Television & Film Internships

Overview

Television and film are notably competitive industries in all corners of the globe. This career field is available both online & in our hubs of London, New York & Melbourne.

A leading television internship or film production internship will open your eyes and broaden your horizons. Be inspired by different perspectives and start thinking outside the box so that you can get ahead in this creative industry. Television and film offer some of the most glamorous and coveted careers that exist. A high-quality television and film internship will set you up for success in the competitive job market.

Remote TV & Film Internships

Have you considered completing a remote TV internship or film production internship from the comfort of your own home? Our global online internship program includes a flexible television & film internship to fit your schedule, best-in-class career advancement training and twelve-month access to exclusive, real-time keynote career talks from global business leaders. Learn more about our virtual internship program.

Responsibilities

Pre-production revision and editing of screenplays and dialogue
You may find yourself deeply involved in the creative process of refining screenplays and dialogue for television and film projects. This may entail analyzing scripts, suggesting revisions for improved storytelling, and collaborating with writers and directors to ensure the narrative vision is effectively conveyed.

Executing production assistant duties
You might take on a variety of essential responsibilities during the production phase. These may include setting up background scenes, assisting with the arrangement of props and lighting, and maintaining detailed notes for directors and production teams to ensure continuity and efficiency on set.

Post-production editing with programs such as Final Cut Pro
You may get hands-on experience in the post-production phase, where you could be tasked with editing and fine-tuning footage using software like Final Cut Pro. This may involve cutting scenes, adjusting audio, and working closely with editors to enhance the visual and auditory elements of the final product, contributing to the overall quality of the television and film projects.