Part-time / Freelance

Job Type: Part-time / Freelance
Pay: $30.00 per hour
Location: Toronto, ON

About the Role

Teamendous Tea Room is looking for a creative and experienced Commercial Photographer / Content Creator to help us create high-quality visual content for our website, social media, menu, and marketing materials.

We are looking for someone with a strong eye for composition, lighting, food and beverage photography, and brand storytelling.

Responsibilities

  • Photograph tea, beverages, pastries, food, interior spaces, and tea experiences
  • Create professional lifestyle and brand photography
  • Shoot short-form video content for Instagram Reels, TikTok, website, and other marketing platforms
  • Professionally edit and retouch photos
  • Edit short-form videos for social media
  • Work with our team to maintain a consistent visual style and brand aesthetic
  • Prepare high-resolution images suitable for both digital marketing and print

Requirements

  • Previous commercial photography experience is required
  • Strong portfolio demonstrating professional photography skills
  • Restaurant, café, food & beverage, or hospitality photography experience is strongly preferred
  • Experience with both photo and video shooting
  • Strong photo editing and video editing skills
  • Good understanding of lighting, composition, and visual storytelling
  • Able to work independently and follow a creative direction
  • Must have access to appropriate professional photography equipment

Compensation

$30 CAD/hour

How to Apply

Please apply with:

  • A brief introduction about yourself
  • Your photography/video experience
  • A link to your portfolio
  • Examples of restaurant, café, food, beverage, or other commercial photography, if available
  • Your availability

We are especially interested in photographers who understand how to capture a calm, refined, and elevated hospitality atmosphere, as well as the details and beauty of tea, food, and customer experiences.

Pay: $30.00-$35.00 per hour

Work Location: In person

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