Introduce yourself
A short email. Who you are, what you make, a link or two. No cover letters, no forms.
Work with us
Work with the house.
The house is small by design and works with many hands by necessity. Collaborators move in and out of projects as the work requires — musicians, illustrators, photographers, developers, writers.
No open positions are listed right now, and we do not run internships. But we keep a small bench of people we call first, and there is always room in it for the right person.
The bench — collaborators at work in the studio
Roles we anticipate
People we would love to meet.
Collaborative musicians & ensembles
Session and project-based work — scores, sound identities, live collaborations with the collective. Read music or improvise; either is welcome.
Illustrators & image-makers
Concept work for Haus Editions and commissioned illustration inside studio projects. A strong, recognisable hand matters more than a particular medium.
Digital collaborators
Occasional web, interaction and moving-image work. People who can build the small things beautifully and document them for the next pair of hands.
These are not open calls — they are the shapes the work usually takes.
How it usually goes
From hello to a rhythm.
A conversation
We meet — virtually or over kopi — and talk about the kind of work the house gets and what you would want to do.
A small paid pilot
If it feels mutual, we start with a small, clearly-scoped piece of paid work. A good pilot becomes a rhythm; a wrong one costs us both little.
A rhythm
Collaborators who fit become the first people we call when a project needs their hands.
Saying hello
What to send.
Email is the only door — there is no application portal, and nothing is stored on this site. Write to us with a short introduction, a link to your work, and a line about what you would bring to the house.
We read everything and reply to every serious note, usually within a week. Pilots are paid. Unpaid “exposure” work is not a thing the house does.
The bench
No portal. Just a conversation.
Send a short introduction — even if nothing here matches yet. The house keeps a long memory for good people.
Introduce yourself