Supply Chain Manager Jobs in New Zealand

Love telling stories through visuals and media? Want to use your skills as a force for good? We’re looking for a talented volunteer video editor and animator to help bring our video series to life! You’ll be working with pre-recorded footage, adding animations, graphics, and engaging edits to make sustainability and ecolabels accessible and interesting.

What You’ll Do:

1. Edit video content into polished, engaging episodes.
2. Add animations, graphics, and text overlays to enhance understanding.
3. Ensure a cohesive visual style aligned with our brand.
4. Optimise videos for various platforms (social media, website, YouTube).
5. Collaborate with our team to refine content and storytelling.

What We’re Looking For:

1. Experience in video editing (Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar).
2. Basic animation/motion graphics skills (After Effects, Canva, or similar tools).
3. Passion for sustainability and clear, engaging storytelling.
4. Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.

What You’ll Gain:

1. A chance to contribute to meaningful, impactful content.
2. Experience working with a sustainability-focused organization.
3. Portfolio-building material and credit for your work.
4. Flexible, remote work with creative freedom.
5. Potential opportunity for paid work through our network partners and licensees.

About Eco Choice Aotearoa

We are Aotearoa's official ecolabel for more than 30 years. We certify products that are environmentally preferable, fit for purpose, and safe to human health. We are the only environmental label in New Zealand that takes a rigorous, life cycle approach guided by ISO 14024 principles. Eco Choice is a not-for-profit, governed by an independent Board of Directors and trademarked by the Ministry for the Environment.

About the Video Series

Most people don’t understand what a Type 1 ecolabel is, let alone how our certification process works. And with so much sustainability information out there, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. This video series aims to combat the complexity of ecolabels without jargon, fluff and confusion.

It's themed around the idea of having a cup of tea with our audience, creating a relaxed and conversational atmosphere. The goal is to move away from the rigid, compliance-heavy tone often associated with these ecolabelling and instead make them more approachable and engaging. We’re here to decipher the world of sustainability, from breaking down big topics like “What is a Circular Economy?” to answering specific questions like “What exactly do I need to prepare for an ecolabel audit?”.

Interested?

If you’d love to be part of this project, send us an email with a bit about yourself and some examples of your work!