Liz Garbus' production company, Moxie Firecracker Films, is looking for 1-2 research interns for the Fall semester 2 days/week each.
Interns will be exposed to all aspects of documentary research, pre-production and post-production. Bonus: An intern with legal experience.
Editorial internship tasks include assisting with copy-editing, fact-checking, research, CMS, social media, conducting artist interviews, writing contribution, and zine distribution.
Become an intern at WNET, the parent of public television stations THIRTEEN and WLIW21 and operator of NJTV. You will gain valuable experience at a company that has a rich history in public television broadcasting and production on-air, online and via mobile technology, as well as being a leader in the adoption of new media. We are currently recruiting for internships in a variety of our production units and other departments.
WNET offers opportunities for currently matriculating undergraduate and graduate students in a diverse range of areas including educational programming and outreach, news and public affairs, culture and arts, documentaries and production for the internet and related distribution platforms. As a non-profit organization, our internships are unpaid but WNET is a national leader among public media companies and can provide you with experience that is second to none.
WNET is an equal opportunity employer and participates in E-Verify. Qualified applicants are considered for employment and internships without regard to actual or perceived race, religion, creed, color, age, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, pregnancy or pregnancy related condition, marital and partnership status, familial status, arrest or conviction record, union membership, status as a victim of domestic violence, stalking or sex offense, unemployment status, caregiver status, credit history, military status, predisposing genetic characteristics, as well as all other classifications protected by applicable laws.
Please view all available internships on the WNET website. Go to careers/internships:
DoctorOz.com is seeking an editorial intern for a part-time internship for the Fall 2018 semester. The objectives for the digital editorial intern include developing interpersonal teamwork, web production, research, and writing skills. The intern will gain an inside look into what it takes to produce a diverse website and have the opportunity to go behind-the-scenes of a nationally-syndicated television show.
The intern will have the opportunity to:
• Pitch creative ideas for DoctorOz.com, including original articles, slideshows, quizzes, and recipes.
• Learn how to use a content management system and practice these skills by assisting in daily content production for DoctorOz.com.
• Work within a small team setting in the DoctorOz.com team’s New York City office.
• Observe content and production planning sessions.
• Explore the relationship between digital media and TV production.
We are seeking a well-informed and creative student to write and edit stories on international affairs and economics. Lima Charlie creates a daily flow of high quality content and we steer clear of superficial and uninformative ‘clickbait’ articles. The intern will have the latitude to choose his or her own writing subjects as long as they are in-keeping with the LCN directive. Because LCN is veterans-based, the intern will at times be working with a military serviceman correspondent to incorporate that perspective.
Saveur.com is seeking a food-, travel-, and social media-loving person to join our digital team as a social media intern for the upcoming semester. This is an opportunity to work alongside and learn from a nimble, fast-evolving digital operation within a prestigious, award-winning print publication.
Ideally you’d be able to start in June and work through the end of August for 15 to 20 hours a week. You must be able to get school credit as this internship is unpaid.
Primary responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Assisting digital editors with executing and scheduling out a robust social calendar
Pitching multimedia social campaigns that incorporate any number of native/external tools including live video, influencer partnerships, and emerging platforms
Tracking, compiling, and reviewing social analytics for quantifiable growth
Handling social media for Saveur live events, including regular #SaveurSuppers dinners with visiting chefs
The ideal candidate will possess some or all of the following qualifications:
1-2 years of experience (flexible) managing social channels for a campus organization, publication, business, or nonprofit OR prior social media internship experience
Knowledge of a wide range of social platforms that includes Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and preferably Pinterest and Snapchat
A demonstrated interest in food, drink, and travel and a passion for storytelling
Confidence working under hard deadlines and an ability to multi-task
Like many social media internships, this is one focuses heavily on learning the ins and outs of digital production, analytics, brand management, and everything else that goes into building and growing a dedicated social audience. Should you desire, you may have the opportunity to contribute content for saveur.com as well, and we always encourage pitches from our interns.
Saveur.com is seeking a food-, travel-, and media-loving person to join our digital team as an editorial intern for the upcoming semester. This is an opportunity to work alongside and learn from a nimble, fast-evolving digital operation within a prestigious, award-winning print publication.
Ideally you’d be able to start in June and work through the end of August for 15 to 20 hours a week. You must be able to get school credit as this internship is unpaid.
Primary responsibilities include:
Building stories and recipes in our CMS
Assisting editors with research and fact-checking
Pitching and writing stories for saveur.com
Attending editorial meetings
Working on recipe roundups and other daily content
Like many editorial internships, this is one focuses heavily on learning the ins and outs of web production, and you’ll learn all about analytics, social media, and everything else that goes into building and growing a digital publication. But you’ll have opportunities to write as well, and we always encourage pitches from our interns.
SAVEUR is seeking a motivated, organized, and passionate individual to join our print editorial team as an intern for the upcoming spring semester. This is an opportunity to work alongside and learn from a small, tight-knit editorial team on a prestigious, award-winning print publication. The ideal candidate should have excellent researching and writing skills, as well as an inexhaustible appetite for good food and journalism across the globe. Knowledge of a foreign language is preferred, but not required.
The internship would run from June through August, and would require 15 to 20 hours per week in our New York City office. You must be able to get school credit as this internship is unpaid.
Primary responsibilities include:
Researching print stories in development
Fact-checking and proofreading print stories
Pitching and writing front-of-book stories for SAVEUR
Pitching and writing stories for saveur.com
Attending editorial meetings
Occasional administrative duties
In this collaborative environment, interns will wear many hats. You will learn the ins and outs of publishing a print magazine, from the art of successfully pitching stories to producing, proofreading, and shipping the final pages to the printer. You will also have ample opportunity to contribute to saveur.com, as well as some short front-of-book pieces and sidebars in the print magazine. We are looking for self-starters; the scale of your contributions is up to you.
Interns are an important part of Salon’s daily editorial operations. They work closely with Salon staff to research, report, write and produce our news and culture coverage. They also learn about the day-to-day workings of an award-winning online news and entertainment site. Many Salon interns have gone on to jobs in the media, including Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Elle, CNN and, of course, Salon.
Salon offers internships throughout the year in our New York offices. We require a time commitment of at least 20 hours per week, over at least 3 days. This internship is for college credit. Some professional experience is required.
This internship involves:
• Writing/researching 5-10 articles a week
• Pitching story ideas based on trending themes/topics on similar pages
• Learning the ins & outs of social media marketing (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)
• Light administrative work
Requirements :
• This is not a virtual placement; the person needs to be in New York City.
• Work at least 1-2 days a week
• Can start in early-mid April
• Must be a good writer, computer savvy and have a positive attitude
Perks :
• The position is unpaid, but there is a stipend for local transportation (MetroCard)
• High visibility (your own byline!) for your work to be seen by potentially 13 million Facebook followers
• Great mentorship and opportunity to develop your writing/marketing skills (we take that seriously!)
• Tons of hands-on experience within a close-knit team
To apply:
Send your resume, a thoughtful cover letter, writing sample (preferably biographical), and a few references from people who have supervised you to Andria.