Freelance Arabic Content Creator (Video & Graphic Design)

We are looking for a highly articulate, creative, and versatile Arabic Content Creator to lead our business-focused video content.

This is an all-in-one freelance role for a confident communicator who excels both behind the camera and behind the scenes. You will be responsible for the entire content lifecycle with business coaches, from brainstorming editorial business concepts and capturing the presenter, to shooting and producing high-end video edits with accompanying graphic assets.

Key Responsibilities

  • Content Planning & Scripting: Concept and structure engaging, business-oriented editorial video content tailored for targeted digital audiences.
  • Videography & Production: Capture well-spoken, articulate Arabic short videos; paying attention to the quality of lighting, audio, framing.
  • Advanced Video Editing: Edit short- and long-form business videos with sharp pacing, smooth cuts, clear captions, graphic overlays, and sound design.
  • Visual & Graphic Design: Create complementary digital graphics, video thumbnails, and visual assets using Canva.

Requirements & Qualifications

  • Language Mastery: Native or fluent Arabic speaker with exceptional, professional, and clear public speaking/presentation skills.
  • Technical Editing: Advanced video editing capabilities (e.g., Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, or CapCut Pro).
  • Design Skills: Proficient with Canva for rapid creation of clean, business-aligned visual assets and thumbnails.
  • End-to-End Capabilities: Proven ability to manage a project independently from initial script to final polished export.
  • Portfolio: Demonstrated track record of producing polished business, corporate, or editorial media content.

Engagement & Compensation Details:
Role Type: Freelance / Project-BasedEstimated Workload: Approx. 30 hours per month
Compensation: Paid per project, averaging QAR 1,000 / month based on actual monthly output.

Pay: QAR500.00 - QAR1,500.00 per month

Work Location: Remote

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