Content Intern

Reports to: Content Manager

Location: Spokane, WA

An effortlessly chic aesthetic takes serious behind-the-scenes manual labor. We are seeking a highly organized Content Intern to be our ultimate on-set runner and production assistant. You are here to handle the unglamorous reality of physical production so our Content Manager never has to break their creative flow behind the lens.

What You'll Actually Do Every Day

• Talent Scouting & Venue Booking: You build our roster of on-brand talent and own the entire booking loop. Once the Content Manager greenlights a model, you secure the studio/venue if needed and handle all communication—from the initial DM to the calendar invite. You leave zero room for confusion, sending talent airtight prep sheets covering exact locations, parking, and strict aesthetic requirements (wardrobe, hair, skin) so they arrive camera-ready.
• The "Never Drop the Camera" Mandate: Your absolute first priority is keeping the physical set moving. If the Content Manager has to break their creative focus to move a C-stand, wipe up spilled product, or search for a prop, you aren't moving fast enough. You handle all physical interruptions so the Content Manager's eyes never leave the viewfinder.
• Anticipatory Set Maintenance: You don't wait to be told what to clean. The moment a macro shot is captured, you are immediately washing lipstick off glasses, steaming the next silk bra, and scrubbing the backdrop to meticulously reset the space for the next setup.
• Prop Logistics & Heavy Lifting: While the Content Manager determines the creative direction for props, you are the one executing the physical procurement, organization, heavy lifting, storage, and prepping of those custom props.
• The Digital Janitor: You are responsible for the immediate offloading, organizing, backing up, and preliminary culling (deleting the blurry/unusable shots) of all raw visual files so the Content Manager can immediately dive into the final edit.
• Secondary BTS Capture: You act as our secondary documentarian. You are explicitly directed to pick up a phone and capture situational BTS B-roll only when the actual Content Producer is not on set, and only after your set operations (props, lighting, clean-up) are 100% flawless.
• The Physical Reality: You must be comfortable with the physical demands of set life. This means carrying heavy lighting equipment, driving to run last-minute physical errands for wardrobe or props, and standing on your feet for long hours in a fast-paced environment.
• The Strike & Inventory Hustle: The job isn't over when the camera turns off. You are responsible for the complete set "strike"—tearing down lighting and meticulously organizing our on-set product inventory so we always know exactly what we have on hand.
• Set Morale & Crafty: You manage the human element of the set. This means anticipating when the team needs water, a red bull, etc.



Who You Are

• Aesthetic Native & Vibe Fluent: You aren't just consuming content you understand the vibes. You implicitly get the ANFISA girl aesthetic. You are undeniably cool, possess exceptional taste, and know exactly what makes a visual pop.
• Dangerously Tech-Savvy: You are intuitively good with digital ecosystems. You don't need your hand held to figure out scheduling platforms or file transfer systems.
• Camera-Literate: You probably already know your way around a camera.
• A Scrappy Executor: You are highly technical and hands-on. You don't mind rolling up your sleeves to wash a prop glass, scrub a backdrop, or haul gear to ensure the visual output is perfect.