Photography and Videography Marketing Intern
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**Photography and Videography Marketing Intern**

at Triplemint Remote (US) Triplemint is on a mission to create a better real estate experience for buyers, sellers, and renters. We're an innovative full-service brokerage combining technology, teamwork, and personalized service to serve the modern generation of homebuyers and sellers. Triplemint leverages data and predictive analytics to give our clients access to homes before they are listed, resulting in more options for buyers and a strategic approach for sellers. Founded in 2011, Triplemint is headquartered in New York Cityand has raised $20M from leading real estate VCs. Find out why thousands of happy clients have given us the highest net promoter score in the real estate industry!

**The Position:**

We are looking for an enthusiastic marketing intern to join our marketing department and provide creative ideas and high quality photography and video content to help achieve our goals. As a marketing intern, you will collaborate with our team in all stages of marketing campaigns. Your insightful photo & video contributions will help develop, expand, and maintain our marketing channels. This internship will help you gain real world experience in marketing & content development and prepare you to enter any fast-paced marketing & creative department or work environment. This is a 3 month internship beginning in Sept 2021 and must be based in New York City or able to travel in regularly.

**What Youll Do:**

* Provide marketing support to Triplemints Content Division by creating video and photo assets for use in digital and print marketing collateral across Triplemints website, blog, and social media pages

* Work in collaboration with the Brand and Content Manager, Head of Content, VP of Marketing, Graphic Design Team, and other marketing interns to creating a series of social media and blog photos & videos and instructional guides

* Edit photos and videos to match the Triplemint aesthetic

* Tackle and solve marketing challenges

**Who You Are:**

* You love working with people and you have a track record of successful videography and photography

* You enjoy working on a team

* You take the lead when something needs to be done

* You enjoy being coached and mentored by an awesome group of marketing professionals

* Youre not afraid to ask questions or flag concerns

* You have a strong desire to learn and a strong professional drive

* You have excellent communication skills

* You have a strong proficiency in Google Drive (Docs, Sheets, Slides) and/or Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

* You have a passion for the marketing industry and its best practices

* You are polished and professional; you always dress well

* You are courteous and assertive

* Triplemint is able to provide the camera equipment for this role

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