Our web editorial team is looking for an intern for the fall 2014 semester. Our hands-on editorial intern will assist with day-to-day editorial research, brainstorming and pitching story ideas, writing and reporting, publishing stories in our content management system, and helping to manage our social media accounts.
The candidate must love home decorating, food, and crafting, as well as be a fast-learner and a great writer with excellent grammar skills.
Prior web experience and Photoshop know-how a plus! Candidates must commit to 16 hours per week (2 days per week). This is an unpaid internship, for which you MUST receive school credit. Start and end dates negotiable, but September through early December is ideal.
As a video journalism intern, you're a part of the production team. You'll participate in all our production meetings, edit videos that come in from around the globe, as well as prepare them for publication. The internship is part-time with a commitment of two days per week during the Fall term. Join a fast-paced working environment, and experience what it's like to work for a young and growing international media company.
We are looking for a self-starter who is extremely passionate about video journalism and documentary filmmaking. Ideal candidates will have prior post-production experience, be familiar with digital production workflows and feel at home in editing timelines. Mastery of Final Cut Pro 7 and Photoshop is an absolute requirement. Knowledge of Adobe Premiere is a plus. Native Portuguese and Spanish speakers are preferred.
Intern will work 28 hours a week in the ASME offices in east midtown Manhattan. Intern will assist in organizing events; transcribing meetings; organizing and proofreading materials; uploading content to website; and assist in managing National Magazine Award entries. Candidates should have an interest in pursuing a career in magazine journalism.
Current students and recent graduates may apply.
Internship duration is September 15 to January 9, but dates are flexible.
Metro newspaper is currently looking for fall features interns. Interns will get to conduct interviews and write stories for the print edition of the paper as well as for the website, metro.us. They will also sit in on editorial meetings and help editors with transcribing and research.
The Observer’s newsroom boasts a unique and tightly knit culture that benefits from both the energy and fearlessness of young reporters and as the experience and wisdom of editors.
Interns are integrated into this environment and into the weekly production cycle of the paper, where they have the opportunity to gain invaluable reporting and general newsroom experience. When the paper is on deadline, interns are charged with fact-checking articles as they move from writer to editor to copy desk to production.
When not on deadline, interns are encouraged to become acquainted with editors and writers, get involved in longer-term projects, and do their own reporting and writing for the paper. Interns also pitch and blog daily for the New York section of Observer.com.
Redbookmag.com is seeking hard-working, enthusiastic, self-motivated, go-getter interns for fall 2014. Duties include pitching and writing daily news items, writing one to two pieces of original, long-lead content each week, building content in our CMS, conducting research, and contributing to social media.
This internship is an amazing opportunity to show off and refine your digital and editorial chops while working closely with a small team.
Candidates must have previous journalism experience and be able to receive college credit. Preference will be given to those with national magazine or digital experience, strong writing samples, and good availability. Interest in and enthusiasm for women’s lifestyle content, ranging from health, to food, to love and sex, to beauty, to celebrity news is a must!
The Mainichi Newspapers (毎日新聞), a Japanese national daily newspaper, is looking to hire an intern to assist operation of its New York bureau. As a long-established publication and one of the top 5 in national newspaper circulation worldwide, an internship with Mainichi will surely provide excellent experience to any student of journalism, or any individual seeking a future in Asia- or Japan-related fields.
Bedford + Bowery, a news site produced by NYU Journalism in collaboration with New York magazine, is pleased to offer a summer fellowship for graduate students and recent grads. We're seeking applicants who can start immediately as well as those who can start in June.
As a B+B fellow, you'll be reporting five full days per week, from 10am to 6pm, for the "best new local blog" (per L magazine) covering downtown Manhattan and North Brooklyn. The pay is $600/week.
We're seeking reporters who are eager to produce lively, engaging, and timely stories with a focus on the East Village, LES, Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bushwick (though you needn't necessarily be constrained to those neighborhoods). Applicants will ideally be savvy about the neighborhoods listed above or at the very least eager to explore them to the hilt, with an eye for news minutia as well as larger stories in the areas of education, politics, crime, housing and real estate, arts and culture, and business openings and closings, to name just some of our areas of coverage. You should be able to cultivate sources and write quickly and accurately, with an engaging, “bloggy” tone and sense of humor when appropriate.
You’ll be on call at 20 Cooper Square to report stories as assigned by the site's editor. Since you’ll also be encouraged to pitch stories and even come up with ideas for regular columns during editorial meetings, creative thinking and a familiarity with the blogosphere is a plus. We’re looking for someone who is proactive, eager to share ideas, and has a sense of fun. But above all, the site strives to be the first to report neighborhood news in a competitive environment; you should be able to thrive under tight deadlines and turn around copy that meets the standards of New York magazine, editors of which work closely with the site in case a story warrants pick-up across other New York magazine blogs or in the magazine. They also are looking closely at B+B's daily file for emerging talent. You should expect to write at least one story per day, and be able to work on longer features while also producing shorter items.
Woman's Day is searching for enthusiastic summer interns to join its features department. We are looking for students working toward a degree in journalism or English, who are interested in women's lifestyle magazines. Ideal candidates will be organized, creative, self-motivated and passionate about the magazine. Interns will work closely with our features team to research and brainstorm ideas for articles on books, personal finance, pets, women entrepreneurs and women making differences in their communities. Interns will also have the chance to attend weekly production meetings and pitch meetings. Previous relevant internship experience is preferred, but not required.
offMetro.com, an award-winning online green travel resource covering car-free getaways from New York and San Francisco, is seeking part-time editorial interns to start in its offMetro NY offices immediately.
offMetro is expanding quickly, and is in the process of being acquired by one of the largest newspaper publishers in the world. The ideal candidate must have 1-2 years of writing experience in the online media and/or print publishing field.
A love of travel and ability to meet tight deadlines is essential. Interns may be asked to go on press trips—be it in the outer boroughs, upstate New York, or throughout the northeast—and deliver a story upon return. (It is not uncommon for editorial interns to travel internationally as well.) Interns will be expected to submit 1-2 short posts per week. Candidates with social media and photography skills will be given special consideration.
In addition to the travel perks, oM is a great place to grow your portfolio, refine your travel writing voice, and have your byline appear in several media outlets, including offMetro SF and its upcoming daily print section, as well its columns in the Huffington Post and Budget Travel. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn from seasoned journalists who've worked at such publications as the New Yorker, Los Angeles Magazine, Bicycling Magazine, Marie Claire, and the New York Times.
This internship is unpaid, but can lead to freelance positions.
We are looking for:
*Strong writing ability
*Experience in online media or print publishing
*Ability to work independently and on deadline
*Photography skills
*Social Media savvy
Please email a resume and one relevant writing sample to the editor, Lauren Matison at lauren@offmetro.com