Creative Manager / Creative Director
At a glance
Leadership Creative role at Fuku. Singapore · full-time.
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What you'll do
- Set creative direction and maintain a consistent corporate look across communication channels
- Build content calendars and develop visual stories around the company, its people, culture, and milestones
- Lead photo and video shoots, edit multimedia assets, and publish content on social platforms
- Coordinate stakeholders, schedules, locations, equipment, and asset versions to deliver projects on time
- Track content results and trends, then improve formats, workflows, and production methods
What you bring
- Hold a diploma or bachelor’s degree in communications, multimedia, film, design, or a related field
- Bring three to five years of experience in creative production, videography, photography, or multimedia design
- Show a portfolio with photography, videography, video editing, and broader creative work
- Have managed content projects from concept through final delivery
- Work independently across competing deadlines and communicate and organise effectively
Who this fits
You’ll suit this role if you’re a hands-on creative who can combine visual storytelling, production, editing, and social publishing. You’ll work onsite in Singapore, collaborate with management and internal departments, and cover corporate events when needed. The role calls for comfort in a fast-moving environment and ownership of several projects at once.
From the employer
Creative Manager / Creative Director
Role Overview
The Creative Manager / Creative Director is responsible for leading the creative direction and brand storytelling across all corporate communication channels. This role oversees the planning, production, and delivery of engaging visual content that strengthens the company's brand presence and effectively communicates its vision, culture, and business initiatives.
The successful candidate will manage end-to-end content creation, including conceptualising campaigns, planning content calendars, directing photo and video shoots, editing multimedia content, and publishing content across social media platforms. This role works closely with senior management and various internal stakeholders to ensure all creative assets are aligned with the company's branding and communication objectives.
Key Responsibilities
Creative Strategy & Brand Management
- Develop and execute the overall creative strategy to strengthen the company's corporate brand and image.
- Plan and manage monthly content calendars for corporate communications and social media.
- Ensure brand consistency across all visual and digital content.
- Generate creative concepts and storytelling ideas that showcase the company's business, people, culture, and achievements.
Content Creation & Production
- Plan, coordinate, and execute photo and video shoots for corporate events, interviews, office activities, employee highlights, and business updates.
- Capture high-quality photos and videos using professional cameras or mobile devices.
- Direct on-site shoots, including lighting, framing, and scene composition.
- Produce engaging short-form and long-form video content for various platforms.
- Edit videos by adding captions, transitions, music, graphics, and animations where appropriate.
- Edit and enhance photographs for corporate use.
Social Media Management
- Prepare and publish creative content across the company's social media platforms.
- Monitor content performance and recommend improvements to increase engagement.
- Stay updated with the latest content trends, video formats, and social media best practices.
Creative Project Management
- Plan production schedules and ensure timely delivery of creative projects.
- Coordinate with internal departments and management to gather content requirements.
- Manage creative assets, ensuring proper organisation and version control.
- Source suitable locations, props, and equipment when required for productions.
Continuous Improvement
- Keep up to date with creative trends, photography techniques, videography styles, and content creation tools.
- Recommend new creative ideas and production techniques to improve the company's brand presence.
- Continuously improve creative workflows and production efficiency.
Requirements & Qualifications
- Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication, Multimedia, Film Production, Creative Media, Graphic Design, Communications, or a related field.
- Minimum 3–5 years of experience in creative content production, videography, photography, or multimedia design.
- Proven experience managing end-to-end content creation projects.
- Strong portfolio showcasing photography, videography, video editing, and creative work.
- Experience managing corporate or brand social media content is an advantage.
- Able to work independently while managing multiple projects and deadlines.
- Excellent communication and organisational skills.
Preferred Skills
Creative Production
- Strong photography and videography skills.
- Experience planning and directing corporate photo and video shoots.
- Ability to create engaging visual stories for different audiences.
- Strong sense of composition, lighting, and visual aesthetics.
Video & Design Software
- Proficiency in video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, or equivalent.
- Basic to intermediate knowledge of Adobe Photoshop for image editing and simple graphic creation.
- Familiarity with Adobe Illustrator, Canva, or Lightroom is an advantage.
Social Media
- Experience publishing content on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, or other social media platforms.
- Understanding of social media content formats and audience engagement.
- Ability to adapt content for different platforms.
Personal Attributes
- Creative, proactive, and highly organised.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work.
- Excellent storytelling and visual communication skills.
- Positive attitude with the ability to work collaboratively across departments.
- Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and covering corporate events when required.
Suggested KPIs for Creative Manager / Creative Director
Content Planning
- Monthly content calendar planned and approved before the start of each month (Target: 100%, Weightage: 10%).
Content Production
- Deliver planned videos, photos, and creative assets according to the approved content calendar (Target: ≥95% completed on schedule, Weightage: 20%).
Video Production
- Produce high-quality corporate videos (events, interviews, campaigns, announcements, etc.) (Target: 4–8 videos per month, Weightage: 15%).
Photography Coverage
- Complete photography coverage for corporate events, employee activities, and campaigns (Target: 100% of assigned events, Weightage: 10%).
Creative Quality
- Number of major revisions due to creative errors or poor quality (Target: ≤2 major revisions per project, Weightage: 10%).
Project Delivery
- Creative projects completed within agreed timeline (Target: ≥95% on-time delivery, Weightage: 10%).
Social Media Publishing
- Scheduled posts published according to content calendar (Target: ≥95% published on time, Weightage: 10%).
Brand Consistency
- Compliance with corporate branding guidelines across all creative materials (Target: 100% compliance, Weightage: 5%).
Stakeholder Satisfaction
- Internal feedback from management and departments (Target: ≥4.5/5 average rating, Weightage: 5%).
Innovation & Improvement
- Introduce new creative ideas, video formats, or production improvements (Target: Minimum 1 new initiative per quarter, Weightage: 5%).
Suggested Monthly Targets
Content Planning
- Prepare one monthly content calendar.
- Plan campaigns around company announcements, CSR, recruitment, events, awards, and milestones.
Video
- 4–8 professionally edited videos per month.
- Mix of: corporate videos, CEO/Management interviews, employee spotlight, event highlights, recruitment videos, brand storytelling.
Photography
- Cover all assigned events.
- Deliver edited photos within 2–3 working days.
Social Media
- Publish 12–20 posts monthly (depending on available content).
- Maintain a consistent posting schedule.
Turnaround Time
- Standard social media artwork: within 2 working days.
- Short-form video: within 3–5 working days.
- Event highlight video: within 5 working days after the event.
Stakeholder Satisfaction
- Conduct a quarterly survey among internal stakeholders (CEO, HR, Business Units, Management) and maintain an average score of 4.5/5 based on:
- Creativity
- Responsiveness
- Quality
- Timeliness
- Professionalism
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