INTERNS

Why get coffee and answer phones for the networks when you can get real experience in TV production as a on camera reporter, script assistant, field producer and production assistant. The qualifying criteria is you must be a student during the time you are in the internship. You must be a full-time matriculated junior, senior or graduate student majoring in Broadcasting Journalism or Television Production with good verbal communications be above 2.5 for undergrad and 3.0 for graduate students.All interns must commit a minimum of 14 hours per week.

Prospective interns should have the ability to tell a story on camera and look professional. Story projects are assigned to the reporters with deadlines. Besides reporting other responsibilities consist of researching development, scriptwriting and editing. Familiarity with ENG/ EFP equipment and videotape editing is helpful.

Produce, research and prepare scripts for broadcast television. Also produce both in-house and public presentations. Knowledge of Word processing applications, scriptwriting applications, video production process and post-production process is preferred.

Field production in camera operation, lighting and sound. Work with staff in pre-production, production and post-produciton in compliting assigned projects.

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