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Pressure Media is a cannabis-focused content company based in Washington, D.C. We’re not just another production outfit—we’re building a media hub that documents the real culture around cannabis: the people, the businesses, the lifestyle, and the movement. Our vision is to give cannabis the same spotlight as music, fashion, or sports. That means authentic storytelling, clean visuals, and a professional team that moves with both hustle and heart. We’re hiring two Cameramen/Videographers to join our founding production crew. This isn’t just a gig—it’s an opportunity to build with us from the ground up. You’ll be behind the camera capturing everything from sit-down interviews and podcasts to event coverage, lifestyle shoots, and branded visuals for cannabis businesses. Responsibilities: - Film interviews, podcasts, lifestyle shoots, and event coverage - Handle lighting setups and framing for consistent, professional visuals - Work with audio + production crew to capture clean footage - Organize and transfer footage after every shoot - Adjust style depending on project (cinematic, documentary, or run-and-gun) - Communicate closely with the editor for smooth post-production - Stay flexible—some shoots are planned, others may pop up last minute What We’re Looking For: - Experience in videography (lifestyle, event, or documentary work preferred) - Own/have access to pro-level gear (DSLR/mirrorless/cinema cameras) - Strong eye for framing, lighting, and detail - Reliable, on-time, professional attitude - Team player who wants to grow with the brand Compensation: - $7,500 per month (full-time role) How to Apply: - Your name + contact info - A short intro (keep it real, no formal cover letter needed) - Links to your work/portfolio (IG, YouTube, website, or raw footage) - Gear list (if you own equipment) Location: Washington, D.C. – DMV area

Pressure Media is a cannabis content company in D.C., producing interviews, podcasts, lifestyle visuals, and branded content. We’re small but ambitious, and we’re building a team that can shape the voice and look of cannabis culture on screen. We’re hiring a Video Editor who can turn raw footage into content people actually want to watch—fast, clean, and creative. From long-form interviews to short social clips, you’ll be responsible for giving our content its final polish. Responsibilities: - Edit raw footage into polished final cuts (interviews, events, branded content) - Sync audio/video, color-correct, and balance sound - Add graphics, captions, and branding as needed - Create different versions for long-form and short-form content - Collaborate with cameramen + host to shape content flow - Manage multiple projects while hitting deadlines - Stay fresh with editing trends and styles What We’re Looking For: - Skilled with Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve - Experience editing podcasts, interviews, or lifestyle content - Strong sense of pacing and storytelling - Bonus if you know motion graphics, text overlays, or sound design - Fast worker with high attention to quality - Reliable, consistent, team-oriented Compensation: - $7,500 per month (full-time role) How to Apply: - Your name + contact info - A short intro about your editing background and style - Links to your portfolio/sample edits Location: Washington, D.C.

Dear Post-Sound Mixer, We have a very small theater release of an important yet small indie faith film. We're making the DCP now. We have a major question to ask any post-production sound mixer and we promise to pay-it-forward: We had to lower the theater volume at our screening to 4.9 as the sound mix was too loud or hot. Usually the theater has it set at 7. Would the band-aid way on Adobe Premiere be to lower the entire master by -6 db? Thoughts? Thanks to anyone who can help. We promise again to pay-it-forward. “Be nice to people... maybe it'll be unappreciated, unreciprocated, or ignored, but do it anyway. We rise by lifting others.” - Abe Lincoln

Do you have a grumpy feline that’s destined to be a star? We are looking for an expressive white cat with a ton of personality to cast in a short film. Trained cats are ideal, but we are open to untrained as well. The project is shot indoors with a small crew. The project shoots Saturday 10/18 at a TBD location in Los Angeles and is paid.

We’re not just hiring—we’re rebuilding. Work from home - Remote project manager position available now! After a couple of rough years fighting industry strikes and AI automation like many in our field we took a hit. Finally, we’ve made it through the storm and are now on the mend. Business is picking up fast, and we’re growing again. We’re looking for a hungry, youthful, articulate, and loyal project manager to join us in this next chapter. If you’ve got that hunger and are not afraid of success, this could be a great fit. Who We Are: Our client list includes brands like ESPN, MTV, Verizon, Walmart, and HBO. We’re a film production company with 20+ years in the game. We generate new qualified leads every day—no cold calls, ever. Things are picking up and as we rebuild, we are seeking the right person to join the team to assist with new clients. Expectations: Never a dull moment, always working on something different, managing projects ranging from reality TV, corporate live streams, TV commercials, and promotional films. What You’ll Do: • Cultivate and manage inbound leads • Follow up and close deals • Stay organized and communicative across multiple active projects • Work flexible hours as projects and clients demand (not a 9-to-5 gig) • After training at our WPB office, work remotely (home computer and internet connection required) Who You Are: • A go-getter who thrives under pressure and loves the hustle • A strong communicator, written and verbal, with a confident phone presence • Comfortable speaking with Fortune 500 execs and creative artists alike • Reliable, organized, and willing to learn fast • Driven and not afraid of success—seriously The Opportunity: • Fully remote position train and work from home! • Full commission with high earning potential • Most team members average $4K–$8K/month, and it can go higher • Thorough training provided—if you’re a fit, we’ll bring you up to speed • Travel may be required (passport a plus, not a must) This is not corporate. It’s not cookie-cutter. It’s for someone who wants something different, and wants to build a legacy career. If you’re that person, send an email with a few sentences about why you’d be an asset to our team. Include resume or social links. Be prepared to have a video interview. We’re filling 1–2 roles immediately. If the ad is still up, we’re still looking. Let’s get to work!

The Knew Network, The largest celebrity network on the planet offers storytelling (acting) workshops in exchange for assisting with behind the scenes production of two LIVE weekly broadcasts. The workshops are led by 23 year screenwriter, educator, and FOUNDER &CEO of the Knew Network, Avi Klein. Participation in workshops can lead to on screen judging opportunities on our Wednesday night broadcasts. Workshops occur during/after weekly meetings on Fridays at 8:00 p.m. EST. Duties include being available for two major LIVE streams per week on the Knew Network Wednesday and Saturday nights at 8:00 p.m. EST. Make positive comments about the guests and the content on hand. Subscribe to the Knew Network YouTube channel (free). Time stamp and screenshot key moments. Use timestamps to create YouTube shorts and promos for the Knew Network. Communicate when you are available for a scheduled broadcast. Go to www.youtube.com/@theknewnetwork