ASTROWORLDMC|Media / Creator Applications

• Create clips, screenshots, and updates around server events and milestones.
• Help cover campaign moments so the network feels alive across channels.
• Coordinate with staff on what is safe to share before posting.
• Keep output consistent rather than relying on one-off bursts.

• Consistent content rhythm rather than occasional spikes.
• Can work with social posts and in-game events.
• Keeps branding and quality coherent across pieces.

• Links to past clips, screenshots, posts, or campaigns you produced.
• A realistic posting cadence you can actually sustain.
• Notes on tools you use and how you handle revisions.

• Collect your best public examples before opening the application.
• Skim the tips page so your proof links are easy to review.
• Apply through the main Astroworld site when your samples are ready.

Why do you want this role?

Every role starts here, and the form asks you to be specific about what makes you a good fit. 600 characters is roughly a hundred words, so lead with the reason that is actually yours and one example that backs it up.

Portfolio or social links

YouTube, TikTok, Twitter and Instagram are the examples on the form, and it says your content gets checked. Link the channels where your Minecraft work lives, not every account you have.

What content do you create?

Optional. Videos, screenshots, edits and streams are the examples. One line here tells the reviewer what to look for before opening your links.

Showing the server to new players

The listing describes the work as videos, clips, screenshots and anything else that shows the server to new players. Keep that audience in mind when you pick your links: people who have never joined Astroworld.

Past work comes first

The listing wants to see what you have made before, and the social links field is required. Link work that already exists. Plans for a channel you still want to start give a reviewer nothing to check.

Consistency beats follower count

Consistency matters more than follower count, in the listing's own words. A small account that posts on a steady schedule is closer to the brief than a big one that uploads twice a year.

Your content gets checked

The form says the links are checked, and the same deny list applies to every role: lying about your portfolio ends an application straight away. If a video was a collaboration, say what you did on it.