Straus News, which in Manhattan comprises four weekly newspapers, is seeking capable and enthusiastic editorial interns for the spring semester, starting soon after the new year.
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. Working closely with editorial staff, interns report on and write everything from arts features to investigations.
We require interns to commit to at least two full days. Days and times are flexible. Internships are unpaid and must be eligible for school credit.
Duties include:
• Reporting and writing profiles, Q&As, features, news, investigative pieces, briefs and whatever else comes our way
• Attending weekly editorial meetings
• Compiling event listings
• Pitching stories
• Helping research investigative stories
• Taking photographs

Interns will have the opportunity (and are expected) to report on schools, crime, small businesses, arts, local government, development, the arts, and, occasionally, food and dining.

We like stories that inform our smart, loyal readers about their neighborhoods, stories they are not likely to read elsewhere.
We do not publish reviews, either of arts events or food/restaurants, but we do write stories about the people behind those events and restaurants.

Woman’s Day is searching for an enthusiasticeditorial intern to join its features department this spring. We are looking for a student working towards a degree in journalism or English. Ideal candidates will be organized, creative, self-motivated, and passionate about women's lifestyle content.

The intern will work closely with our features team to research and brainstorm ideas for front-of-book pages and articles on personal finance, pets, family life, women making a difference in their communities, and more.

The intern will also handle reader mail, call in samples and photos, transcribe interviews, read for the Book Club page, and assist around the office when needed.

Previous relevant internship experience is preferred, but not required.

Woman’s Day is looking for a spring intern to join the magazine's home department.

This intern will work closely with WD's home editors to research and develop decorating and DIY ideas for Home section columns and features. He or she will also have the opportunity to attend pitch meetings, press events, and photo and video shoots. Additionally, this intern will manage samples and credit sheets as needed for the department.

Ideal candidates will be passionate about magazine production, working towards a degree in journalism or communications, and describe themselves as extremely organized, creative, self-motivated and quick-thinking.

Intern MUST receive college credit. Previous relevant internship experience is a plus, but not required.

Interested in how unscripted television ideas are pitched? Curious about how new show ideas develop from concept to the screen? Part2 pictures is an award-winning television production company that produces high-end non-fiction, reality and journalistic programming. We are looking for students with a specific interest in understanding and learning about unscripted development.

Interns will work directly with the director of development to assist with the development of new show ideas and the pitching process. Development interns will help with market research to inform the team about current, new, and popular unscripted TV programming. Interns will also provide research for new treatments. They will also observe and help with the production and post process of new “sizzle” reels such as finding stock footage or transcribing interviews.

Development Interns will work closely with the development team to help with new show ideas, but may assist with current part2 productions as needed. Interns at part2 pictures will have the opportunity to learn from leading documentary and television producers such as Sundance Award winning filmmaker Peter Richardson (How to Die in Oregon), Producer Rachel Libert (Sempre Fi: Always Faithful), and Cinematographer Peter Hutchens (The Redemption of General Butt Naked).

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES include but are not limited to:
- Assist with market research, such as tracking television ratings and providing descriptions of new and current unscripted shows
- Transcribing short interviews and cuts
- Researching and locating stock footage
- Researching news articles and writing summaries for producers
- Assist development team with finding and casting new talent
- Assist in daily organizational and administrative tasks
- Opportunity to observe sizzle edit sessions and local shoots in NYC whenever possible

REQUIRED SKILLS:
- Proficient in MS Office
- Interest in documentary and unscripted television programing
- Mac knowledge preferred
- FCP and Avid helpful but not required

Part2 pictures creates award-winning, high-end, talent driven programming across a range of formats and platforms - from documentary to reality to lifestyle, from broadcast to digital and beyond. We generate content for CNN, Showtime, OWN and National Geographic to name a few. This semester we are looking for students with an interest in non-fiction, reality and journalistic programing for our internship program. Interns will work directly with producers and associate producers on various aspects of production. They will also be able to observe the post-production and editing process. Interns at part2 pictures will have the opportunity to learn from leading documentary and television producers such as Sundance Award winning filmmaker Peter Richardson (How to Die in Oregon), Producer Rachel Libert (Sempre Fi: Always Faithful), and Cinematographer Peter Hutchens (The Redemption of General Butt Naked).

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Job responsibilities include but are not limited to:

- Assist in all phases of production of current shows and projects in development

- Transcribing short interviews and cuts for producers

- Researching and locating footage or news articles, writing summaries for producers

- Assembling production books and distributing to staff

- Retrieving equipment for production teams

- Assist in daily organizational and administrative tasks

- Opportunity to observe edit sessions, local shoots in NYC, and audio and color correct sessions

REQUIRED SKILLS:

- Proficient in MS Office

- Interest in documentary and unscripted television programing

- Mac knowledge preferred

For the period of 12 months, assist with media strategy for the Marine Section of the Society for Conservation Biology (SCB Marine). Learn journalism skills at the same time as co-directing press relations for a leading global non-profit.

Duties and Responsibilities:
Write up to two press releases per month on various topics (e.g. SCB Marine policy announcements, event announcements, etc.)
Create and manage SCB Marine press contacts database.
Attend the 4th International Marine Conservation Congress (IMCC4) and OceansOnline conferences (30 July – 4 August 2016).
Attend (via video-conferencing) all SCB Marine Communications Committee meetings, as well as IMCC4 Communications Committee meetings.

Qualifications - ESSENTIAL
To qualify for this internship you must be enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student for the remainder of this academic year at a higher education institution in the United States or Canada.
You must be registered as majoring or minoring in journalism or communication.
Experience of contributing to local, national, or international media.
You must be able to travel to St. John’s Canada from 30 July – 4 August 2016 to attend IMCC4 and OceansOnline.

Qualifications - DESIRABLE
Experience of writing press releases.
A demonstrable interest in science and/or science journalism.
An interest in marine conservation.

Intern will work closely with the staff of the magazine, assisting with a variety of editorial tasks such as fact checking, proofreading, photo research and story planning, with the possibility of some writing assignments. Candidates must have strong journalism skills and should submit a writing sample when applying. Intern may also work with the book program, assisting in editorial duties.

Interns will be responsible for working closely with the Online Editors to help maintain the Interview site, www.interviewmagazine.com.

Interns will gain experience with all aspects of running a website and the ever-evolving world of online media. Duties will include: transcribing the interviews that appear on the site, building slideshows and uploading photos, pitching and researching story ideas, and some blogging.

Academic credit is required and interns must be able to work 16 hours per week.

O, the Oprah Magazine is looking for smart, diligent and enthusiastic editorial interns for the spring of 2016, beginning in January or February. This internship is for academic credit only. O interns will work in a variety of areas throughout the editorial department, including features, pop-culture, health, beauty, books, food and Oprah.com. Interns at O are treated as part of the team, so while there may be some administrate tasks, there is also a real opportunity to contribute and see firsthand the production of a large monthly magazine. Interns must have good communication skills, a professional attitude, and enthusiasm for every task, and be available to work two to three full days a week.

Delish.com is looking for talented and enthusiastic interns to join our team 2 days per week during the spring semester.

The ideal candidate is hard-working, clever, responsible and feels at home helping out in the kitchen. Applicants should also have experience interning at a website or magazine, blogging, writing for a college publication, and/or uploading content through a CMS system. Strong writing skills are required, basic HTML skills are preferred.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to: researching crazy food flavors across the country, writing daily news stories, assisting with social media accounts, prepping for and attending photo shoots in the Delish.com kitchen, taste testing Ben & Jerry’s, and so much s’more.

Interns will be offered a paid assignment by the end of the internship.