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Role Overview
Create, design, and capture original, social-first content for Clients UK’s Instagram and TikTok channels. Bring ideas to life across formats — from aesthetically driven, trend-led carousels to live event coverage, handheld video, and high-impact transition edits.
Key Responsibilities
- Photograph, film, and edit compelling content natively for social, with a strong instinct for what feels fresh, culturally relevant, and platform-right.
- Design and build assets in Figma with a highly refined visual taste, strong design craft, and a sharp curatorial eye.
- Develop beautiful new templates from scratch to launch and evolve episodic content series.
- Write scroll-stopping on-screen copy and captions that grab attention, spark interest, and drive engagement.
- Edit meme, video, and static creative for paid social assets, ensuring content feels polished, performant, and on-brand.
- Stay ahead of trends by spotting emerging formats, creator behaviors, and hook-driven transitions in real time.
- Partner with channel owners to support publishing and execution where needed.
- Source user-generated content and manage approvals to help fuel the content pipeline across channels.
- Make strong editorial and art direction recommendations that continually elevate the look, feel, and creative standard of UK’s social presence.
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- 3+ years’ experience creating social-first content for a consumer brand, publisher, creative agency, or social agency — ideally in fashion, lifestyle, beauty, or another visually led category.
- A strong, highly aesthetic portfolio that demonstrates exceptional taste across short-form video, static content, design-led storytelling, and platform-native creative. A portfolio or work examples should be central to the application.
- A sharp instinct for what feels current, compelling, and culturally resonant on Instagram and TikTok — with a clear understanding of hooks, pacing, formats, transitions, and what drives attention on each platform.
- Proven ability to concept, shoot, design, edit, and package content end-to-end, with minimal hand-holding and a strong sense of ownership. End-to-end creation is a recurring expectation in current fashion/lifestyle creator roles.
- Deeply plugged into UK culture, internet behavior, and emerging Gen Z aesthetics, with the ability to translate trends into work that feels timely without feeling generic.
- Exceptional visual taste and a refined curatorial eye — someone who knows how to make content feel elevated, intentional, and distinctly on-brand.
- Strong design craft, including fluency in Figma, Canva, Photoshop or similar tools, and confidence building polished layouts, carousels, templates, and social assets from scratch.
- Strong editing skills across CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or equivalent, plus confidence editing natively in-platform where needed to keep content feeling fast, natural, and social-first.
- Experience shooting both low-fi iPhone content and more polished DSLR / higher-production content, with good judgment on when each style is right for the idea, audience, and platform.
- Excellent editorial copywriting instincts, including on-screen text, captions, hooks, and framing that can stop the scroll while still feeling true to the brand.
- Highly organised, fast, and reliable, with the ability to manage multiple asks and deliver strong creative against tight timelines and quick turnarounds. Quick-turn social production appears frequently in current postings for this type of role.
- A proactive, ideas-led creator who is always bringing new formats, fresh references, and emerging creator behaviors to the table — and who wants to continuously raise the creative standard of the channel. Trend translation and brand-right ideation are common themes in current luxury/fashion briefs.
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