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First, A Little About You
We're looking for a talented producer and editor to help build The Equipping Company's next podcast: The Confrontation with Mike Brewer.
Let's start with a few basics about who you are and where you're located.
Tell Us What You Bring to the Table
We want to understand your production experience, technical abilities, and the tools you use. Whether you've worked on major productions or helped build smaller shows from scratch, we want to hear about it.
How available are you to work with our team in person?
What type of working arrangement are you looking for?
Which production skills do you have experience with? (Select all that apply.)
What's your primary editing software?
What additional software do you use? (Select all that apply.)
Let's See What You Can Do
Your work tells us more than a résumé ever could. Share examples of your best long-form and short-form content, and tell us exactly what you contributed to each project.
Don't worry if you don't have a polished portfolio website. We're interested in the quality of your work.
Do you have a portfolio or website showcasing your work?
What podcasts, YouTube channels, or other productions have you worked on?
Share links to some of your best long-form video or podcast work.
Share links to some of your best short-form video work.
What specifically did you contribute to the projects you shared?
Show Us How You Think
Great producers don't just follow editing instructions. They recognize powerful moments, understand storytelling, and know how to create content that captures attention.
There aren't necessarily right or wrong answers here. We're interested in your creative instincts and how you approach production.
Keep your answers concise. We're not looking for essays.
If we gave you a raw 60-minute conversation, how would you turn it into a complete content package for YouTube and social media?
When reviewing a long-form conversation, what do you look for when deciding which moments should become short-form clips?
What do you think makes someone stop scrolling and actually watch a short-form video?
How would you make The Confrontation visually and creatively stand out from the thousands of podcasts already online?
Help Us Build Something Bigger
The Confrontation isn't just another podcast. We're building a media platform that explores leadership, faith, spiritual warfare, business, and conversations that challenge the status quo.
We're looking for someone who's excited about contributing to that vision, not just completing editing assignments.
Tell us what interests you about this opportunity.
How comfortable are you producing content involving Christian leadership, spiritual warfare, deliverance, Kingdom business, cultural issues, and potentially controversial conversations?
What interests you about helping build The Confrontation into a recognizable media platform, rather than simply editing videos for another client?