Marketing & Creative Operations Intern

Job Title: Marketing & Creative Operations Intern
Company: Slate Studios
Location: London, UK (On-Site)
Type: Part-Time, Contract or Internship (Initial term with potential to extend)

About Slate Studios

Slate Studios is a content production studio specializing in high-end photography and motion for luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands. We produce elevated campaign and e-commerce content for leading global clients.

We are seeking a Marketing & Creative Operations Intern to support business development, marketing, brand support, and day-to-day operational needs.

Position Summary

As a Marketing & Creative Operations Intern at Slate Studios, you will support the team across outreach, research, brand support, marketing coordination, and internal operations. This is a hands‑on role for someone highly organized, reliable, proactive, and eager to learn the inner workings of a fast‑paced creative business.

Key Responsibilities

Marketing and Outreach Support

  • Assist with prospect research, lead list building, and outreach preparation

  • Support light business development and follow‑up coordination

  • Help organize marketing materials, references, and outbound support documents

Creative and Brand Support

  • Assist with creative research, visual references, moodboards, and decks

  • Support brand, content, and presentation‑related tasks across active initiatives

  • Help keep internal creative assets and files organized

Operations and Administrative Support

  • Support day‑to‑day administrative and operational tasks

  • Help track follow‑ups, internal to‑dos, and project‑related action items

  • Assist with organizing documents, links, notes, and key business information

General Team Support

  • Provide flexible support across marketing, creative, and operations needs

  • Help keep workflows organized and moving efficiently

  • Troubleshoot small issues quickly and professionally

Requirements

Location & Availability

  • Based in London, UK

  • Available on‑site as needed

Experience

  • Prior internship, assistant, marketing, studio, or operations experience is a plus, but not required

  • Strong interest in fashion, beauty, photography, branding, and creative business

Skills

  • Excellent organization, communication, and attention to detail

  • Proficiency with Google Workspace

  • Comfortable handling multiple tasks in a fast‑paced environment

  • Strong written and visual sensibility

Personal Attributes

  • Reliable, proactive, and eager to learn

  • Calm under pressure and solutions‑oriented

  • Professional, collaborative, and team‑focused

Bonus

  • Familiarity with creative studios, marketing workflows, or brand support

  • Interest in luxury fashion, beauty, and visual culture

Compensation

Compensation based on experience.

Why Slate

  • High‑profile fashion and beauty clients

  • Hands‑on exposure to a growing creative business

  • Fast‑paced environment with strong standards

  • Potential for extension or longer‑term fit

How to Apply

Please submit:

  • Resume

  • Short cover letter

Note: We are not accepting email applications at this time.

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