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Ella Ashcraft

Creative strategist with a passion for storytelling, fashion, and design, focused on creating meaningful community impact. Experienced in luxury marketing for women and managing social media platforms

Creative strategist with a passion for storytelling, fashion, and design, focused on creating meaningful community impact. Experienced in luxury marketing for women and managing social media platforms

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About Me

Loyola Marymount University (LMU)

Class of 2028

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Skills

2. Content Creation – skilled in making engaging dance, workout, and skincare videos.
3. Leadership & Teamwork
Expert short-form & long-form video editing (Final Cut Pro, Adobe Suite) • Data-driven social media growth and channel strategy • Creative scripting and storytelling that converts viewers into fans

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Business

Interview Questions

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What excites you about BUNKY and why do you think you’re a fit for our brand voice?

What excites me most about BUNKY is how effortlessly the brand blends wellness, creativity, and personality. BUNKY doesn’t feel like just another “clean” or “functional” brand — it feels human. The voice is playful, confident, and refreshingly unfiltered, which really resonates with how people want to connect with brands right now. I see BUNKY as bold without being overbearing, and honest without taking itself too seriously — that’s exactly how I approach content and storytelling. I love crafting messages that make people feel seen and inspired without being pushy or cliché. With my background in social media marketing, plus my eye for visual details like lighting and editing, I know I can create content that fits seamlessly into BUNKY’s world while also helping the brand grow its reach and impact.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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How do you make healthy or “functional” products feel aspirational instead of preachy?

To make healthy or functional products feel aspirational instead of preachy, it’s all about focusing on lifestyle and benefits rather than rules and restrictions. Instead of telling people what they “should” be doing, show them how your product fits into a life they want — vibrant, balanced, and enjoyable. Use content that highlights real moments, not just perfect ones: morning routines, post-workout glow-ups, or fun nights in. Keep the tone friendly, relatable, and positive. Let visuals do a lot of the talking — clean aesthetics, natural lighting, and people who look happy and confident, not just “healthy.” Aspirational doesn’t mean unattainable — it means showing that your product supports the version of themselves your audience is already striving for. When you lead with empowerment and lifestyle — not guilt — the message hits better and feels more human.

BUNKY (munchbunky.com)

Brand Marketing Intern

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What brands do you think do social media really well, and what can BUNKY learn from them?

One brand that does social media really well is Boom Chicka Pop. Their content is fun, colorful, and consistently on-brand, which makes them instantly recognizable. They use a playful, friendly tone in their captions that feels like you're hearing from a friend, not a company. Their visuals are bright and clean, and they maintain a consistent aesthetic across every post — something BUNKY can apply to create a more cohesive and scroll-stopping feed. Boom Chicka Pop also does a great job incorporating user-generated content and real-life moments, which helps build community and trust. For BUNKY, encouraging customers to share how they wear or use the product could turn followers into brand advocates. Lastly, Boom Chicka Pop knows how to use trends without overdoing them. They pick up on relevant sounds, memes, or moments that fit their vibe and audience. BUNKY can do the same by leaning into trends that align naturally with its brand personality. Overall, Boom Chicka Pop makes social media feel less like marketing and more like fun — and that’s exactly what keeps people coming back.

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