Instagram Content Creator/Understands AIUrgent

I’m looking for a content collaborator for ongoing weekly Instagram work focused on horror fiction, tarot, found footage, audiobook reviews, and book content. You should be experienced with AI video tools such as Higgsfield, Kling, Veo 3, Runway, Sora, Google Flow, or MiniMax, and Canva for carousel posts. This is creative content rather than product advertising, so you should understand mood, pacing, natural movement, and how to create engaging posts with strong captions and calls to action.

Each week, you will create approximately 4–6 Instagram Reels, generally 24 seconds or less, in vertical 9:16 format at 1080x1920. Reels should follow detailed shot lists accurately, use photorealistic cinematic visuals, and avoid unnecessary text, watermarks, logos, gore, or stylized animation. The work is fully remote and intended to continue long term. I will provide guidance and prompts, with an initial delivery expected within one week.

Budget range:
$30–$250

Examples:

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Here’s a prompt that I’ll be supplying for every reel & no I don’t expect them to run this long. I will help you step by step.

FORMAT: Vertical 9:16, 1080x1920, for Instagram Reels.
Compose all critical action in the middle 60% of the frame —
keep her face, hands, the card, and the mirror OUT of the top
15% and bottom 25%, which are reserved for text overlay and
platform UI. Frame 1 must be a strong still image (her face,
eyes opening) — it is the thumbnail.

SHOT LIST — 24s, single continuous scene, no cuts until the end.
Execute EVERY beat below in order. Do not merge, skip,
compress, or reorder beats. Each beat must be visible on screen.

0:00–0:03 — Close on a woman’s face, asleep, cheek on pillow.
Her eyes open. Red digital clock in foreground reads 3:17.
0:03–0:06 — She turns her head toward the nightstand. Eyes
focus on a single tarot card lying face-up there.
0:06–0:09 — Her hand enters frame, reaches, fingers close
around the card. A small involuntary flinch — the card is cold.
0:09–0:12 — She lifts the card and brings it close to her
face, studying it. Faint confusion.
0:12–0:15 — Her eyes snap toward the closet door. Her whole
body goes still. She does not move or speak.
0:15–0:18 — Hold on her face. Fear builds slowly — shallow
breath, jaw tightening, eyes wide. Absolute stillness.
0:18–0:21 — She looks down at her own hand. The card is gone.
Her palm is empty. She turns her hand over.
0:21–0:24 — She raises her eyes to the mirror across the room.
A figure is standing behind her, unmoving. Hard cut to black.

STYLE: Photorealistic live-action horror. Dark bedroom, moonlight
through blinds plus red alarm-clock glow. Slow deliberate camera
push, natural human movement, subtle micro-expressions, believable
shadows, correct anatomy. Handheld-steady, cinematic, shallow
depth of field.

AUDIO: No music. No score. No soundtrack. No dialogue. No
narration. Ambient room tone only — silence.

DO NOT INCLUDE: on-screen text, captions, subtitles, titles,
watermarks, logos, fantasy creatures, gore, jump-scare flashes,
stylized or animated rendering, fade transitions.

About the client
Sera Thorne — horror and dark romance writer, hoping to be published soon. I run this account for my own fiction, audiobook reviews, Found Footage Fridays, and buddy reads, all with a tarot thread running through it. I’m building this into something real: engaged readers, real conversations, and eventually the kind of following that gets you noticed by the people who matter in this genre.