot and edit short-form and long-form video for product launches, social media, e-commerce, and digital marketing campaigns.
Create video content for GrabAGun and PEW Logistics client brands.
Act as a dedicated creative resource for fractional marketing clients, helping brands build consistent, engaging content as their marketing needs evolve.
Work under a Marketing Project Manager and alongside Implementation and Customer Success teams as new clients come onboard.
Get behind the camera and capture product demos, events, manufacturer visits, behind-the-scenes footage, client content, and whatever else makes for good content.
Be a one-person production crew when needed. Shoot it. Edit it. Add graphics. Publish it.
Take rough concepts and turn them into content that is actually worth watching.
Create content that feels authentic, fast, current, and native to the platform. Not overly polished. Not corporate. Not boring.
Develop content around specific products, brands, audiences, and marketing goals.
Understand what different firearms audiences care about and turn those interests into content that gets attention.
Spot trends, topics, products, features, and audience "hot buttons" that can become strong content.
Manage and organize video and photo assets so good content does not get buried in a hard drive somewhere.
Optimize content for YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, and other relevant platforms.
Balance multiple projects and brands without losing speed, quality, or deadlines.
What you bring
2 to 4 years of hands-on video production and editing experience using Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar tools.
Comfortable shooting with DSLR or mirrorless cameras, natural light, and run-and-gun setups.
A strong eye for pacing, storytelling, hooks, and what makes someone stop scrolling.
Basic motion graphics and After Effects or Illustrator skills.
Experience creating social-first content designed to get attention quickly.
Comfortable working with tight budgets, quick turnarounds, and changing priorities.
Foundational knowledge of firearms and firearm applications, including sporting, self-defense, tactical, hunting, and recreational shooting.
Comfortable working around firearms, firearms products, manufacturers, retailers, and enthusiast communities.
An understanding of the different demographics within the firearms and outdoor space and what motivates them.
Strong communication skills and the ability to work with marketing, implementation, customer success, and client teams.
Able to take direction when needed, but not afraid to bring your own ideas to the table.
Comfortable owning a project from the first shot to the final upload.
Nice to have
Motion graphics and animation experience.
Experience with e-commerce or product-driven brands.
Agency, freelance, or multi-client marketing experience.
Experience creating content for multiple brands at once.
Background in firearms, hunting, outdoor, shooting sports, action sports, or other enthusiast communities.
Familiarity with firearms manufacturers, optics, ammunition, accessories, and related products.
Product photography experience.
Experience creating content for paid social or digital advertising.
This role is perfect for someone who
Wants to stop freelancing project-to-project and build something with a team.
Likes having multiple brands, products, and projects to work on.
Is a Swiss Army knife behind the camera and can shoot, edit, produce, and publish without needing a production crew.
Moves fast and does not need everything to be perfect before getting started.
Understands that great social content is about being relevant, authentic, and impossible to scroll past.
Knows the firearms and outdoor world and understands the people who live in it.
Has opinions about what makes good content and is willing to test those opinions.
Thrives in a fast-moving environment where priorities change and there is always another piece of content to create.
What success looks like
Consistent, high-quality video content that grabs attention, drives engagement, and supports sales.
Content that feels authentic to the firearms and outdoor audience and speaks to the right demographics.
Fast, efficient production across GrabAGun and PEW Logistics client brands.
Strong collaboration with Marketing, Implementation, and Customer Success teams.
A growing library of content that can be used across social, e-commerce, email, and digital advertising.
Ready to make content that gets noticed?
Send us your resume and portfolio. Show us what you can shoot, edit, and create.
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What Texas Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in video content creator jobs across Texas.
- Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, or Final Cut Pro
- Portfolio demonstrating branded or social media video content
- Experience shooting and editing short-form and long-form video
- Ability to manage production from concept through final delivery
- Familiarity with YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok content formats
- Strong understanding of lighting, audio capture, and color grading
Video Content Creator Jobs in Texas: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a video content creator in Texas?
Texas does not require a state-issued license to work as a video content creator, so the path centers on building a strong portfolio and relevant skills. Most Texas employers look for a degree or certificate in film production, digital media, communications, or a related field, though self-taught creators who demonstrate their work through a polished reel are regularly hired. Starting with freelance projects for local brands, nonprofits, or Austin or Dallas production companies is a practical way to build experience.
Which companies hire video content creators in Texas?
Texas video content creator roles are posted by GrabAGun, G.L. Hunt, and RegEx Seo and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Texas's concentration of corporate headquarters, tech campuses, and media companies means in-house content teams are common across industries well beyond entertainment.
Which Texas cities have the most video content creator jobs?
Dallas, Austin, and Houston account for the largest share of video content creator openings in Texas. Austin's tech and startup ecosystem drives strong demand for digital content, Dallas's dense corporate headquarters create steady in-house production roles, and Houston's energy, healthcare, and media sectors sustain a broad base of video production work across industries.
Are there remote video content creator jobs in Texas?
Yes, and more than most fields, since much of the editing, scripting, and post-production work is screen-based. About 25% of video content creator openings tied to Texas are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how well much of the workflow translates to distributed teams. Roles focused on on-location shooting or studio production tend to require in-person presence, while editing-heavy or social media management positions are the most consistently offered remotely.
How can I get hired as a video content creator in Texas with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is building a small but focused portfolio through student projects, volunteer work with local nonprofits, or freelance shoots for small Texas businesses. Large Texas employers like Dell Technologies and H-E-B occasionally post junior content or media production coordinator roles that serve as on-ramps for candidates without a full professional history. Adjacent roles such as marketing coordinator, social media associate, or production assistant are common lateral moves into dedicated video creator positions, and completing an Adobe certification or a community college digital media certificate strengthens your candidacy.
Where can I find and apply to video content creator jobs in Texas?
You can find and apply to video content creator jobs in Texas on Migrate Mate, which lists current Texas openings from employers across the state. Search the available roles, identify the ones that fit your experience and preferred location, and apply directly to those listings without any extra steps.
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