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This role primarily operates during weekday daytime, afternoon, and earlyevening hours. While the schedule is generally consistent, there will occasionally be Saturday events where your participation is expected. We'll always provide advance notice for any weekend commitments so you can plan accordingly.

The Quest Academic Learning Program is seeking a highly motivated and creative student interested in social media or content production careers to work up to 15 hours a week as a creative content intern. Reporting to the Quest Program Manager and working with the Digital Media Manager of the Office of Undergraduate Studies, the creative content intern plays an integral role in content strategy, creation, and execution for the program's social media and in-person events. This is a semester-long internship with the potential to extend.
Minimum Qualifications
Must be familiar with and able to use a Sony a74 camera effectively
Background and proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Mainly Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Lightroom - After Effects, InDesign, and Illustrator are a plus.)
Currently an undergraduate student with more than two semesters before graduation.
An interest in social media marketing and video production.
Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, Film, or a related field

Capture high-quality video and photo content for various projects. Edit raw footage into polished, engaging videos.
Conduct interviews and capture b-roll footage as needed.
Ensure posts go out as planned on designated platforms with accuracy.
Maintain brand quality and alignment across all social media platforms and post content promptly in accordance with scheduled deadlines.
Engage in brainstorming and team meetings to generate ideas for promoting Undergraduate Studies events, initiatives, and activities via social media.
Track analytics and review past efforts to determine effectiveness and guide future strategies.
Occasionally support campus outreach efforts by helping table at events, engaging with students, and distributing materials.
Other duties as assigned

Minimum Qualifications
Must be familiar with and able to use a Sony a74 camera effectively
Background and proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Mainly Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Lightroom - After Effects, InDesign, and Illustrator are a plus.)
Currently an undergraduate student with more than two semesters before graduation.
An interest in social media marketing and video production.
Pursuing a bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, Film, or a related field

Ability to take and edit quality photos and videos for websites and social media.
Understanding of current social media best practices and guidelines, and ability to uphold university brand guidelines.
Willingness to appear in front of the camera and professionally represent the University of Utah.
Demonstrate a creative approach to content development.
Ability to take initiative and work independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

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