Content Creator Intern

Job Description

Location: SoHo, NYC (Hybrid: in office Wednesdays and Thursdays)

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Schedule: 15–35 hours per week, with flexibility around school or other commitments

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Pay: $17–$22 per hour

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Required: Include your portfolio or social handle link at the top of your resume.

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About Relatable

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Relatable is the company behind What Do You Meme?, Hugimals World, Emotional Support Pals, Happy Helpers, and HAK. We make games, plush, and products that bring people together, usually while they’re laughing. Our products live in major retailers around the world, and our content lives on the phones of millions of people who think they found us by accident.

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We take fun seriously. We just don’t take ourselves seriously.

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Position Summary

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We’re looking for a funny, curious Content Creator Intern who wants to learn how brand content gets made at speed. You’ll work side by side with our content creators to concept, script, film, and edit short-form video and static content across our brands. You’ll be on camera regularly, filming content with our creators and helping turn our products into videos people actually want to watch and send to a friend.

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This is a hands-on role. You won’t be watching from the sidelines. You’ll leave with real published work in your portfolio and a working understanding of how a consumer brand builds an audience online.

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What You’ll Learn and Do

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• Film on camera alongside our content creators, appearing in sketches, trends, and product videos across our brands
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• Learn how to concept and script short-form video, from the first idea to the final hook
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• Shoot and edit content for social platforms using CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, or similar tools, with guidance from the team
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• Learn how to spot trends, memes, formats, and viral sounds early, and how to adapt them to each brand’s voice
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• Write hooks, captions, and on-screen copy for brands ranging from party-game chaos to cozy, family-friendly content
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• Get regular feedback on your work and learn how to apply it to the next round of content
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• Learn how to read performance data, understand what lands, and adjust your approach
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• See how Social, Brand, Paid, Influencer, TikTok Shop, and Creative teams work together to launch products and campaigns
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• Help keep raw footage, final files, and published content organized so the team can find and reuse assets
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• Pitch your own ideas for new series, formats, and recurring bits
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What You Bring

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• A portfolio, reel, or social handle that shows your sense of humor and creativity
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• Comfort appearing and speaking on camera
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• Strong comedic instincts and an interest in writing and timing
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• Familiarity with a phone camera and at least one editing tool, or a strong desire to learn
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• Fluency in internet culture and platform trends
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• Openness to feedback and a willingness to cut a joke that isn’t working
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• Reliability, organization, and follow-through on deadlines
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• A roll-up-your-sleeves attitude and willingness to pitch in wherever the team needs help
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Bonus Points

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• Improv, sketch, or stand-up experience
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• Motion graphics, animation, or stop-motion skills
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• Interest in games, toys, or consumer products
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• A personal account with a following, or a video that went further than you expected
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• Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a program in film, media, communications, marketing, or a related field
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Disclaimer: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the Team member(s) assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of individuals in this position. Position Descriptions may be subject to change as the needs of the organization change.

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