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Hey hey! Jake Hurwitz here, Founder and CEO of Thursday Labs. Thanks for checking out our Videographer / Editor role for Thursday Films, our new documentary-style content arm. This is a ground-floor opportunity to help build something that barely exists in B2B tech. Below is everything you need to know. I look forward to meeting you!
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High-level: We're a podcast studio for hypergrowth founders and VCs. Our clients are the builders, funders, and backers of what comes next. Over the past few years, we've produced 60+ podcasts reaching more than 1B organic eyeballs across the web. Our vision is to build the empire of podcasts in tech.
Thursday Films is a new offering that we are piloting at Thursday Labs. While our podcast clients sit down for structured conversations, Thursday Films clients get something different: a documentary series that follows them and their team through the real work of building a company.
The thesis is simple. Most founder content is unwatchable. Product walkthroughs nobody asked for, overproduced brand films that say nothing, selfie videos shot in a car. None of it builds trust, none of it compounds, and none of it moves the needle on hiring, fundraising, or sales.
What does work is documentary-style content. A cinematic, behind-the-scenes series that captures the real texture of building a company. Not a highlight reel. Not a demo. A show.
A handful of founders have already proven this model works. Nick Bare built BPN into an eight-figure brand by documenting the journey on YouTube. Ben Sharf is using vlog-style content to drive awareness for a B2B Shopify agency. Marcus Milione built a multi-million dollar fashion brand (Minted New York) without running a single traditional ad, just by posting three short-form videos a day. Marc Lou grew a SaaS YouTube channel to over 100,000 subscribers and says viewers who find him through YouTube are 300% more likely to become paying customers.
The pattern is clear. None of these brands made content about their product. They made content about the experience of building their company.
In B2B tech, almost nobody is doing this. That white space is enormous, and Thursday Films exists to fill it.
This is a pilot program. We're launching with a small group of founding partners in April 2026. You would be one of the first videographer/editors on the Thursday Films team. If that excites you, keep reading.