Aperture Entertainment, a small, busy management / production company seeks interns for 2010. Standard intern duties and hours apply with tons of opportunity to participate creatively in company and client projects. Ideally looking for somebody who can work 2-3 days a week for at least 3 months. Must be comfortable with a dog in the office. Please submit cover letter, references and resume to agasst@aperture-ent.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Beverly Hills Internship
Production/Management Company in Beverly Hills seeks office interns for the fall season to start immediately. Required availability is two days a week M-F, 9AM-7PM. Duties will range from general office tasks to providing creative input as well as performing research. Applicants should be proficient with Mac and PC computers and be able to handle phones. Unpaid; mileage reimbursed. School credit required. Please send cover letters and resumes as attachments to officeinterns@gmail.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
IndieVest Pictures is seeking interns for 2-3 days a week
IndieVest Pictures is seeking interns for 2-3 days a week
Strong Management seeks interns to start immediately. Duties include phones, research, covering breakdowns, filing, coordinating appointments. Interns must have reliable transportation and a positive, hard-working attitude. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to learn about the management business. Please send cover letters and resumes to: bevassist@bstrongmanagement.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Strong Management seeks interns to start immediately. Duties include phones, research, covering breakdowns, filing, coordinating appointments. Interns must have reliable transportation and a positive, hard-working attitude. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to learn about the management business. Please send cover letters and resumes to: bevassist@bstrongmanagement.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / COORDINATOR POSITION FOR PRODUCER'S REP / ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / COORDINATOR POSITION
FOR PRODUCER'S REP / ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Executive Producer/Entertainment Attorney's office immediately seeking executive assistant/coordinator with interest in film and TV international and domestic sales, financing, marketing, publicity, distribution, and entertainment law.
Organized multi-tasker, PC proficient with Internet skills, and 55+ wpm typing, and solid administrative and accounting skills especially with Excel. Strong knowledge/interest in independent film markets, festival circuit, production companies, and agencies an asset.
Exciting position for someone to help develop new projects and also have input on new scripts. Entry-level position with great potential for advancement.
Pay is $450 per week.
TO APPLY:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from Jeff Gund at INFOLIST.com for priority consideration, and email your COVER LETTER and RESUME asap (all attachments MUST be pdf format ONLY) to:
entesquire@aol.com
OR Fax to (310) 914-7927
No Calls please.
FOR PRODUCER'S REP / ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Executive Producer/Entertainment Attorney's office immediately seeking executive assistant/coordinator with interest in film and TV international and domestic sales, financing, marketing, publicity, distribution, and entertainment law.
Organized multi-tasker, PC proficient with Internet skills, and 55+ wpm typing, and solid administrative and accounting skills especially with Excel. Strong knowledge/interest in independent film markets, festival circuit, production companies, and agencies an asset.
Exciting position for someone to help develop new projects and also have input on new scripts. Entry-level position with great potential for advancement.
Pay is $450 per week.
TO APPLY:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from Jeff Gund at INFOLIST.com for priority consideration, and email your COVER LETTER and RESUME asap (all attachments MUST be pdf format ONLY) to:
entesquire@aol.com
OR Fax to (310) 914-7927
No Calls please.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Columbia College Hollywood - High School Day
Dear Prospective Student,
If you're still dreaming of a career in the film and television industry, get off the couch and join Columbia College Hollywood at our next Experience CCH Day on Friday, July 29th, 2011 from 11am-3pm. During our Experience CCH day, you'll learn how our students have gotten jobs on some of Hollywood's biggest films including Avatar, Twilight: Eclipse and Transformers 3.
You'll also tour our campus and see a live student production in action, meet with admissions and financial aid representatives , meet faculty members and hear about our newest class taught by Academy Award nominee James Franco (127 hours). To read more about our James Franco taught class, please click the link below.
THE JAMES FRANCO CLASS AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOLLYWOOD
At CCH, you learn from Emmy and Oscar winners, with emphases in Directing, Producing, Screenwriting, Cinematography, Entertainment Business or Editing/Visual Effects. You learn the whole art and the whole business, and then put your art to work in the business. Our flexible class schedule also lets you work while you study. With a currently difficult job market and with the entertainment industry being almost recession-proof, now is the perfect time to continue your education and work toward a job in entertainment. And you graduate with a hot production reel and a real degree, not just a certificate.
Our college offers either a Bachelor of Fine Arts or an Associate of Fine Arts degree in film and/or television production, so whether you want to be a director, screenwriter, producer, editor, cinematographer or all of the above, we'll give you the hands-on skills you need to succeed in the entertainment industry. And for Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors in high school, we also have a Summer Filmmaking program to help you get your feet wet and even earn you college credit!
To reserve your place for our Open House, simply reply to this email with the number of guests in your group and consider yourself confirmed. And best of all, if you apply for admission during our Open House, we'll WAIVE our standard $50.00 application fee. If you can't make this Open House but still want to tour Columbia College Hollywood, call us or visit our website and click the "Visit Us" link and we'll be happy to arrange a separate tour just for you.
If you have general questions about our program or need any additional information, feel free to give us a call or email your questions to admissions@columbiacollege.edu.
If you need driving directions to our campus, click here.
We hope to see you on Friday, July 29th between 11am and 3pm!
The Admissions Team
Columbia College Hollywood
If you're still dreaming of a career in the film and television industry, get off the couch and join Columbia College Hollywood at our next Experience CCH Day on Friday, July 29th, 2011 from 11am-3pm. During our Experience CCH day, you'll learn how our students have gotten jobs on some of Hollywood's biggest films including Avatar, Twilight: Eclipse and Transformers 3.
You'll also tour our campus and see a live student production in action, meet with admissions and financial aid representatives , meet faculty members and hear about our newest class taught by Academy Award nominee James Franco (127 hours). To read more about our James Franco taught class, please click the link below.
THE JAMES FRANCO CLASS AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOLLYWOOD
At CCH, you learn from Emmy and Oscar winners, with emphases in Directing, Producing, Screenwriting, Cinematography, Entertainment Business or Editing/Visual Effects. You learn the whole art and the whole business, and then put your art to work in the business. Our flexible class schedule also lets you work while you study. With a currently difficult job market and with the entertainment industry being almost recession-proof, now is the perfect time to continue your education and work toward a job in entertainment. And you graduate with a hot production reel and a real degree, not just a certificate.
Our college offers either a Bachelor of Fine Arts or an Associate of Fine Arts degree in film and/or television production, so whether you want to be a director, screenwriter, producer, editor, cinematographer or all of the above, we'll give you the hands-on skills you need to succeed in the entertainment industry. And for Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors in high school, we also have a Summer Filmmaking program to help you get your feet wet and even earn you college credit!
To reserve your place for our Open House, simply reply to this email with the number of guests in your group and consider yourself confirmed. And best of all, if you apply for admission during our Open House, we'll WAIVE our standard $50.00 application fee. If you can't make this Open House but still want to tour Columbia College Hollywood, call us or visit our website and click the "Visit Us" link and we'll be happy to arrange a separate tour just for you.
If you have general questions about our program or need any additional information, feel free to give us a call or email your questions to admissions@columbiacollege.edu.
If you need driving directions to our campus, click here.
We hope to see you on Friday, July 29th between 11am and 3pm!
The Admissions Team
Columbia College Hollywood
Last Chance: Writing for TV 2011 Almost Sold Out
TICKETS SELLING FAST! SIGN UP NOW FOR THE WRITERS GUILD FOUNDATION’S ANNUAL TV DAY
WRITING FOR TELEVISION 2011
What You Need to Know About Your Career in Television Writing
Saturday, July 30, 2011
9:15am to 7pm
At the WGF/WGA headquarters, 7000 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
SPEAKERS/PANELISTS (confirmed subject to availability):
Speakers and moderators will include writers Chris Brancato, Brannon Braga and writing staff from Terra Nova, Doug Ellin, Jane Espenson, Jay Kogen, Andrew Marlowe, Bill Prady, Shonda Rhimes, Shawn Ryan, plus Ari Greenburg (agent, WME), Ryan Ly (agent CAA), Patrick Moran (Senior VP, Creative Development, ABC), and Maira Suro (Senior VP, Development & Current Programming, Universal Cable), Pam Veasey
GET TICKETS NOW
9:15 Registration
10:00 PANEL – THE STATE OF PLAY
How are television and the role of writers changing in the current environment? How does the television writer thrive against the challenges of online competition, DVR, cable, and satellite? What do cutting costs mean to the working writer? To the writer trying to get staffed? What does the future hold for the scripted television writer? What’s the current state of the market?
A panel of writers, execs and agents.
11:30 Break
12:00 PANEL – ANATOMY OF A SHOW
How do you create a show from the ground up? What are the elements you need to consider? How do you evaluate an idea in terms of what will and won’t work? How do you deliver on great expectations? How does the process in the writers’ room work? How do you develop the through story over time?
The showrunner and several writing staff from the upcoming show Terra Nova will discuss these and other issues.
1:30 Lunch
2:30 PANEL – THE 800 POUND GORILLA
What exactly is involved in being a showrunner? Join a panel of writer producers as they discuss their current status as both writers and production entities. How did they get their show to hit status and how do they keep it there? How do they take care of their own writing careers while also running a hit show? How do they guide other writers the process that they themselves have successfully navigated? How do they balance work and real life? What will they do differently next time?
Several top showrunners tell all.
4:00 Break
4:30 PANEL – BREAKING IN
Join a panel of writers as they share their experiences of breaking into the television business. How did they break in? What did they do? How long did it take? What is their advice to up and coming writers who’ve yet to be staffed? What was some of the best and worst advice they got when they were trying to break in? What are the keys to not just breaking in but staying in the business?
A mix of seasoned and new writers plus representation discuss these and other questions.
6:00 Wine & cheese reception in library
GET TICKETS NOW!
Prices include all-day parking, lunch, and evening reception.
$150 - General
$125 - WGA member with ID*
$110 - Student with dated, current full-time ID, and active duty military or veterans*
*Valid ID must be shown at check in or General price will be charged.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Cancellations received prior to 5pm, Monday July 25: Full refund less $20 processing fee
Cancellations received by 5:01pm 7/25/11 to 5pm Thursday July 28: 50% refund
NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED AFTER 5PM 7/28/11.
Call 323-782-4692 if you need to cancel.
Visit www.WGFoundation.org for full info, updates, and tickets to all events.
WRITING FOR TELEVISION 2011
What You Need to Know About Your Career in Television Writing
Saturday, July 30, 2011
9:15am to 7pm
At the WGF/WGA headquarters, 7000 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
SPEAKERS/PANELISTS (confirmed subject to availability):
Speakers and moderators will include writers Chris Brancato, Brannon Braga and writing staff from Terra Nova, Doug Ellin, Jane Espenson, Jay Kogen, Andrew Marlowe, Bill Prady, Shonda Rhimes, Shawn Ryan, plus Ari Greenburg (agent, WME), Ryan Ly (agent CAA), Patrick Moran (Senior VP, Creative Development, ABC), and Maira Suro (Senior VP, Development & Current Programming, Universal Cable), Pam Veasey
GET TICKETS NOW
9:15 Registration
10:00 PANEL – THE STATE OF PLAY
How are television and the role of writers changing in the current environment? How does the television writer thrive against the challenges of online competition, DVR, cable, and satellite? What do cutting costs mean to the working writer? To the writer trying to get staffed? What does the future hold for the scripted television writer? What’s the current state of the market?
A panel of writers, execs and agents.
11:30 Break
12:00 PANEL – ANATOMY OF A SHOW
How do you create a show from the ground up? What are the elements you need to consider? How do you evaluate an idea in terms of what will and won’t work? How do you deliver on great expectations? How does the process in the writers’ room work? How do you develop the through story over time?
The showrunner and several writing staff from the upcoming show Terra Nova will discuss these and other issues.
1:30 Lunch
2:30 PANEL – THE 800 POUND GORILLA
What exactly is involved in being a showrunner? Join a panel of writer producers as they discuss their current status as both writers and production entities. How did they get their show to hit status and how do they keep it there? How do they take care of their own writing careers while also running a hit show? How do they guide other writers the process that they themselves have successfully navigated? How do they balance work and real life? What will they do differently next time?
Several top showrunners tell all.
4:00 Break
4:30 PANEL – BREAKING IN
Join a panel of writers as they share their experiences of breaking into the television business. How did they break in? What did they do? How long did it take? What is their advice to up and coming writers who’ve yet to be staffed? What was some of the best and worst advice they got when they were trying to break in? What are the keys to not just breaking in but staying in the business?
A mix of seasoned and new writers plus representation discuss these and other questions.
6:00 Wine & cheese reception in library
GET TICKETS NOW!
Prices include all-day parking, lunch, and evening reception.
$150 - General
$125 - WGA member with ID*
$110 - Student with dated, current full-time ID, and active duty military or veterans*
*Valid ID must be shown at check in or General price will be charged.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Cancellations received prior to 5pm, Monday July 25: Full refund less $20 processing fee
Cancellations received by 5:01pm 7/25/11 to 5pm Thursday July 28: 50% refund
NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED AFTER 5PM 7/28/11.
Call 323-782-4692 if you need to cancel.
Visit www.WGFoundation.org for full info, updates, and tickets to all events.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Myriad Picture Needs An Intern!
Myriad Pictures, a Santa Monica based development, production and film sales company is looking for interns. Tasks include reading, coverage, participation in weekend read meetings, general office duties, etc. Applicants should be motivated, detail-oriented, and proficient in MS Office. This is an incredible opportunity to experience multiple aspects of the film industry. Internship is unpaid. Participants MUST be eligible for academic credit. Hiring immediately. Flexible schedule. Apply to myriadinternship@yahoo.com<
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures (credits include the upcoming AMC series "The Walking Dead", "Incredible Hulk", "Armageddon", "Terminator 1
Development Interns needed at Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures (credits include the upcoming AMC series "The Walking Dead", "Incredible Hulk", "Armageddon", "Terminator 1 & 2", "Aliens", etc). Duties include script coverage and research on active projects, as well as general administrative. Looking for people that can start ASAP, as well as this Fall. Must have previous intern experience to be considered. Send resumes to vmp@valhallapix.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Friday, July 1, 2011
Fall Internship
September/early October. Duties include reading scripts, writing coverage, and general administrative tasks. This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to all aspects of the filmmaking process. Ideal candidates should be students enrolled in a college or university with excellent writing skills. This is an unpaid internship. Please send a brief cover letter and resume to ivpinterns@gmail.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
Seeking Motivated Intern!
Busy independent film sales company looking for highly motivated intern. Tasks include assisting the President and VP, especially during film markets, script coverage, basic office duties including filing, research, data entry and creating materials for distributors. Applicants should be computer literate, well spoken, organized and have the ability to multitask. Internship allows for small stipend depending on hours worked. Please send cover letter and resume to cmg@cinemamanagementgroup.com
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
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