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UGC Content Creator Intern

Social Studio The Agency is a Miami-based marketing agency working with fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands. This is an unpaid, for-credit educational internship built to teach college students how brands create user-generated content (UGC) and creator-style videos. This internship is built around one thing: teaching you how to shoot and edit UGC that actually performs, not just theory. You get real-world experience by shadowing our team, completing guided learning projects, and getting regular feedback from agency leadership. Interns do not replace or displace paid staff.

 

Why this internship is different

 

  • Work alongside a team that partners with high-profile influencers and fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands
  • A rare chance to learn the exact UGC process we use with real clients, not a simulated brief
  • We run on AI every day here, so you will be applying real AI workflows already in use at the agency rather than learning AI from scratch. We expect applicants to already be comfortable using AI tools
  • Standout interns may be considered for a paid role with our team or placement with one of our partner brands. This is a possibility, not a promise. A paid role or placement is never guaranteed

 

Cool things you'll get to work on

 

  • Shoot and edit real UGC style videos for actual client brands, the kind that run as paid ads
  • Test different hooks, captions, and formats to see what actually drives engagement
  • Help build a content calendar for a real brand, not a hypothetical one
  • Walk away with a portfolio reel of real, published content

 

What you will learn

 

  • How brands brief and work with UGC creators
  • How to film scroll-stopping product videos with just a phone
  • Writing hooks and short scripts that keep viewers watching
  • Using AI tools for content ideas, scripting, and editing
  • How UGC is used in paid ads and how performance is measured

 

How the program works

 

  • Weekly training sessions and one-on-one mentorship with agency leadership
  • Real, hands-on experience shadowing our team on live fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brand accounts, always under close supervision
  • Guided learning projects (for example, a practice UGC brief and a set of sample product videos) reviewed with written feedback
  • A final portfolio piece you can use in future job and internship applications
  • We work directly with your school to set learning objectives and complete any evaluations your credit program requires

 

What you get

 

  • Direct mentorship from our founder
  • A look inside the real AI powered workflows we run day to day
  • Networking and introductions to our client brands and industry contacts
  • A certificate of completion
  • A letter of recommendation for interns who complete the full term
  • Portfolio-ready work samples plus academic credit through your school

 

Who should apply

 

  • Currently enrolled college students studying marketing, film, communications, digital media, or a related field
  • Must be eligible to receive academic credit from your school for this internship
  • Comfortable in front of the camera or behind it, with a love for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content
  • A smartphone and basic editing skills are a plus
  • You already know how to use AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude for your own work, and have your own active subscription to one. We run on AI daily and this is required to apply

 

Schedule

 

  • 10 to 15 hours per week, fully remote
  • Hours are scheduled around your classes and academic commitments
  • Runs for one academic term (Fall 2026), aligned with your school calendar

 

Compensation

 

This internship is unpaid and offered for academic credit only. You must be enrolled in your school's internship credit program to participate. Standout interns may be considered for a paid role with our team or placement with a partner brand, but a paid position is not guaranteed, and interns are not entitled to wages for time spent in the program, in line with the U.S. Department of Labor primary beneficiary test for internships.