Multimedia Designer Intern | On-site Ortigas | Paid Internship

About the Role

We're looking for a Multimedia Designer Intern who can shoot, edit, and design content that actually stops the scroll — and looks sharp in a boardroom. At Staff Domain, we operate across two worlds: professional and creative. Our content has to work on LinkedIn and in a client pitch deck, on a social media ad and in an internal presentation.

This role sits inside our marketing team and touches everything — social media, paid ads, client-facing materials, and internal communications. If you've got an eye for good design, love being behind (and in front of) a camera, and know your way around Adobe Suite, we want to hear from you.


What You'll Do

Video Production

• Shoot and edit short-form video content for social media (Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn).

• Produce video ads and campaign content aligned to briefs from the marketing team.

• Handle basic on-location or in-office shoots — lighting, framing, and audio setup included.

• Edit footage using Premiere Pro or After Effects — cuts, captions, motion graphics, the works.

Graphic Design

• Design client-facing materials — decks, one-pagers, proposals, and sales collateral.

• Create social media graphics, ad creatives, and campaign visuals across formats.

• Support internal comms with designed presentations and branded templates.

• Maintain visual consistency with Staff Domain's brand guidelines across all output.


What We're Looking For

Must-Haves

• Currently studying Multimedia Arts, Graphic Design, Communications, Film, or a related field (2nd year and above).

• Proficient in Adobe Suite — at minimum: Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

• Hands-on video shooting and editing experience — show us your work, not just your grades.

• Strong eye for composition, colour, and typography.

• Understands the difference between content that works on social vs. content that works in a client presentation — and can execute both.

• Comfortable working to briefs and deadlines without needing to be micromanaged.

Nice to Have

• Experience with After Effects or motion graphics.

• Has run or contributed to a brand's social media account.

• Any experience with paid ad creative (Meta, Google, LinkedIn).

What You'll Get

• A real portfolio of work — not mock projects, actual live content.

• Mentorship from the marketing team with exposure to strategy, not just execution.

• Experience creating content across multiple formats and audiences.

• A fast-moving environment where good work gets noticed.


Our Values — A.S.C.E.N.T.

We hold ourselves to six values at Staff Domain: Accountability, Service, Collaboration, Excellence, Nurturing, and Trust. We want someone whose work ethic reflects these — especially excellence and accountability when it comes to quality and deadlines.

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