BELIER
Social Media Content Creator

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Content Creator — BELIER
Manchester
About the Role
BELIER is looking for a Content Creator to shape how the brand shows up on social — sharp, editorial, and unmistakably ours. This is a hands-on role: you'll be planning shoots one day and in front of the camera the next, turning product into story and story into content people actually stop for.
You live in the culture. You know what's about to trend before it does. You've got an eye that can spot the difference between "content" and BELIER content.
Key Responsibilities
- Create short-form video for organic and paid social — styling edits, GRWMs, product features, trend-led concepts, and brand storytelling.
- Be confident on camera, carrying content solo when needed.
- Shoot and edit high-quality footage using CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, or similar.
- Develop creative concepts that hold BELIER's tone and translate across campaigns.
- Track culture and trends, and know which ones are worth BELIER's time.
- Capture behind-the-scenes across shoots, campaigns, events, and everyday brand life.
- Partner with the Head of Content to deliver work that lands for launches, drops, and seasonal moments.
- Contribute to monthly content planning with fresh ideas, not just execution.
- Support day-to-day posting across social channels.
- Keep every piece of content true to BELIER's visual identity.
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About You
- Fluent in fashion, social, and digital culture — not just as a job, but as an interest.
- Confident on camera: natural presenting, natural styling, natural you.
- A creative who brings ideas, not just output.
- Organised enough to run several projects and deadlines at once without losing quality.
- Independent, but genuinely good to collaborate with.
- Comfortable in a fast-moving environment where priorities shift with the trends.
- Experience creating content for a fashion or lifestyle brand is a strong plus.


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Essential Skills
- Proven experience creating organic social content.
- Strong video editing ability.
- Sharp, current knowledge of social platforms and formats.
- Comfortable adapting quickly as trends and campaigns move.
Bonus Points
- Graphic design skills for paid social and organic story assets.
- Experience working alongside influencers or UGC creators.
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