Part-Time Content Creator
Job Description
Rate: Up to £14.5k P/A
Location: On site across all gyms. Sites Croydon, Tower Bridge, Mitcham, Crawley, Brighton (future site openings to be included)
Travel: Travel expenses to be agreed
Reporting to: Kings Gym line management, with close day-to-day collaboration with our marketing agency
Start date: To be confirmed
What you will be doing
Content ideation
Proactively research and propose content ideas and trends relevant to the strength, fitness, and gym community.
Bring a consistent pipeline of fresh concepts to the team — reels, series, challenges, member spotlights, educational content, and anything else that feels right for the Kings Gym audience.
Stay ahead of what is performing across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts within the fitness space and translate that into ideas that fit our brand.
Maintain a running shot list and participate in a weekly review of what performed, what did not, and what to do differently.
Weekly output
Content Type
Description
4 hero reels
Concepted, shot, and edited by you each week. These are the primary social deliverable — they should be attention-grabbing from the first second and feel native to the platform they are built for.
Stories/Live in gym posts
Live story content across gyms for daily updates and member engagement, ensuring every gym is covered. Tagging each gym location when on site. Utilise member and gym team to ensure this is personable.
Stills as needed
Product shots, lookbook imagery, and feed grid content. Frequency varies by week — you will be briefed on what is needed and when.
Shot list + weekly review
A live, updated shot list shared with the team, and a brief weekly review of what landed, what did not, and what is coming. This keeps everyone aligned and the content improving.
Filming
Film content across all five Kings Gym sites, working with team members and gym members — always with their knowledge and permission.
Capture the environment, the people, the culture, and the training that makes Kings Gym what it is — not staged, not corporate, but real.
Be comfortable directing a shot as much as waiting for the right moment to arrive naturally.
Manage your own site visit schedule to ensure each location receives regular coverage throughout the month.
Editing and delivery
Edit all filmed footage end-to-end — from raw capture to a finished cut ready for each platform. Deliver content within agreed timelines, formatted and captioned correctly.
Deliver content within agreed timelines, formatted correctly for each platform.
Maintain an organised library of footage and assets for ongoing and future use.
Content days and wider support
Attend planned content days and assist with behind-the-scenes capture, additional angles, and supplementary footage.
Be a collaborative presence on set — the best content days involve everyone working together.
Work alongside Kings influencers to build rapport and support with their involvement month to month.
Meetings and communication
Attend content meetings and any additional meetings as required.
Communicate proactively with the marketing agency and Kings Gym line management — keeping both informed on what is planned, what is in edit, and what is ready to go.
What we need from you
MUST-HAVES
A real portfolio of short-form video — TikTok, Reels, or Shorts. Send us links to watch, not a CV to read. If we cannot see your work, we cannot assess your fit.
A strong eye for storytelling and attention-grabbing hooks — you understand that the first second is everything. A bonus if you are also strong on composition, light, and movement.
Self-directed — you can carry a project from idea to capture without hand-holding. You manage your time, your shot list, and your output.
A genuine connection to fitness, lifting, training, or streetwear culture. You do not need to be a competitive athlete, but you need to understand the world you are filming.
On-site daily in London, with the ability to travel to all five sites across the month.
NICE TO HAVE
Prior experience creating content for a gym, fitness brand, sports brand, or streetwear label.
An understanding of strength training, powerlifting, or functional fitness — what it looks like, what it feels like, and what makes a great shot in a gym environment.
Experience working alongside a marketing team or agency and an understanding of how content sits within a wider social strategy.
Familiarity with content scheduling tools, platform analytics, or social media management.
