Us Weekly is currently looking for well-qualified individuals to intern in the editorial department of the magazine's New York headquarters. Interns must be highly-motivated, organized, upbeat and responsible individuals with an interest in celebrity news and pop culture.
Interns are expected to work a minimum of two full days from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. (but should understand that longer hours are sometimes required as we work to meet deadlines to close the issue.)
Some duties that will be expected of interns include: conducting phone interviews, transcribing taped interviews, conducting man-on-the street polls, researching, covering red carpet events and press junkets/conferences on behalf of the magazine, taking notes on celebrity TV appearances, and some routine office duties.
Internship is unpaid, and school credit is available but not required.
Photo responsibilities include photo research, location scouting, finding props for shoots, calling vendors, and assisting the Photo Editor and Photo Director. Interns should be responsible, have a strong work ethic, be able to work independently, and be incredibly detail oriented. They should be comfortable and effective communicating over the phone, in person, and via e-mail. Prior office and magazine experience is a plus. Photography or Art majors preferred.
Candidates must be in the NYC area, enthusiastic, proactive, able to receive school credit and available two more days per week.
Harper’s Bazaar is looking for two or three editorial interns to work in the Features department starting immediately. The job responsibilities include researching entertainment and culture-related stories; maintaining a frequently updated culture list; helping to develop content for future issues; transcribing interviews; keeping track of packages received, and performing some administrative tasks.
Ideally looking for students who can work two full days a week. The position is unpaid, and you must receive college credit for the internship.
Tell New Yorkers where to go and what to do in the city each week as an intern in the Village Voice's calendar department for the fall semester. Duties include pitching ideas to the editors of the calendar section, fact-checking event listings, researching events at various venues, writing brief event descriptions for our website, and contributing short weekly entertainment pieces (which do pay a little) to our Voice Choices section in print.
HouseBeautiful.com is seeking an online editorial intern for the Fall semester. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: generating story ideas; building and writing flipbooks; photo and editorial research; blogger and site outreach; and much more. Blogging, html, and Photoshop experience preferred but not required.
The internship is for 2-3 days a week, and you must be able to receive school credit. Please send resume and cover letter to hbusocial@hearst.com
The editorial department at Delish.com, MSN and Hearst Digital Media's food and recipe Web site, is seeking interns to assist in ALL THINGS FOOD:
• day-to-day research
• editing recipes in our content management system
• reporting and writing
• daily social media activities
• brainstorming.
The candidate must have a love of food, a familiarity with recipes, an eye for detail, and the ability to work under deadline. Prior web experience is a plus. In exchange for hard work and effort, you will receive exceptional experience and an open door of opportunity. Hearst Digital Media is willing to work with your schedule, but you must commit to a minimum of 16 hours per week. This is an unpaid internship, for which you must receive school credit.
Esquire magazine is looking for two part-time interns to join its online department in New York City this fall, starting late August or early September. This is a very hands-on job—interns will help the web editors report, write, edit, photo-research, and produce stories. The ideal applicant is a web-savvy self-starter who’s passionate about all things politics, pop culture, media, and style. Candidates should have some journalism and/or web experience and excellent writing abilities. This is an unpaid internship, and interns must receive college credit. Additionally, one of the interns should be more style-focused, so an interest in fashion is a plus.
If interested, send a cover letter (in the body of the email), resume, and at least three clips to pschrodt@hearst.com by no later than August 10. Please write "Fall Internship" in the subject line.
The CBS News Internship Program is an educational program designed for students interested in pursuing a career in journalism, broadcasting or communication.
Assignments vary day-to-day. Interns can expect to log tapes, coordinate script, research stories, conduct preliminary interviews, assist during shoots, select footage, perform light clerical duties and assist staff members.
Country Living is looking for two editorial interns with an interest in
arts and crafts,interior design, travel, and food to work in the features
department this fall (Sept to Jan). The job responsibilities include:
researching story topics; helping to develop content for future issues;
calling in samples; transcribing interviews; and performing some
administrative tasks. Students who can work three days a week (20 hours per
week) will be given priority, but we can be flexible for an especially
strong candidate. The position is unpaid, and you must receive college
credit for the internship.
American Baby magazine, published by Meredith, is looking for an enthusiastic and energetic editorial intern for the fall 2011 semester. This position will provide an exciting opportunity to work one-on-one with editors while assisting with research, fact-checking, some writing and Web projects. Intern will attend staff meetings and press events, and have the opportunity to assist on photo shoots.