Field Storyteller at Notion.

Field Storytellers is Notion's paid programme for emerging internet filmmakers and creators, who find, film and publish short documentary-style videos about how small and mid-sized businesses around the world run (think goat farms, family engineering firms, wedding florists, breweries).

Each video documents one real problem in the founder's own words and the workflow that fixed it, with the business and the person in the spotlight and Notion as the supporting character.

Formats include 60-second founder confessions, 3-5 minute docu-style shorts, setup and shop tours, how-to workflow stories and 'work their job for a day' swaps, published mainly on program accounts on Instagram and YouTube.

Notion looks for format-native creators, strong interviewers, fast editors who cut their own work, and story-first taste.

No big following, professional setup or Notion expertise needed; product training is provided.

Includes a monthly stipend, editing tools covered up to $150, boosted distribution for top videos, work with Notion's storytelling team and a community of creators.

Travel depends on where you're based.

Open anywhere in the world.

To apply, share your channels, three video samples and one story pitch; then team review and an interview.

Questions to stories@makenotion.com.