Imaaife
Social Media Content Creator and workshop assistant
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Company Description
Imaaife is a fashion psychology company helping women build a positive relationship with their bodies through psychology principles, using fashion as a tool to reinforce healthier beliefs and self-expression.
Role Description
Looking to recruit for two roles
Social media and workshop assistant
Social media
The Social Media Content Creator is a volunteer role supporting a pilot workshop in Nottingham this August. You'll be on-site for the two workshop days, capturing photo and short-form video content that reflects Imaaife's mission of improving body confidence through fashion and psychology-informed storytelling.
On the day, this includes shooting images, short-form video, and stories during the sessions (with full participant consent), and capturing behind-the-scenes moments of the setup and space. Following the two days, there'll be a short editing period to turn the raw content into polished pieces, captions, edited clips, and finished posts, working closely with me to keep everything aligned with brand guidelines and values.
This is unpaid, as it's an early-stage pilot, but it's a genuine portfolio opportunity: real event, real brand story, real people and you'll be credited for your work throughout.
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What I'm looking for
- Strong content creation skills, including basic visual production (photo and short-form video) and caption writing
- Comfort shooting content live during an event, including candid and posed moments
- Competence in basic photo/video editing (Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud, or similar)
- Ability to translate fashion styling concepts and psychology-informed principles into accessible, engaging content
- Clear, respectful communication, you'll be interacting with participants sharing personal stories, so sensitivity matters
- A genuine interest in fashion, body positivity, mental wellbeing, or related fields
- Previous experience in content creation, social media, or a related creative field preferred but not required
Commitment
- Two on-site days in August (dates TBC), plus a short editing turnaround afterward. Fully remote for the editing portion if that's easier for you.
Workshop assistant
The Workshop Assistant is a volunteer role supporting a pilot workshop in Nottingham this August. You'll be on-site for the two workshop days, helping bring each 2-hour session to life for a small group of 12-15 women exploring body image and beauty standards through creative storytelling.
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On the day, this includes helping with room setup and light decoration before each session, guiding small groups through prompt cards and activities, supporting timing and flow so sessions run smoothly, and helping manage sign-in and general logistics. You'll be working closely with me throughout, so it's a genuinely hands-on view of how the workshop and framework come together.
This is unpaid, as it's an early-stage pilot, but it's a genuine opportunity to gain real, practical experience in event facilitation and you'll be credited for your role throughout.
What I'm looking for
- Comfortable supporting group activities and helping people feel at ease, especially around sensitive, personal topics
- Good organisational skills — able to help keep timing and logistics on track during a live session
- Clear, respectful communication — you'll be supporting participants sharing personal stories, so sensitivity matters
- A genuine interest in facilitation, psychology, community work, or events
- Previous experience in facilitation, events, or a related field preferred but not required
Commitment
- Two on-site days in August (dates TBC)
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