A few answers before you apply.
Is this a job?
Not exactly. These are contributor roles around FOMO 2027. They’re built around experience, visible work, access to the team and network, portfolio value, and festival perks.
Do I need to have worked on a festival or conference before?
Not really, but could help. Roles are suited to people with experience, others are designed for people who want to learn by doing. What matters more is what you can bring and how involved you want to be.
How much time do I need to commit?
It depends, but this is meant to be an ongoing contribution, not something you only show up for during festival week. Depending on our collaboration, you should be able to give consistent hours per week and be part of the process.
Can I contribute if I already have a full-time job?
Yes, as long as you realistically have the time and energy for it. The whole idea is to find a way of contributing that fits where you are right now.
What kind of skills are suitable?
A wide range: copywriting, design, social media, communication & PR, project management, production, marketing, strategy, hospitality, logistics, filming, editing, activations, products, services, applications, community building and more.
What if my skill isn’t on the list?
Apply anyway. Some of the most useful contributions are the ones we didn’t think to list. If you have something specific you’re good at, we want to hear about it.
Can I come with my own idea or project?
Yes. One of the ways to join is by taking ownership of a standalone project and bringing it from idea to execution.
What happens after I apply?
You fill in a short form, we have a quick call, we get to know each other, and if there’s a good match, we connect you with a project or team and get started.
Do I need to be based in the same city?
Not necessarily. Some contributions can start remotely, while others will naturally need you closer to the festival as it approaches. The exact setup depends on the role. On the other hand, for some roles it needs to be hands on at the event. But, hey, you don’t wanna miss it anyway.
Will I get credit for my work?
Yes. Visible credit, portfolio-worthy work and recognition for your contribution are part of the value of the contributor roles. Mentions on the dedicated page on our website, social media presentation and, at the end a case study with your work.
What if I’m not sure which role fits me?
That’s fine. Pick the one that feels closest, and we can figure out the best fit during the conversation.
Can I just volunteer during the festival days?
This campaign is more about contributing to the making of FOMO, not only helping on the day. Some roles may be closer to the event itself, but most involve being part of the process long before the event.
What do I actually get out of it?
Visible work, experience, new relationships, access to the FOMO network, portfolio material, and a closer look at how a large-scale event gets built from the inside.
What if I apply and it’s not a match?
No drama. The point is to find a place where what you bring is actually useful. If there isn’t one right now, that’s better to know than forcing a fit.
Is this a recruitment campaign?
No. This is not a recruitment campaign. We’re curating professionals and emerging talent from different fields, giving them a space to contribute to FOMO 2027, do meaningful work, and be seen for what they’re good at. It’s about visibility, experience, collaboration, and connecting great people with the right projects and network.