70 Freelance Interactive Producer Jobs

“Got me a job fast for good pay.”

Pros:  “Creative Circle seems to have a lot of connections and they got me a freelance job within a few weeks at the rate I requested. You work for and get paid by Creative Circle…”

Cons:  “No benefits No paid vacation, which becomes an issue if you are on an assignment for more than 8-10 weeks. It would be nice to be able to take a day to handle…” – Full Review

“HotChalk - Horrible mismanaged company - A start up that won't make it”

Pros:  “Ok benefits, ok pay, other than that, not much went well.”

Cons:  “Management had no idea what they were doing. Instead of learning about the business they were trying to break into, they hired a number of people, used their…” – Full Review

“It's a good-hearted, smart bunch of people in an underfunded enterprise that has struggled to keep up with the times.”

Pros:  “Smart people with good intentions who are there because they love public broadcasting and are proud of the excellent work they do with limited resources.”

Cons:  “Limited resources, bureaucratic culture filled with many PBS lifers and lack of connectedness to the outside world can keep things very traditional and stymied.” – Full Review

“An experience I wouldn't trade for anything”

Pros:  “Creative, smart colleagues and a relaxed, fun, intense, performance-driven atmosphere. Challenging and stimulating at the same time.”

Cons:  “It's a bit male-heavy (as is most of the tech industry), and sometimes it feels like men can be more idiosyncratic and difficult and still advance quickly, while…” – Full Review

“Great teams, cool clients, lots of opportunities”

Pros:  “Great teams, lots of client work, nice location. Bike parking, people are very social and friendly.”

Cons:  “Upgrades for PC-based computer equipment would be helpful. Lunch purchase options near the SF office are a bit limited, but one can always bring lunch to work too…” – Full Review

“Great teams, cool clients, lots of opportunities”

Pros:  “Great teams, lots of client work, nice location. Bike parking, people are very social and friendly.”

Cons:  “Upgrades for PC-based computer equipment would be helpful. Lunch purchase options near the SF office are a bit limited, but one can always bring lunch to work too…” – Full Review

“Great experience!”

Pros:  “The people at Fleishman-Hillard are wonderful to work with - pleasant, intelligent, talented, and fun. It's a very flat organization and senior management is very…”

Cons:  “PR is a professional service industry, so employees are sometimes at the mercy of client demands. Teams occasionally had to work unpredictable hours. That seems…” – Full Review