IT'S A GREAT TIME TO JOIN TRAILER PARK GROUP.

Trailer Park Group (TPG) is one of gaming's most prominent and growing entertainment marketing agencies, specializing in global content creation, trailers/promotions, and gameplay capture. We combine our creative storytelling expertise with large-scale production resources, uniquely positioning us to create, market, and distribute gaming content for our diverse client portfolio of top gaming development companies and major brands.

TPG is hiring entry-level Gameplay Specialists based in Hollywood, California. Your mission will be to work alongside our creative team to create epic gameplay footage!   

Please note this position will begin as home-based / remote, but will require 100% on-site work starting in April 2025.

The opportunity:

Are you passionate about gaming? Do you know every nook and cranny of your favorite AAA Sports game? Can you recite your favorite player’s details and stats by memory? Would you like a career in capturing and saving video gameplay moments? If so, we'd love to learn more about you!

This is a full-time freelance to potential staff role (you will be paid W2 payroll). Performance will be evaluated at or around the 90-day mark of your work with us.

What you will do in this role:

  • Capture and save incredible gameplay moments.
  • Craft precise shot lists detailing great gameplay sequences, camera angles & unique elements.
  • Get paid to play AAA Sports video games.
  • Provide feedback for the game and check for bugs.
  • Quality control related to game content and continuity.
  • Report and communicate those bugs with the Gaming Development Team.

About you:

  • You're a walking encyclopedia of all things American Football and have sunk dozens of hours into Madden. You regularly play AAA sports games such as Madden '25, EA College Football '25, or both.
  • You're currently playing those games today (unfortunately, knowledge must be fresh and you must be an active player.
  • You have a keen eye for detail and love noting inconsistencies in sports play-by-plays.
  • Experience in Photography, Cinematography, or Digital Art a plus.
  • You pride yourself on your proficient PC skills and familiarity with popular mainstream gaming consoles (Xbox, PS5, Nintendo Switch, etc.).
  • Your communication and time management skills are excellent.
  • You're a positive influence in the workplace and a great team member.

Our people and culture

We strive to make Trailer Park Group one of the most rewarding places you will ever work. We work tirelessly to create an inclusive culture that empowers our people to be who they are, contribute their unique perspectives, and make a difference individually and collectively. It enables us to leverage different ideas and perspectives and bring creativity and innovation to everything we do.

Professional and creative development

From on-the-job learning experiences to formal development programs, our staff has a variety of opportunities to continue to grow throughout their career. We believe there's always room to learn from entry-level employees to senior leaders. We offer a best-in-class editor training program and opportunities to build new skills, develop as managers and leaders, and connect and thrive through mentorship.

We see you

Trailer Park Group (Trailer Park Studios, Trailer Park, Dark Burn Creative, Art Machine, Mirada Studios, MXW, White Turtle Studios) is proud to be an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We view everyone as an individual and understand that inclusion is more than just diversity – it's about belonging. We celebrate that everyone is unique, which makes us so good at what we do. We pride ourselves on being a company that embraces difference and represents the global clients for whom we create beautiful work.

We can't wait to do great work with you. Apply today!

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