Must be social media savvy and enjoy creating content. Can work remotely. Unpaid. Offer school credit if required.

Duties include reading scripts and providing thoughtful and timely coverage, running errands, and covering the desk as needed. Car required, lunch provided. Hours are 10am to 6:00pm.

Picture Perfect Federation, an international studio with 15 shows in production, is seeking Spring 2020 Interns for the Beverly Hills office. This is unpaid and school credit is required. Interns will learn about film and TV development.

Responsibilities include reading/evaluating scripts, books and article submissions, pitching material to executives, compiling film festival grids/look books, and researching. The experience is meant to expose interns to the world of film development and the processes/infrastructure of a production company.

Minimum two to three months, two to three days a week. Intern activities: Scheduling social media posts across Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, promoting company projects and producers, using MailChimp to send out newsletters, may get the chance to do script coverage and give editing notes.

Minimum two to three months, two to three days a week. Starts January 2020. Duties include script coverage and notes on internal and external projects, research, creating presentations/pitches, giving editing notes, talent management, casting, event marketing, video editing, etc.

Internships will be unpaid and must be for credit. Candidates should have a strong desire to learn about literary management and/or script development. Primary duty will be script coverage. Bellevue specializes in working with emerging voices amongst screenwriters and filmmakers.

The company’s active slate is comprised of television, film, animation, and a Broadway musical opening in December. Responsibilities include heavy reading and coverage, research, office errands, and participation in weekly development meetings. We’re a small team, so great opportunity to receive hands- on experience. Unpaid, school credit required, located in Hollywood.

You will have the opportunity to read many scripts/books/etc. and write coverage, learn proper phone etiquette, and work on research projects for the principal producers. Applicants must have excellent writing skills, interest in film/TV, and a willingness to learn! The internship is unpaid, and academic credit is required.

Interns have the opportunity to see how marketing campaigns are developed and executed, and will learn about working in an agency environment with a focus on entertainment clients.

At the intersection of technology and entertainment, HC’s team has overseen the casting and production of English dubbing and videogame performances including Fallout 4, Life is Strange and Destiny. HC also consults with VR and new media companies on how to integrate dramatic performances in their projects.

Main responsibilities include script coverage, research assignments related to upcoming projects, and general administrative duties. Participation in creative meetings is also encouraged. Fast- paced environment, so multi-tasking and attention to detail are essential. Must receive college credit and be available two days per week.

We are looking for motivated self-starters who want to learn more about development and production. Our interns maintain our office space as well as research projects, write coverage, and cover desks for assistants. You must be able to receive college credit.

Internship provides a broad understanding of the entertainment industry. Ideal candidates are resourceful, great at research and organized. Must be able to start January/February 2020. Internship for school credit only. Please submit resume with a cover letter. Must include why you are interested and also why you are a great fit to apply.

Duties include writing script coverage, completing research projects casting grids, helping with desk coverage, and assisting with general office tasks. Interns will have the opportunity throughout the semester to participate in executive Q&A lunches with managers, producers, and assistants. The internship is unpaid and must be for college credit.

Seeking Interns to support the creative department. Our interns will perform administrative tasks, prepare lists, write coverage, track industry news, and will shadow assistants and participate content conversations. This is a non-paid internship and you must receive college credit for this position. Reliable transportation required.

Responsibilities include covering scripts, managing client materials, tracking projects, and general admin tasks. Candidates should have superior communication and writing skills. This is a part- time, unpaid position. Applicants MUST be enrolled full time in an undergraduate institution, receive school credit, and be available to work two full days per week beginning in January.

We are a small, closely-knit company and you will be working directly with our managers, development team, and administrative staff. The ideal candidate is dependable, eager to learn, and a quick, smart reader. Previous experience covering scripts is a plus, but not required. We are looking for people to come in 2 – 3 days per week, but are willing to work around schedules for the right candidate. This internship is for course credit.

Trainees begin in the mailroom before progressing to a department. Trainees benefit from both direct experience and dedicated training that prepares them for a variety of entertainment careers or for possible advancement to agent. Responsibilities include script coverage, heavy phones, rolling calls and providing administrative support. Must be detailed, organized with a high level of initiative.

We are a growing production company with a first look deal at a major studio with several film and TV projects at various stages of development. This is a great opportunity for those who are interested in producing and the creative process. This is unpaid, for school credit if needed.

Internship provides a broad understanding of the entertainment industry. Ideal candidates are resourceful, great at research and organized. Must be able to start January/February 2020. Internship for school credit only. Please submit resume with a cover letter. Must include why you are interested and also why you are a great fit to apply.

Although interns will be asked to fulfill general administrative duties, they will also have the opportunity to read scripts and voice opinions. A strong interest in learning about the industry and the ability to write coverage is necessary.

This is a unique opportunity if interested in exploring the entertainment industry. We require a strong degree of multi-tasking, a sharp focus, client-driven. Must be articulate, with excellent communication skills. We require at least two full days a week. School credit mandatory.

We’re a boutique production company headed by film and TV producer Mark Burton. We have several projects in all stages of development, so an interest for TV & film development is definitely encouraged. This is an unpaid internship – all applicants must be eligible for school credit.

Duties include reading scripts and providing thoughtful and timely coverage, running errands, and covering the desk as needed. Car required, lunch provided. Hours are 10am to 6:00pm.

Candidates should have a general interest in talent representation, film/tv production, and digital branding. Candidates must also be organized with attention to detail; be able to acquire excellent phone skills, and be able to adapt to the day-to-day operations in a fast-paced environment.

Responsibilities include reading scripts, writing coverage, answering phones, running errands, etc. This internship is paid and mileage is reimbursed. Interns must be enrolled in school, provide a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance and be available two to three days a week.