Social Media Marketing Intern

WANTED: A Social Media Human Who Believes in Something (Namely, This Dark Comedy Indie Film)
We are finishing an indie feature about a woman so traumatized by current events and never-ending loneliness that she splits into three personalities — only to be exploited by her "boyfriend's" documentary about her.
If this resonates with you and you're into dark comedies with heart, you may be our person.
The gig: Help us build an audience for this film before it's even finished. We need someone who can grow a following from zero, post like a human and not a brand account, and make people fall in love with something that doesn't exist yet.
The pay: None — we're a grassroots indie held together by duct tape and spite, like most independent films worth making.
The actual compensation: A real producer/social media credit on a real feature film, directed by someone who directed 2Pac's final music video, Amy Winehouse's funniest video, and an award-winning dark comedy series currently on Tubi. Something for your resume that isn't "ran the Instagram for a boba shop."
You might be right for this if:
You've watched Napoleon Dynamite, Best in Show, Waiting for Guffman, or any quirky, dry comedy — you gravitate toward dark humor
You find mental health, family dysfunction, and the dystopian news cycle... absurd, alarming, and worth doing something about
You have internet fluency and an actual desire to build something from nothing
You've ever thought "I could do a better job than whoever runs this account"
You want in on something early, weird, and yours to shape
You are wrong for this if:
You need to be paid (no shame — this is just a grass roots indie)
You think "authentic" content means a ring light and a call to action
You've never laughed at something you probably shouldn't have
If you've ever felt like the weird one in the room — the one who laughs at the wrong moment because you understood the joke underneath the sad thing — we probably already like you. This film is for people who see the humor in falling apart, and the tenderness in it too. If that's you, DM us. Extra points if you can talk about what's funny about pain without ever laughing at the person going through it — that's the whole spirit of this film.

Work arrangement
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