Apple

Creative Director, A/V - Apple TV Marketing

Culver City, United States of AmericaDirectorDesign

Listed on Apple’s official careers site. Posted October 26, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Apple is seeking an AV Creative Director (CD) to oversee Creative Advertising campaigns across Series, Film and Multi-Title creative for our Apple TV streaming service. This department conceptualizes and builds the A/V needs for Apple TV original content that will be distributed across a range of paid and owned media channels. This role requires a strong talent for telling stories that drive fan engagement. The ideal candidate not only has the ability to develop a creative vision for a campaign, but to sell that vision cross-functionally and execute it in an impactful way that contributes to the larger campaign.

They are a thought leader that seeks out innovative approaches and has a pulse on new and creative trends, and a creative sensibility that extends across content genres. They foster strong cross-functional internal and external relationships to build alignment and groundbreaking campaigns.

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