Redbook, Good Housekeeping, and Woman's Day magazines are looking for standout editorial interns for fall 2017. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in women’s interest magazines, be eager to learn, and be a hard worker with strong attention to detail.
Responsibilities include researching and pitching for body, life and home sections, completing photo research, transcribing interviews, and working directly with the features departments on various tasks.
Straus News, which in Manhattan comprises four weekly newspapers, seeks capable and enthusiastic editorial interns for the summer, fall and spring semesters.
Interns work out of our Manhattan office on Seventh Avenue, near 28th Street, covering local neighborhood news on the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, downtown and Chelsea. Interns work closely with editorial staff, attend weekly story meetings and report on and write everything from arts features to investigations.
We require interns to commit to two full weekdays. Days and times are flexible. Internships are unpaid and MUST be eligible for school credit.
Duties include:
• Reporting and writing profiles, Q&As, feature stories, news stories, investigative pieces, news briefs, and other stories
• Attending weekly editorial meetings
• Pitching stories
• Helping research investigative stories
• Doing "man-on-the-street" interviews
• Taking photos and videos
Interns will report on local government, transportation, small businesses, schools, crime, the arts and development, as well as write profiles.
We like stories that inform our smart, loyal readers about their neighborhoods, stories that they are not likely to read elsewhere. These are published in the West Side Spirit, Our Town, Our Town Downtown and Chelsea News.
We do not do reviews, either of arts events or food/restaurants, but we do stories about the people behind those restaurants, stories of businesses closing or moving, as well as event previews.
Interns will get help, advice and suggestions on pitching stories, developing them, reporting and research, and writing (and re-writing). You will leave with a wealth of published clips, with the range of topics and story types determined by your abilities and, at least in part, your interests.
BASIC FUNCTION
The BBC Capital video intern will help produce, film, and edit video and multimedia stories for BBC Capital, potentially produce and film Facebook live segments and help with promotion in social media.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Film, produce and edit video stories
2. Help put together video/multimedia packages for website
3. Produce/film Facebook Live segments
4. Contribute ideas in Capital pitch meetings
5. Help promote video and multimedia stories on social media
6. Participate in special projects and perform other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS
1. Strong interest in digital storytelling
2. Sound journalistic judgement
3. Filming and editing skills
4. Excellent written and verbal communication skills
5. Eligible for College credit
Send a copy of your cover letter and resume to BBCWA.InternRequests@bbc.com, subject line “BBC Fall 2017 Internship, (Name of Internship Position).” In your cover letter, please specify which department(s) you are applying for, verify if you are eligible for college/academic credit and advise the days you are available to work.
PLEASE NOTE: Students must be able to receive academic credit for the unpaid internships. For Fall internships, we request three full days of availability.
BBC Worldwide Americas offers NYC students a monthly TransitChek card of $121 to assist with travel costs.
Town & Country is seeking a hardworking, meticulous intern to directly assist the beauty and health department, beginning in early September. We are looking for interns who can work 2 days a week through the fall semester.
Candidate must be a quick study, ambitious, pro-active, organized, prompt, curious of mind, and possess a positive attitude. Tasks will include (but are not limited to) assisting editors with articles, transcribing, researching, working on web stories, trend analysis, managing inventory, and attending editorial and market meetings.
This is a FOR CREDIT internship only. Interns must be available to start in early September and work through December.
DoctorOz.com is seeking an editorial intern for a part-time, unpaid internship for the Fall 2017 semester. The objectives for the digital editorial intern include developing web production, health research, and writing skills tailored for the web, developing interpersonal teamwork skills, and gaining an inside look into the daily production behind a national website and television show.
The intern will have the opportunity to:
-Pitch creative ideas for all site formats including original videos, quizzes, articles, slideshows, 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.
-Observe and contribute to content and production planning sessions.
-Explore the relationship between digital media and TV production, including TV production meetings and studio recordings.
WELCOME PACKET. Before the start of the Seminar, all students will receive a Welcome Packet via email, which will include an updated version of the Schedule. In the meantime, students can consult a Sample Schedule here: http://rgnn.org/academy/madrid-spain-travel-journalism-photography-internship-seminar/schedule.
PROGRAM: INTENSIVE TRAVEL JOURNALISM & PHOTOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP SEMINAR. Link to the current version of the Program: http://rgnn.org/academy/madrid-spain-travel-journalism-photography-internship-seminar/program
CONTENT. Each Two-Week Module includes the following content, which must be completed in order to obtain curricular benefits as detailed below.
o Journalism Specialization. Seminar specializing in Travel Journalism and Photography.
o Attendance at Orientation, where the academic requirements are explained.
o Attendance at ROOSTERGNN Editorial Meetings. One Editorial Meeting per Two-Week Module, in which each student is assigned two (2) articles.
o Attendance at Group Mentoring Sessions. One Mentoring Session per Two-Week Module, to discuss the progress of students on their articles.
o Attendance at Group Feedback & Editing Sessions. One Group Feedback & Editing Session per Two-Week Module. Each student will receive verbal feedback on the articles assigned during the Editorial Meetings. All articles must be received by the deadline indicated by RGNN in order to be eligible for Feedback.
o Participate in Travel Journalism & Photography Workshops with Experts and Mentors. Four (4) Workshops per Two-Week Module, addressing the following areas of travel journalism and photography. The full list of Workshops can be consulted in the following link.
♣ Preparation and research
♣ Writing
♣ Editing
♣ Photography
♣ Video
♣ Social Media
♣ Other useful travel writing tools
♣ Design & layout
♣ Publication and possible markets
♣ Professional development
o Submit Photojournalism Portfolio. Students will take photographs throughout the Seminar, of which RGNN will choose the best to publish in the news agency’s communication channels.
o Submit a Final Seminar Evaluation. All students will be required to submit a final Evaluation before the end of the Seminar.
EXPERTS AND MENTORS. The Seminar includes the collaboration of prestigious Experts and Mentors. Please see the Experts collaborating in each Two-Week Module here.
CULTURAL IMMERSION IN MADRID AND SPAIN. Participate in the Cultural Immersion Program. Each week, a calendar of events and site visits will be announced, so that students can take advantage of getting to know Madrid, its surroundings and aspects of the Spanish culture in more detail.
HOUSING. Important update March 15, 2017. Upon requests from numerous of our students, we are including housing for new Enrollments in the Internship Seminar starting from this date at an updated tuition fee. Students who formalized their enrollment in the Internship Seminar before March 15, can ask to book the added service by paying the corresponding supplement in the tuition fee.
Housing in furnished studio apartments selected by RGNN in the central neighborhood of Salamanca in Madrid, Spain. Thirteen (13) nights. Housing is shared in double apartments (2 individual beds). Each studio apartment has its own bathroom and kitchen, air-conditioning, as well as weekly cleaning and change of sheets and towels. The building moreover has wifi, 24 hour concierge, laudromat and dryer room, swimming pool and sundeck. The entry of persons foreign to the Program is not permitted in the houses. Alcohol within the apartments is also not permitted. RGNN will assign accommodation. The dates in which housing will be available are:
• Sunday, July 16, 2017 to Saturday, July 29, 2017
• Sunday, July 30, 2017 to Saturday, August 12, 2017
• Sunday, August 13, 2017 to Saturday, August 26, 2017
AVAILABLE DATES.
MODULE IV: Monday, July 17, 2017, to Friday, July 28, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE V: Monday, July 31, 2017, to Friday, August 11, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
MODULE VI: Monday, August 14, 2017, to Friday, August 25, 2017. APPLICATIONS OPEN.
The Wilson Quarterly (WQ) is a general-interest online magazine that explores the world of ideas and the people they affect. We involve our interns in almost every facet of publishing the WQ, and a wide array of possible opportunities avail themselves to interns, including:
- Researching and writing brief, digest-style articles on new studies, research, and provocative arguments from the world of ideas.
- Authoring original analysis and reportage.
- Fact-checking essays and other articles published by WQ.
- Strategizing and collaborating on use of social media to boost WQ’s traffic and contribute to the conversation.
- Creating interactive stories.
- Designing and researching visual components for our stories.
- Analyzing traffic patterns and website statistics to improve the user experience on WQ.
- Editing and proofreading pieces by contributors.
- Evaluating submissions.
Other duties may be assigned. Interns are expected to work on-site at the offices of the Wilson Center in downtown Washington, D.C.
Psychology Today has an excellent opportunity for a few smart and talented editorial interns at our office in New York. We are a small staff, so you’ll be a key member of the team. Interns pitch story ideas and write short articles for the magazine and the website. They typically receive at least one byline each issue. Other duties include working closely with staff on story research and special projects, proofing print and online copy, helping to manage editorial content on our website, and occasional transcription and light clerical work.
Journalism experience and an interest in human behavior required. Background in psychology and/or experience writing science stories not mandatory, but a major plus. Must be able to juggle several tasks at once and work autonomously.
The position runs September through December; weekly schedule is flexible.
TBD - Depending on Applicant skillset and interest
We are looking for enthusiastic journalists, reporters, and writers to work with us as interns with potential opportunities for advancement.
As an expanding startup operation, interns have opportunities to work - depending on their specific career interests - in a wide variety of operations, including field reporting, video interviewing of guests, digital writing, editing, and more.
We will provide direct supervision and work with you to pursue work that aligns with your interests and skills. We would like writers to help us primarily with reporting on issues and news that are otherwise underreported in the mainstream media (issues like political corruption in the US and internationally, lack of funding to communities, social and environmental issues affecting quality of life, etc.), and writing current events/news pieces. We value creativity and would like our intern to help grow our website with quality writing free of grammar and spelling errors.
Through working as an intern, you will be able to do more than just research. You will be able to pitch story ideas and create these ideas into final products. You will be able to improve your writing skills and build a portfolio of your skills and interests. You will work under the supervision of a writer, who can help formulate your ideas and writing.
In addition to writers/ journalists, we are looking for video editing interns to help us with our guest interviews and filmed roundtable discussions.
We are a diverse, fun, and welcoming group, and we look forward to hearing from you.