Summer Intern, WP Creator (Social Video & Production)
Nashville Public Radio, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
WP Creator Summer Intern
The Washington Post invites Summer Interns to work with the WP Creator team to develop and execute social video content that informs, engages and expands our audience while maintaining editorial standards.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with the WP Creator team to brainstorm, pitch, and execute social video concepts across platforms including Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Support the Creator Host of Verified by developing and producing social video content that extends the reach of the newsletter.
Assist in filming, editing, and publishing short‑form and mid‑form video content, ensuring alignment with WP Creator’s editorial and brand standards.
Help manage and grow the WP Creator Instagram presence, including content ideation, posting, and performance tracking.
Work alongside internal teams and independent creators to edit and produce videos for WP Creator’s original series, ensuring quality, consistency, and audience engagement.
Monitor social media trends across platforms and translate insights into actionable content ideas.
Use performance data and platform analytics to evaluate content effectiveness and inform future creative direction.
Support production logistics and collaborate with a small, fast‑moving team on various creative projects as needed.
Qualifications
A strong interest in social video, digital media, and the creator economy.
Experience creating content for platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and/or YouTube, with an understanding of what performs well on each.
Basic proficiency in video editing tools (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, CapCut, Final Cut Pro, or similar).
A sharp eye for storytelling, pacing, and visual composition in short‑form video.
Ability to identify and adapt trends into compelling, brand‑appropriate content.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects in a fast‑paced environment.
A collaborative mindset with the ability to work both independently and as part of a small team.
Enthusiasm for learning, experimenting, and contributing creative ideas.
Interest in journalism, media, or storytelling—and a commitment to producing accurate, high‑quality, and trustworthy content.
Interns are paid hourly and expected to work 35‑40 hours per week. The internship is based out of our D.C. office; interns are expected to be on‑site during the summer and to follow the Washington Post’s in‑person work policy. All work samples and documentation must be submitted in English. The Post does not provide visa sponsorship for internships.
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Responsibilities
Collaborate with the WP Creator team to brainstorm, pitch, and execute social video concepts across platforms including Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
Support the Creator Host of Verified by developing and producing social video content that extends the reach of the newsletter.
Assist in filming, editing, and publishing short‑form and mid‑form video content, ensuring alignment with WP Creator’s editorial and brand standards.
Help manage and grow the WP Creator Instagram presence, including content ideation, posting, and performance tracking.
Work alongside internal teams and independent creators to edit and produce videos for WP Creator’s original series, ensuring quality, consistency, and audience engagement.
Monitor social media trends across platforms and translate insights into actionable content ideas.
Use performance data and platform analytics to evaluate content effectiveness and inform future creative direction.
Support production logistics and collaborate with a small, fast‑moving team on various creative projects as needed.
Qualifications
A strong interest in social video, digital media, and the creator economy.
Experience creating content for platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and/or YouTube, with an understanding of what performs well on each.
Basic proficiency in video editing tools (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, CapCut, Final Cut Pro, or similar).
A sharp eye for storytelling, pacing, and visual composition in short‑form video.
Ability to identify and adapt trends into compelling, brand‑appropriate content.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects in a fast‑paced environment.
A collaborative mindset with the ability to work both independently and as part of a small team.
Enthusiasm for learning, experimenting, and contributing creative ideas.
Interest in journalism, media, or storytelling—and a commitment to producing accurate, high‑quality, and trustworthy content.
Interns are paid hourly and expected to work 35‑40 hours per week. The internship is based out of our D.C. office; interns are expected to be on‑site during the summer and to follow the Washington Post’s in‑person work policy. All work samples and documentation must be submitted in English. The Post does not provide visa sponsorship for internships.
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