AI Micro-Drama Director; Creative Director Remote foxelligroup + Workplace ago

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At Foxelli, we’re building more than e-commerce brands - we’re building a tribe of thoughtful humans: AI enthusiasts, curious builders, and ambitious minds who care about doing meaningful work together. Ten years in, our D2C brands reach millions and generate over $20M annually. Our focus stays simple: create products customers love and a team that actually enjoys building them.

If you love to learn, experiment, think boldly, make decisions, and build things that matter
-you’ll feel at home with us.

We're building an AI-powered entertainment studio producing addictive vertical micro-drama series for US audiences, primarily women aged 35–55.

We're looking for a creative director with exceptional storytelling instincts, strong cinematic taste, and a deep understanding of human emotions.

Your mission is simple:
turn good scripts into emotionally powerful episodes that people can't stop watching.

You’ll work with screenwriters, AI video creators, and editors, taking creative ownership from script review to the final finished episode.

You won’t need to write the scripts or generate every video yourself. Your role is to guide the creative execution, identify what needs improvement, and ensure every episode meets our standards.

1. Script Review & Creative Direction

• Review season storylines and individual episode screenplays.

• Evaluate storytelling, emotional impact, character motivations, hooks, and cliffhangers.

• Approve scripts or provide specific, actionable feedback to screenwriters.

• Add directing instructions only when necessary. If the script is already strong and production-ready, approve it without unnecessary changes.

2. Direct AI Video Production

• Establish the visual style and creative standards for each series.

• Guide AI video creators on cinematography, framing, character performance, lighting, and emotional delivery.

• Review generated footage and identify scenes or shots that need improvement.

• Maintain visual consistency and quality across episodes.

3. Editing & Final Approval

• Review episode edits for pacing, tension, emotional impact, music, sound design, and visual storytelling.

• Give clear, prioritized feedback to editors.

• Approve final episodes before release.

• Ensure the finished video delivers the intended emotional experience.

4. Production Quality & Efficiency

• Work with multiple AI video creators and editors.

• Help the team increase production speed without sacrificing creative quality.

• Identify recurring production problems and improve workflows.

• Use audience feedback and retention data to improve future episodes.

• Exceptional storytelling instincts – you understand why audiences feel anger, excitement, suspense, satisfaction, and anticipation.

• Strong cinematic judgment – you know how camera angles, acting, editing, lighting, and sound influence emotions.

• Experience in directing or filmmaking – ideally film, television, serialized drama, or narrative short-form video.

• Understanding of AI filmmaking – you know the capabilities and limitations of AI video generation and how they affect production decisions.

• Strong attention to detail – you easily spot continuity errors, weak performances, awkward cuts, or emotional moments that don't work.

• Clear communicator – you can explain exactly what's wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it.

• Pragmatic – you don't make changes just to make changes. You know when something is good enough to approve.

• Comfortable with fast-paced production – you can make strong creative decisions quickly.

• Excellent English communication…