A Content Marketing Specialist develops plans and strategies for businesses' content marketing, which involves the creation and sharing of online material (such as videos, blogs, and social media posts) that does not explicitly promote a brand but is intended to stimulate interest in its products or services. Leads initiatives to drive traffic, engagement, and leads that deliver sales and customer retention.
New Art Center in Newton 61 Washington Park
Newtonville, MA 02460
Date Posted:
August 12, 2026
Region:
Eastern Massachusetts Category:
Public Relations/Marketing Type:
Intern
Content Creation Intern Description:
Position Overview Location:
Newton, MA (on-site)
Hours:
Part-time, flexible schedule (10-12 hours a week)
Start Date:
ASAP. Preference given to candidates who canmit for at least one semester (a full academic year preferred). tell the story of New Art Center through photography, video, writing, email, and digital content. As our intern, you'll capture the creativity, joy, andmunity that make New Art special—from classes and camps to exhibitions and events—while building hands-on experience in content creation, email marketing, and performance analysis across channels. Your work will inspire new students and families to discover New Art, while building a strong portfolio in visual storytelling and nonprofit digital marketing. This is an ideal opportunity for a creative,anized, detail-oriented, and data-driven college student or recent graduate interested in arts administration, marketing, or nonprofitmunications. Key Responsibilities Content Creation and Copywriting Photograph and film classes, workshops, exhibitions, andmunity events for marketing materials Brainstorm, script, shoot, and edit short-form video (Reels, Stories, TikToks) and static graphics Create and schedule content across , , , and TikTok Write captions, headlines, stories, and calls-to-action tailored to specific audiences Maintain a content calendar aligned with seasonal programming Collaborate with staff to promote exhibitions, camps, workshops, and events Organize and maintain New Art's digital content library in Google Drive, ensuring photos and videos are easy to find and reuse Digital Marketing & Analytics Assist with email newsletters and segmented campaigns (Constant ) for courses, fundraising appeals, or announcements Track engagement and gather weekly performance metrics using Google Analytics and platform-native dashboards Suggest data-informed ideas to grow audience and improve reach Monitor direct messages, respond toments, and cultivatemunity engagement online You'll create photography, short-form videos, artist spotlights, behind-the-scenes content, student success stories, and other digital content that showcases the creativity happening every day at New Art. You'll have the opportunity to build a professional portfolio, with photo credit on published images whenever possible.
Qualifications:
Qualifications Minimum Requirements Education:
Current enrollment in, or recent graduation from, a Bachelor's degree program in Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, or Business Interest in visual arts, photography, storytelling, nonprofit work, or marketing Comfortable with , , Canva and basic photo/video editing Strong writing skills and attention to detail Creative, reliable,anized, and able to work independently Comfortable interacting with students, families, and teaching artists to capture authentic moments
Marketing Tech:
Familiarity with Canva, Constant , and other design and video software Preferred (Nice-to-Have)
Skills Design Tools:
Basic proficiency with Adobe Photoshop or similar graphic design applications
Video Editing:
Experience editing mobile video through CapCut, Premiere Rush, or native app interfaces
What We Offer Compensation:
$2,000 stipend. Opportunity to receive academic credit (if applicable), build a professional portfolio, receive photo credit on published work whenever possible, and enjoy aplimentary New Art class each semester. The opportunity to help shape the future of a beloved, nearly 50-year-oldmunity artsanization - recently named one of the top 5 places to discover (or rediscover) creativity by Boston Magazine.
