Visual Storyteller Intern (Video Editor)

• Edit raw footage from MiR's field programmes, events, and team into short-form and long-form video content for social media, fundraising, and communications.
• Produce content tailored to different platforms and audiences including Instagram reels, YouTube, donor presentations, and partnership pitches.
• Support the production of campaign videos, event highlights, and programme updates.
• Help build and maintain a library of edited video assets for the wider team.

This role amplifies the stories of conflict-affected communities, helping to secure funding and support for MiR's sport-for-development programmes that promote physical and mental health in refugee camps.

• Student or early-career video editor or filmmaker with a genuine interest in MiR's mission.
• Comfortable working with editing software; background in film, media, communications, journalism, or related discipline is an advantage.
• Portfolio or showreel encouraged.
• Strong editorial instincts and sensitivity to ethical representation of vulnerable communities.

Unpaid internship. Flexible hours (5–20 hours per week, minimum 4 months). Gain a portfolio of published video work, experience editing footage from a major humanitarian context, creative collaboration, formal reference letter, access to MiR's network, and mentorship.

Movement in Refuge (MiR) is an international organisation promoting physical and mental health through sport and movement training for conflict-affected communities, starting in the Rohingya refugee camps along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border.