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09/01/2007 01:10:35 PM · #26 |
RICHMOND - Style Weekly
Style Weekly offers unpaid internships during the fall and spring semesters, as well as during the summer. The city's 20-year-old newsmagazine, with a circulation of 45,000, features news, entertainment, culture and opinion. Interns work closely with editors and other editorial staff to develop content for the magazine, appropriate to their skill level and interest. We look for interns who are independent, creative and enthusiastic about journalism. Photography internships are also available, as well as positions in sales, marketing and promotions. Online at //www.styleweekly.com.
Send resumé and clips to:
Managing Editor Jason Roop
1707 Summit Ave., Suite 201,
Richmond, VA 23225.
Phone (804) 358-0825.
Fax (804) 355-9089.
E-mail jroop@styleweekly.com.
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09/01/2007 01:15:04 PM · #27 |
Adventure is an outdoor travel magazine published by the National Geographic Society. We cover the world of adventure, from travel destinations and outdoor pursuits, to accounts of expeditions and scientific exploration. Our editorial offices are located in midtown in New York City.
Adventure offers internships in our editorial, photo, art, and online departments. Read below for descriptions of the photo and editorial internships. Please send general inquiries to adventure@ngs.org.
Photo Research Internship
Summary of Internship:
Adventure magazine is seeking an intern to assist with photo research and administrative office projects. Duties also include routing photography materials, learning magazine production and conducting photo research on future story assignments. Interns will gain an understanding of the way the photo, art, and editorial departments work together to produce the magazine.
Responsibilities:
- Assist with stock photo research for story assignments
- Assist with calling in gear and equipment for studio and in-the-field photo shoots
- Assist with cataloguing, organizing, tracking, and returning all stock photo submissions
- Provide some administrative support for the department staff. These duties could include typing, filing, photocopying, organizing, mailing, and tracking packages
Knowledge and Skill Requirements:
Intern must be working toward a college degree. Previous photo editing experience through former internships, college courses and/or work on school publications. Excellent writing and verbal communication skills, acute attention to detail, and the ability to work independently are required. Demonstrated love of the outdoors and adventurous travel is a plus.
Additional Information:
The unpaid photo internship is offered during the spring (January through May), summer (late May through August) and fall (September through December) semesters, to coincide with academic schedules. School credit must be obtained for this internship. Please ask your internship coordinator to verify that this internship would qualify for credit hours.
We request that interns be available for two or three consecutive days for internships offered during the spring and fall semesters although half-day schedules can be accommodated. The summer internship is full-time (40 hours per week).
Application Deadlines:
Fall Semester: August 15
Spring Semester: December 15
Summer Semester: April 1
Editorial Research Internship
Summary of Internship:
This unpaid internship is available to enrolled or registered college students who are eligible to receive college credit for their service as an intern at Adventure magazine. Editorial interns provide research and administrative assistance.
Qualifications:
Applicants must have significant writing and editing experience, either through former jobs or internships, university courses, and work on school publications. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, acute attention to detail, and the ability to work independently are required. Demonstrated interest in and knowledge of the outdoors and adventurous travel is a plus.
Principal Responsibilities:
- Fact-check articles
- Provide background research on future articles
- Research and report news blurbs and sidebars
- Observe and assist in writer-editor relations
- Perform administrative duties such as sending out office mail, filing, and providing office assistance to editors
Scope of Internship:
Candidates must be available full-time for a minimum of three months, from September through December, January through May, or May through August. We can occasionally accommodate part-time schedules.
To Apply:
Mail a resume, a cover letter explaining what you're looking for in an internship, and two or three short writing samples (no academic papers, please) to the attention of Andrea Minarcek.
Address Materials to:
National Geographic Adventure
104 West 40th Street
New York, NY 10018
Attention: Editorial Internship
Art and Production Intern
Summary of Internship:
National Geographic Adventure magazine is seeking a qualified and motivated intern to work closely with the art and production team. Duties include working with photos, illustrations, advertising, layout development and production. The intern will gain a clear understanding of the production of a magazine, from conception to the shipping of pages to the printer, he or she will learn each department's independent role and how they function as a whole.
Responsibilities:
-Scanning photos into Photoshop
-Working closely with art, photo, editorial, and production departments in the preparation of layouts for the various stages of production
-Working closely with the advertising department to print out and place ads on the edit/advertising "wall."
-Creating maps and other graphics in Illustrator.
-Performing general administrative duties, such as mailing, filing, organizing, and photocopying.
Skills Requirements:
While some skills application will be learned on-site, the intern must have a proficient understanding of Mac OS and such programs as Adobe CS and QuarkXPress. (Pro-level Jenga skills are a plus.)
Additional Information:
The intern must be an enrolled or registered college student who is eligible to receive college credit for their service as an intern at Adventure. This is an unpaid, full-time (40 hours per week) internship. Any published illustrations created by the intern will receive an illustrators credit.
Application Deadlines:
Summer Semester: April 1
Fall Semester: August 15
Spring Semester: December 15
To Apply:
Mail your résumé along with a cover letter briefly explaining your interest in working at Adventure and a small sample of any previous work to:
Attn: Production Manager Paul Rouse
National Geographic Adventure
104 W. 40th St., 19th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Message edited by author 2007-09-01 13:15:43.
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09/01/2007 01:19:07 PM · #28 |
The basic info:
* Paid internships run 12 weeks.
* Preference is given to students who have had previous internships.
What's it like to work in The Roanoke Timesâ newsroom?
The Roanoke Times wants you to join our staff of nine award-winning photojournalists and two photo editors committed to strong photojournalism in print and online.
The internship will run from late May to August. This is an advanced internship where you will be working on daily assignments as well as stories and multimedia projects. Current students and recent graduates are eligible. Our interns are treated as a staff photographer and are closely supervised and coached. You will cover a wide range of daily assignments and be strongly encouraged to produce one solid story.
Applicants are supplied with Nikon or Cannon digital gear, lighting equipment and mini-disc recorders (for audio slideshows) and should be technically proficient in an electronic darkroom.
The Roanoke Times is a 100,000 circulation newspaper in Southwest Virginia. One of our photographers was named NPPA photographer of the year (smaller markets) for 2005, and our staff consistently ranks in the top five newspapers in NPPAâs Region 3 for clip wins and have a commitment to displaying strong images well. Among our interns are former Hearst and CPOY winners, Eddie Adams participants and Fulbright scholarship winners.
Finally, how to apply:
Portfolios containing photo stories and singles with good use of light, color and compositional style will stand out. The ability to capture broadcast-quality sound and video for multi-platform publication is a plus but not necessary.
If you are ready for a challenge and to be a better photojournalist at the end of the summer, hereâs how to apply:
1. Fill out the official application Online
2. Please send a non-returnable portfolio or a self-addressed, stamped envelope for return of portfolio, resume, cover letter, and three references to: Dan Beatty , Director of Photography The Roanoke Times 201 Campbell Avenue S.W., Roanoke, Va. 24010-2491 E-mail: dan.beatty@roanoke.com
Check out our photo Web site and multimedia projects //www.roanoke.com/photography
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09/01/2007 01:20:14 PM · #29 |
Position: Stock Photography Intern/Assistant
Organization: Erickson Productions, a commercial stock and assignment photography business.
//www.ericksonstock.com
Location: Petaluma, CA, approx. 1hr. north of San Francisco
Summary: This position is a great opportunity to learn first-hand how a successful commercial photography business works. Jim Erickson is an award winning, extremely prolific commercial photographer with high profile clients.
This is an internship/entry-level position with the possibility to grow into a full-time staff position.
Duties and Responsibilities:
General support of the stock photography business including but not limited to uploading images to web, entering metadata, entering keywords into database, finding similars, uploading images to keywording.com, entering model information, processing model releases, assisting with copyright, and scanning film.
Training/Orientation Provided:
Instruction in image editing, image database management, basic photo-editing skills, and an overview of commercial photography business practices.
Qualifications:
- Education and/or experience in photography.
- Experience with digital imaging.
- Solid knowledge of Macintosh operating systems and basic trouble-shooting
skills.
- General business, office, and customer service experience preferred.
- Preference given to candidates who are interested in a long-term arrangement
of 1 year or longer.
Availability:
Candidate must be able to work full time. This is a paid position.
Contact:
fax resume to 707.789.0459 Attn: Internship. No phone calls, please.
* Compensation: $10 per hour
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09/01/2007 01:30:03 PM · #30 |
Digital Photography Internship
Itâs a jungle out there...Why not prepare for it with an internship at the zoo?
Job Description: We are looking for an intern to assist our photographer in producing print-quality images to promote the Oregon Zoo.
What you must have...
* Experience in digital photography.
* Knowledge of professional digital photographic equipment.
* Experience using Photoshop.
What we offer...
Unfortunately, we cannot offer a salary, but we do offer the following benefits:
* The chance to develop your talents and portfolio.
* Experience that will look great on your resume. Our zoo has an excellent reputation, and potential employers will be impressed.
* A progressive management style that allows interns to take on a great deal of responsibility and provides a supportive, stimulating and fun work place.
* Letters of reference for future job opportunities.
* A chance to help the zoo save endangered species and the environment.
* The zoo...you get to visit every day!
Possible assignments include...
* Photographing zoo animals, events, visitors, staff and programs (using our equipment).
* Set up lighting and other equipment.
* Edit footage using the latest Photoshop.
* Working on ZooTracks, a full color, quarterly publication for Zoo Members.
* Fulfilling outside publication requests.
* Helping to maintain the zooâs large photo collection.
* Working with the design department to create eye-catching signage and interpretives.
How to apply...
Send your resume and a cover letter that answers the following questions:
* What are your career goals and how would this internship help you achieve them? What do you hope to gain from this internship?
* What kind of coursework and/or experience do you have that would make you a valuable intern?
* In what areas are you most interested in attaining experience through this internship?
From the applications, we will select interns to be interviewed. Deadline for applications is:
* Spring term February 15
* Summer term May 1
* Fall term September 15
* Winter term December 1
Mail applications to:
Michael Durham
Marketing Division
Oregon Zoo
4001 SW Canyon Road
Portland, OR 97221
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09/01/2007 01:31:37 PM · #31 |
janine@mapurunga.com
⢠PHOTOGRAPHY APPRENTICESHIP â¢
⢠This is a great hands on opportunity for a student or aspiring photographer to learn about the business of photography and get paid for it! Many photography programs offer college credit for experiences like this and I am happy to talk to your instructors if it so applies â¢
â¢â¢â¢ About you:
⢠detail-oriented ⢠visual ⢠Photoshop and Mac-savvy ⢠enthusiastic ⢠easy-going ⢠dedicated ⢠trustworthy ⢠reliable ⢠hard-working ⢠motivated â¢
⢠must have a reliable car, a valid California driverâs license and a clean record â¢
⢠must have a flexible schedule â¢
⢠must have your own equipment â¢
!!! Please do not respond unless you absolutely possess the qualities highlighted above !!!
â¢â¢â¢About me:
⢠Iâve been working as a full time photographer for the past seven years, during which time Iâve founded and managed two businesses â¢
⢠I teach photography â¢
⢠I have documentary photography projects in Brasil and Sri Lanka â¢
⢠I photograph people for various purposes: editorials, weddings, portraits, advertising, etc â¢
⢠I shoot both digital and film â¢
⢠I am a filmmaker working on my second film â¢
â¢â¢â¢ About the job:
⢠You will learn various aspects of the photography business â from scheduling consultations with clients to shooting and editing â¢
⢠You will accompany me in client meetings, editorial shoots, weddings and more â¢
⢠You will have a chance to produce images for your portfolio â¢
⢠You will get feedback on your images â¢
⢠You will also get a chance to learn about video production â¢
⢠You will work part-time, the number of hours varying weekly â¢
⢠You will get paid $8/hour plus 30 cents per driven mile â¢
â¢â¢â¢How to apply:
⢠Send some sample images, your resume and cover letter to:
janine@mapurunga.com
⢠In the cover letter, describe your background, interest in the job and your skills â¢
⢠Online portfolio/website a plus â¢
⢠I will be interviewing candidates this weekend and next week. Bring a portfolio or loose samples of your work â¢
No phone calls please.
Janine Mapurunga
* Compensation: $8/hr plus 30 cents per mile
* This is a part-time job.
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09/01/2007 01:33:16 PM · #32 |
Photography Studio Internship
Future US is seeking a photography intern for their in-house photo studio specializing in primarily product, but also people and location. For more information about the company, please visit //www.futureus-inc.com/
- 3 days and/or 15 hours per week minimum (between 10-6, M-F)
- This is an unpaid position, however, most interns go on to earn a day rate as the opportunity arises
- Required: Punctuality, basic Mac skills, basic photo skills
- Ideal position for those who need to learn studio lighting, digital production and professional assisting
Those in the greatest need for experience and dedicated to a career in photography will be considered first. Please send a short cover letter/resume to mmadeo@futureus.com
No phone calls please.
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09/01/2007 01:33:57 PM · #33 |
2008 Internship Program
UPDATED May 14
The Palm Beach Post has two 12-week reporting internships (1 metro, 1 business) and one Library internship in the summer of 2008, and three 16-week internships in the fall: two for photography, one for sportswriting.
We pay $475/week during our internships, but that does not include room, board or transportation. We are always happy to work with interns trying to find a place to live in the area. We don't have official application forms. What we ask for is a cover letter explaining why the student wants an internship here, a resume, reference list and 5-7 clips for the reporting jobs.
The summer reporting internships will be in metro and business. All writing internships require at least one previous daily newspaper reporting internship. For those, send resume, references and clips to Lynn Kalber, Director of Administration/Newsroom.
The summer library internship applications should be sent to Library Director Sammy Alzofon.
The photography internships require applicants to have had at least one previous photo internship. In addition, we need to see a photo story (either in slides, prints or on CD) and clips of published works. For those, send materials to John J. Lopinot, Deputy Photo Director.
The internship program is open to college students who are interested in pursuing a career in the newspaper field. The competition, as with full-time jobs these days, is stiff.
The deadlines for internship applications are: Dec. 1, 2007 (summer internship) April 1, 2008 (fall internship).
Lynn Kalber, Director of Administration/Newsroom,
The Palm Beach Post, 2751 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
lkalber@pbpost.com
PalmBeachPost.com
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09/01/2007 01:38:03 PM · #34 |
Internships
We offer opportunities for qualified students to gain hands-on experience working on projects in our studio.
As an intern in our studio you will work with other staff on projects in our Image Collection and archives. Ongoing projects include creating high-resolution scans and color-correcting images.
This is a non-paid internship for a 3-month period. We look for applicants who can commit to a minimum of 20 hours per week. To be eligible, you must be enrolled at an accredited college, institute, or university. This internship does not include field work.
Interested? Send a cover letter and resume to:
Internship Program
Frans Lanting Studio
207 McPherson Street, Suite D
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Email: photo@lanting.com
Fax: 831-423-8324
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09/01/2007 01:45:46 PM · #35 |
Prospect Park Alliance
Marketing
Positions Available: Photography Intern, Community Outreach Marketing
Location: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York
Prospect Park is a 526-acre masterpiece designed by Olmsted & Vaux located in central Brooklyn, NY. The park is managed through a partnership of the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and the Prospect Park Alliance. Renowned for its innovative programming and continuing restoration efforts, Prospect Park is a model for the public/private partnership.
The Marketing & Communications Department oversees the Park's graphic identity, signage, press, website, and publications that include the Prospect Park Alliance annual report, Prospect Park quarterly newsletter, exhibits and brochures. This internship is perfect for someone interested in pursuing a career in communications, marketing or non-profit. Applicants should be highly motivated, interested in marketing, and enthusiastic about Prospect Park.
Photography Intern
Collaborate with VP of Marketing and staff to develop an on-line database and photo archive for the marketing department. Also involves on-site photography at Park events and facilities. Background in photography required. The department uses a Nikon SLR digital camera for more than 90% of its photography. Must be available to work on weekends and have enthusiasm for the Park.
Community Outreach Marketing
Prospect Park publishes a quarterly newsletter that is mailed to Prospect Park Alliance members and distributed free at the Park's facilities. We would like to expand the distribution to the surrounding community, which includes members of the Park's Community Committee and Business Supporters. We will also include a poster for store windows that promotes events in the Park. The intern will collaborate with the Press & Events Office, Community Outreach, and Development Office to facilitate this process. Must have a NYS driver's license, outgoing personality and enthusiasm for Prospect Park.
If you are interested in doing an internship at Parks,
please send a resume and cover letter to:
Internship, Prospect Park Alliance - Marketing
City of New York/Parks & Recreation
830 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10021
ATTN: Internship Coordinator
You may also fax them to (212) 360-8200 or fill out the online application.
If you have any questions, please call (212) 360-8212.
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09/01/2007 02:33:05 PM · #36 |
Title: Photography Intern
Department: Tourism & Communications
Reports To: VP, Tourism & Communications
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Schedule: Varied, less than 20 hours per week (Unpaid) â Ongoing Open Position
Date: Inquire
Summary:
The Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACVB), a private, not-for-profit corporation,
is looking for a motivated, creative, and self-starting student to intern (unpaid) for the fall 2007
semester. Flexible scheduling of intern work hours is possible. Photography / Media Arts /
Communications / Marketing majors are encouraged to apply.
Build your portfolio/resume while promoting travel and tourism in Albuquerque. The ACVB
internship will give you the opportunity to gain a working knowledge of the tourism industry in
Albuquerque, give you valuable job experience and offer you a chance to hone your photography
and photo editing skills. Credit hours earned are based on availability and UNM / CNM / ART
CENTER guidelines.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
⢠Editing Photos and Videos for Print and Web Applications
⢠Organizing Web and Internal Photography Library
⢠Photographing Albuquerque Attractions and Events
⢠Website editing including updating photography and editorial content
⢠Assist in developing social-media based website promotions
Requirements:
⢠Strong photography & videography skills
⢠Ability to work independently
⢠Strong work ethic
⢠Capable verbal skills
⢠Excellent organizational skills
⢠Proficiency in Microsoft Word and PhotoShop
⢠Ability to see projects/tasks through to completion
Send or E-mail resume and cover letter to:
Attn: Human Resources - Internship
Albuquerque Convention & Visitors Bureau
20 First Plaza NW, Suite 601
Albuquerque, NM 87102
E-mail: jobs@itsatrip.org
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09/01/2007 02:36:24 PM · #37 |
WANTED: photo intern for Spacing
Do you see yourself taking photos for Spacing? Our magazine and online ventures are looking for a photo intern. Weâre looking for a person with a great portfolio, has creative ideas about how to tell stories through photography, and is self-motivated. The intern would help compile photos for the Spacing Wire, go on assignment to events, take photos for the print magazine, and assist in the production of a summer gallery exhibit. The time commitment is negotiable. Weâd like to start as soon as possible, but it can also be a summer internship.
DEADLINE: Today!
Weâre not interested in receiving packages and resumés, sadly. Weâll look at physical prints at the interview. Please send us links to your work and an email/letter telling us why we should like you more than anyone else (include your photographic experiences here).
Email us at photointern@spacing.ca
Please pass this along to your school profs, teachers, TAs, and fellow students.
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09/01/2007 02:39:26 PM · #38 |
Photo Intern
About the internship
As a Nerve photo intern, you will help with all aspects of editorial production for the online magazine: researching new talent, calling in books, editing and formatting images, organizing the archives and photo library, brainstorming future story ideas, and organizing shoots. The position is hands-on, and is a good entry to the photo editorial world.
Who we're looking for
College students and recent graduates who can work 2 full days a week in our Manhattan office. Applicants should be psyched about nerve.com, and our subject matter: we cover sex, relationships and culture- our original, edgy coverage of photography, film, books, TV and music receives half a million unique readers per month.
You're interesting in photo editing, and are plugged into the photo scene. Ideally, you're a photographer yourself. You're well rounded-- you can appreciate Vice and Suicide Girls, but you also hit the gallery scene.
Stipend
$200 a month.
How to apply
Email "photo[at]nerve.com" with the following documents:
* A cover letter describing yourself and what you would bring to Nerveâs photo department, and how a Nerve internship relates to your future goals.
* A resume
Please send attachments in Word or Rich Text format.
Deadlines
Nerve is now accepting applications for Summer/Fall 2007
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09/01/2007 02:39:59 PM · #39 |
Editorial Interns
About the internship
As a Nerve intern, you'll have opportunities to write for the site and participate in editorial meetings. You'll also get a unique, behind-the-scenes look at how a web magazine comes together. And your friends will think you have the best job ever. Of course, you will also do your share of grunt-work: research, office organization, buying caffeinated beverages. But we promise to take you out drinking at least once.
Who we're looking for
College students and recent graduates who can work 2-3 full days a week in our Manhattan office. We want you to be into Nerve as well as the subjects we cover: sex, culture, music, film, art, journalism, and literature. If you're creative, self-motivated, and professional, all the better.
Stipend
$200-300 a month (depending on time commitment) and unlimited espresso.
How to apply
This is a very hands-on, involved internship, so we want to make sure you're a competent writer with an understanding of the site. Email "nicolea [at] nerve.com" with the following documents:
* A short review of a film, any film, you've recently seen
* One blog entry for either Scanner or Screengrab
* Two detailed story ideas for Nerve
* A resume
* A cover letter telling us why you're interested in a Nerve internship
Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please send attachments in Word or Rich Text format.
Deadlines
Nerve is now accepting applications for Summer 2007
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09/01/2007 02:45:12 PM · #40 |
The Arts Institute of Chicago
Title: Intern
Department: Photography
Duties/Responsibilities: Assists curators and collection manager in the research, cataloging, and exhibiting of photographs in the Art Institutes's collection.
Required Qualifications/Skills:
Preferred Qualifications/Skills:
Length of Program: One semester
Compensation: Unpaid
College Credit: Available
Hours: Flexible; minimum of two full days per week (14 hours)
Application Deadline: Open
Number of Openings: 1
The Art Institute of Chicago
111 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 60603-6404.
Message edited by author 2007-09-01 14:45:38.
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09/01/2007 07:27:07 PM · #41 |
Papa Joe Film and Television
INTERN
This is a PART TIME Unpaid Internship
Location: Sherman Oaks CA
Date Posted: 8/29/2007 2:56:09 PM
Description: Seeking a hard working, energetic feature development intern.
In addition to general office duties, intern will read scripts, write
coverage, conduct project research as well as assist producers.
Requirements: Qualified candidates must be able to commit to a minimum of 3
days a week, have excellent communication skills and be computer
savvy.
This is a NON-PAID internship.
Transportation is required.
Contact:
Via email: erin@papajoefilms.com
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09/01/2007 07:29:43 PM · #42 |
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
at
THE ACTORS THEATRE WORKSHOP
Online application
The Actors Theatre Workshop: Founded over two decades ago, The Actors Theatre Workshop (âATWâ) is an established pioneer in non-profit theatre committed to producing classical and contemporary plays, developing new dramatic works, training and developing actors, writers and directors while making a difference in the lives of homeless children and the community at large. A creative development laboratory built by strong, experienced creative leadership, ATWâs mission is to teach individuals from all walks of life original creative techniques that provide them with the tools to change, and to create new, original theatre that examines the conflicts that have emerged from todayâs cultural mix and creates hope for fulfillment in the human experience.
Creative Leadership:
âThurman E. Scott is the inheritor of the Stanislavsky legacy and of my legacy. His work advances acting technique for the next generation. He is a leader in the new theatre of the future.â
- Stella Adler
ATW was founded by Artistic Director Thurman E. Scott, an award-winning actor, writer, director and teacher of drama. Mr. Scottâs extensive stage work includes a wide range of acclaimed classical and contemporary performances both on and off-Broadway, including six seasons at the Public Theatre, a special performance for the Moscow Art Theatre at Lincoln Center, and an award-winning signature performance in Open 24 Hours. Building on his success in the theatre, Mr. Scott went on to be a major creative force in developing the Dino De Laurentis Film Studios in America. He has also created programs in prisons for incarcerated individuals to train their imaginations and liberate their talents. In 1990, Mr. Scott, with a group of committed theatre artists, opened the doors of The Actors Theatre Workshop on West 28th Street in the heart of Chelsea Garden Community.
Internship Program: ATWâs Internship Program provides young people with education in non-profit theatre administration, programming and production. The program is open to college undergraduates and recent graduates with a career interest in non-profit arts management, and individuals who are considering a career change into the non-profit arena. The program begins with a one-week training program in theatre operations conducted by senior staff members and enriched by reading essays written by ATWâs Artistic Director and Founder Thurman E. Scott, and viewing video tape documentaries of past programs and productions. The training period allows interns to learn about ATWâs core mission and creative philosophy while gaining hands on knowledge of its operations. Interns are then assigned responsibility for focus areas within theatre administration, programming and production.
In addition to their hands-on work at the theatre, interns have the opportunity to develop creatively by participating in meetings, planning sessions and discussions led by Mr. Scott. ATWâs goal for the internship program is to provide motivated individuals with the requisite skills to operate and manage non-profit arts organizations, become integrated into New Yorkâs cultural community, and develop skills that will serve them in their long term careers.
We understand that as young people go through their process of development they try to put their philosophy and idealism into actions that will launch them into the future. Therefore we designed our internship program to provide young people with tangible experiences and actions that will support their idealism and vision of the future, and help them to reach beyond their immediate confines to achieve their dreams.
Our society today struggles with finding a way to connect ourselves to the spiritual fulfillment of the lost ideal. We all have ideas that touch us, but often these ideas seem to exist on an intangible level. We live our lives longing to find and experience these ideas in tangible, physicalized form. The Actors Theatre Workshop fulfills this longing in individuals. Through our work in the community, our original programs and productions, and all of our activities we create a tangible opportunity for individuals to fight against apathy and subjectivity, and to fulfill their longing to connect to universal ideas.
We believe that individuals should fully utilize their abilities as they fulfill their job responsibilities. In the process, they must feel inspired, challenged and have plenty of room to make mistakes. Our program gives interns the opportunity to be challenged and sometimes-even deal with situations that make them feel uncomfortable; this is valuable because it forces them to think creatively and begin to utilize their own uniqueness. As they gain comfort with their creative insights and intelligence the interns gain a foundation of self-assurance and aggressiveness that will allow them to pursue their chosen career or direction in life with clarity and confidence.
REQUIRED APPLICATION INFORMATION: Please submit a letter of interest, your resume and an internship application to Sean Barry (contact information below). In your letter please include any talents, skills and resources that you feel could contribute to the management and vision of ATW. Prior to the interview we require that you go to our website: //www.ActorsTheatreWorkshop.com and review ATW background, creative leadership and essays written by Mr. Scott that articulate the creative foundation on which ATW is built.
*It is important that you make secure financial and living arrangements and that we are updated as to your situation prior to your start date. Please keep us updated.
SCHEDULE: ATW is open seven days a week from 10am to 10pm and offers internships that range from four months to a year or during the following academic sessions: Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. This is a full-time internship (40 hours per week); however a limited number of part-time internships are available. ATW will work with each intern to determine a weekly schedule (including days, evenings or a combination of both) that accommodates both need and availability.
CONTACT:
Sean Barry
The Actors Theatre Workshop
145 W. 28th St., 3rd Fl.
New York, NY 10001
Phone: 212 947-1386 ext. 3
Fax: 212 947-0642
E-mail:outreach@ActorsTheatreWorkshop.com
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09/01/2007 07:32:36 PM · #43 |
Business Development Intern
We finance, produce, acquire and distribute short-form filmed entertainment content aimed at urban audiences. Our content is licensed for distribution online, on cable television and on DVD. We seek business development interns who will become intimately involved with several projects which include (i) planning and implementing marketing campaigns for 2 new releases, (ii) expanding the online syndication and distribution of our video content, (iii) managing reseller channels and (iv) implementing new college campus promotions. This is a great opportunity to get invaluable hands-on experience while witnessing the inner workings of the marketing and distribution side of the film industry.
Positions are part-time (minimum of 10 hours per week) and non-paid. Qualified candidates are responsible for arranging academic credit from the appropriate departments. Internship can be tailored to fulfill academic requirements. Hours are negotiable to accommodate academic schedules; some evening/weekend hours may be required. Commitment is for a minimum of one full semester. Interns who manage successful projects will be invited back to work for the company in paid positions during the mid-term and summer breaks.
Our ideal candidate is an ambitious and resourceful self-starter with an excellent phone presentation and knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. He/she must be comfortable working in a team and have good time management skills. Please e-mail a resume with cover letter to info@clarendonent.com to apply.
Clarendon Entertainment, Inc.
133 West 144th Street, Suite 4B
New York, NY 10030
Tel: (212) 201-1508
Fax: (212) 871-4056
Email: info@clarendonent.com
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09/01/2007 07:35:29 PM · #44 |
Ronning Lipset Radio
This Fall Semester Ronning Lipset Radio is seeking an Intern with strong Computer Science knowledge. Your main responsibility will be helping to create an operational account database. This will require advanced skills in Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel.
The ideal candidate will also have an interest in the Music Industry, and particularly with Internet Radio. We are looking for someone who will enjoy working in a music related environment and will have a can-do attitude when it comes to new projects and tasks. Our small office provides a relaxed atmosphere, but we are highly focused when it comes to our goals and we expect you to be as well.
We need you to commit to 2-3 days per week and we will be flexible when it comes to your academic schedule. You will meet once a week with one of our Managing Partners to discuss your progress and upcoming projects. This is an unpaid internship but you will be given a travel stipend in addition to academic credit.
Apply ASAP for immediate consideration.
New York Office
405 Park Avenue
Suite 1005
New York, NY 10022
Phone: 212-935-4800
Fax: 212-935-4848
Eric Ronning
Managing Partner
Ronning@rlradio.com
Andy Lipset
Managing Partner
Lipset@rlradio.com
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09/01/2007 07:37:06 PM · #45 |
HarperCollins Publishers
HarperCollins is looking for an intern for the Spring semester to work with the Publicity department.
In this position you will assist in all aspects of book publicity campaigns. You will be working closely with the Publicity staff on everyday projects, including:
⢠Filling reviewer requests
⢠Writing press materials
⢠Answering a variety of calls from media, authors, and booksellers
⢠Coordinating mailings
⢠Assisting with daily departmental duties (distributing mail, circulating press clips, distributing faxes etc.)
Must have college-level understanding and use of English language, be detail-oriented, well-organized and able to set priorities under pressure.
This position is an unpaid internship for ACADEMIC CREDIT ONLY.
If interested in this position, please email your cover letter and resume to Jobs@HarperCollins.com with the subject line MM-PI.
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09/01/2007 07:38:24 PM · #46 |
PowerMark
Industry
Advertising and Public Relations
Function
Advertising Management
Location
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Position Level
Entry Level
Position Type
School Year Internship
Intern Paid
No
Intern Type
Undergraduate
Specializing in marketing and public relations, PowerMark is Orange Countyâs only full-service agency focused exclusively on technology companies. Our internship provides an excellent opportunity to work alongside seasoned professionals. We are seeking a bright, driven intern interested in gaining practical, invaluable hands-on agency experience. Basic office skills and great attitude a must; design proficiency a plus.
Specific skills for the position include the ability to:
* Organize and prioritize tasks;
* Work with the professional public relations
* Learn PC applications and public relations/marketing tools (Microsoft Word for Windows, MS Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Lexis Nexis, HTML, etc.);
* Learn about agency clients and their markets;
* Work on the phone to communicate key ideas; and
* Provide excellent writing and proofing skills.
To optimize collaboration and teamwork, all PowerMark team members work from our charming downtown San Juan Capistrano office. If you're interested in joining the PowerMark team, please send your resume with cover letter to: careers@thepowermarkgroup.com. We play to WIN!
For more information about PowerMark, please visit //www.thepowermarkgroup.com.
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09/03/2007 09:34:38 AM · #47 |
Intern, NYC Fine Art Gallery (New York NY)
Reputable Chelsea art gallery seeks several motivated and detail-oriented interns for fall/winter season. The gallery intern will learn about all aspects of fine arts gallery operations, working with all gallery staff. The internship is part time, and requires a minimum of 13 weeks/2 days per week commitment. The experience can be used for university credit.
The position pays a $25/day stipend.
Please email resume, cover letter, and list of 3 (minimum) references to galleryintern@gmail.com.
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09/03/2007 09:37:50 AM · #48 |
Editorial Internship Artforum International (New York NY)
Artforum magazine is now accepting applications for Fall 2007 internship positions in its Editorial Department.
Unpaid internship positions are available for students and recent graduates with backgrounds in art, art history, film theory and history, comparative literature, English, and other fields related to contemporary visual culture.
We seek highly motivated, responsible, and detail-oriented individuals to assist the Editorial Department with the following: research and fact checking, cataloguing and library maintenance, photo research, book orders, correspondence, and miscellaneous clerical tasks. Interns will find themselves exposed to all facets of the magazine, as they are sometimes required to assist the advertising, circulation, and production departments.
Knowledge of foreign languages, and database programs a plus, but not required. Computer literacy a necessity. Applicants should be prepared to commit to at least three months. Applications are considered year-round.
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to generalinfo@artforum.com.
All application materials must be received by September 3.
Please indicate availability and areas of interest.
No telephone calls please and no walk-ins.
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09/03/2007 09:41:33 AM · #49 |
Exhibitions Intern
International Center of Photography (New York NY)
DEPARTMENT: Exhibitions
TITLE: Exhibitions Fall Internship SCHEDULE: Flexible, at least 2 days a week
DATES REQUIRED: Beginning of September through end of December
INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION: The ICP Exhibitions Department offers unpaid internships to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as to recent graduates. Internships are available throughout the year for periods of twelve to fifteen weeks, roughly coinciding with school semesters. Applicants must be available to work at least two full days a week. Preference will be given to candidates with a strong interest in photography and to those wishing to pursue a career in museum work.
MINIMUM EDUCATION REQUIRED: Undergraduate, Graduate, Recent graduate.
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS: Excellent communication, organizational, and research skills, computer proficiency, a professional phone manner, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment are required. Applicants experienced or familiar with any of the following are encouraged to apply: - Image Scanning - Macintosh operating system and programs, including Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, and FileMaker Pro - Fluency in at least one foreign language - Previous museum or gallery experience - Knowledge of contemporary photography and/or the history of photography - Previous art historical research experience
BENEFITS: Besides gaining invaluable experience at a premier cultural/educational institution; interns benefit from school credit (when applicable); are invited to attend ICP seminars and special events; and are offered the opportunity to visit other related organizations. Tuition discounts for ICP courses, workshops and/or labs are provided, subject to internship hours completed and availability.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Open until filled
To apply, send current résumé, cover letter, and Internship Application, to:
Internship/Volunteer Coordinator International Center of Photography 1114 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10036 Email: jketner@icp.org Fax: 212-857-0089 No Telephone Calls Please
The International Center of Photography is committed to equal opportunity employment.
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09/03/2007 09:44:26 AM · #50 |
Photography Assistant Intern
Christopher Burke Studio (New York NY)
Internship for Busy Photography Studio
Busy photography studio located in the heart of the Chelsea gallery district, specializing in the photography of fine-art, seeks an entry-level intern who is passionate about photography and eager to get his or her foot in the door to gain valuable experience. We are looking for a highly motivated individual. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about studio lighting and all aspects of the evolving world of photography. This job can be physically demanding, therefore the ideal candidate needs to be physically fit. A background in photography and experience with view cameras and digital photography equipment is necessary. This is a full-time paid internship with the potential for advancement.
Please submit a cover letter and resume to studio@shootart.com
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