ENTERTAINMENT INTERNSHIPS

ABC, Inc.
Internship Program
77 West 66th St., 13th Floor
New York, NY 10023
Attention: Internship Program
Internships are offered year-round and open only to undergraduate
Junios and Seniors enrolled in an accredited College or University.
Internships are unpaid and students must be eligible to earn academic
credit in the form of units.
In your correspondence, be sure to include the days of the week and
number of hour you would be available and what department you are
interested in working.

ABC News Productions– Television/Video Internship
ABC NEWS PRODUCTIONS INTERNSHIP OUTLINE Who we are: ABC News Productions
(ABCNP) develops and prduces a wide variety of programming for a number
of cable TV networks. This includes a majority of “Biography” programs
that air on A&E. Some include the Biographies of Private Jessica Lynch,
om Hanks, Carlos Santana and Dr. Phil. ABCNP also produces
documentaries for Discovery Channel, Discovery Health, TLC, Court TV,
Travel Channel and ABC Family. Some of our documentaries include 9/11
Babies, Crime Against Amrica, The CIA in the Middle East, The Court TV
Safety Challenge and Gangs of New York. Our interns: Interns are
selected from a large group of undergraduate applicants on the basis of
a demonstrated commitment to journalism, a high level of academic and
extra-curricular achievement, a positive attitude toward contributing to
our workplace, and the ability to bring a diverse background or
experience to ABC News Productions. Applicants submit a letter and
resum, and are interviewed in person or by phone when not in the
Tri-State area. Our program: Interns do work comparable to that done by
Production Associates, with whom the interns will primarily work.
Interns are infomally assigned to a team, comprising a Producer,
Associate Producer, and one or more Production Associates. Interns then
receive training in library research; ABC News database research;
videotape ordering, logging, and dubbing - and many other
documentary-specifi tasks. Three phases of training  Tape dubbing,
database research, and use of ABCs research center are mandatory for
all interns. From this, and from their work with their production teams,
interns will learn skills that are highly specialized to televiion and
difficult to obtain outside of the professional sphere. They will learn
about professional conduct and responsibility as it applies to the
cooperative environment of television, how to work toward meeting
deadlines, and how the creative and technical aspects of the vide
medium work together. ABC News Productions coordinates its intern
program with ABC News Human Resources. Care is taken to obey all
relevant corporate guidelines and state and federal laws. Interns MUST
be able to receive school credit. Contact Info:
Vanesa Murphy
157 Columbus Avenue, 4th FL
New York, NY 10023
Phone: 212-456-3506
Fax: 212-456-4082

ABC NEWS
ABC News is offering internships to qualified students interested in
pursuing a career in broadcast journalism. Interns will be placd on ABC
News programs and in departments in our New York office where they will
be exposed to all aspects of network news. Interns will gain knowledge
in the production of news programs and the implementation of news
coverage. To be eligible, applicants must have attained at least a
junior year standing in an undergraduate program. The internships are
non-paying and non-technical in nature. Applicants must receive academic
credit in return for the internship.
Please email your resume and cover letter to:
Nissa.Walton-Booker at abc.com

AL ROKER PRODUCTIONS-INTERN. Al Roker Productions, Inc. is a
fast-growing, highly efficient company dedicated to producing
top-quality programs for cable and network television. The company is
headed by one of America’s most trusted television personalities. Al
Roker’s name and stellar reputation give his company unprecedented
access to people and resources often unavailable to other roduction
teams. Qualifications: This is a fast-paced position that requires
someone energetic and motivated with excellent communication skills and
a professional phone manner. This individual must also have exceptional
organizational and writing skills and attention to detail. The candidate
should possess the ability to prioritize and work on multiple projects
at once. Prior office experience is necessary an industry experience is
preferred. Unpaid; ACADEMIC CREDIT REQUIRED. (Note: BEFORE you apply,
read the requirements for doing a credit internship through the
journalism department at:
http://journalism.nyu.edu/careerservices/cicourse/requirements.html
.)
Production Intern: The production interns work primarilywith our
in-house shows and our development team. The responsibilities could be,
but are not limited to the following: * assist in the creation of post
production bibles * log tapes * help with shoot schedules * assist on
local shoots * research story or show ideas * assistwith general office
duties. Please send resume via e-mail to Tonya Facey at tonya at alroker.com.
Anatomy Media– Television/Video Internship
A production company/creative agency specializing in the promotion and
maketing of major television networks and the production of film
trailers seeks a detail-oriented intern with an interest in post
production. The intern will be expected to take on administrative duties
(filing, copying, answering phones, etc.) as well as traditional
Production Assistant responsibilities such as logging and dubbing tapes,
going on runs, and conducting internet research. Because Anatomy Media
is a small company, there is a lot of opportunity to learn about the
industry and experience what it is like to work in this field. Skills:
College Junior or Senior. General office skills; cmputer literate and
internet savvy; strong communication skills (verbal and written) and
organizational skills. Must be able to intern 2-4 days per week. The
ideal intern will be energetic, creative, and willing to work hard.
Business hours for Anatomy Media are M-F 9:30am to 630pm. Candidates
must have demonstrated responsibility and be enthusiastic about working
in the production field. This is a NON-PAID internship, lunch will be
provided.
Contact Info:
Julie Shuler
56 West 45th Street, Suite 1602
ew York, NY 10036
E-Mail: julie at anatomymedia.com

CBS NEWS
Summer Session - June through August
To be considered, you must have junior or senior undergraduate standing.
Graduate students can also apply. Students must have a 3.0 G.P.A. or
above. If interested in applying, he following documentation must be
submitted.
Application- Please download application for the following website:
http://www.cbs.com/info/user_services/info_faq_contact_us.shtml
Resume
Two letters of recommendation:
One from a professor/advisr
One from a previous employer
Two page essay on “The Value of an Internship”
A letter of credit from your college/university stating that you will
receive course credit for the intenship. You can only participate in
the program if you are receiving college credit.
Transcript
Application materials can be faxed e-mailed, or mailed.
Contact:
Eldra Rodriguez Gillman
Director, Professional Advancement and nternships
Address:
CBS News
524 West 57th Street
New York, New York 10019
Fax:
212-975-6699
E-mail:
internships at cbsnews.com

CBS 2 Internships
CBS 2 offers college students the opportunity to intern in one of our
many departments. Internships can be in either the fall, spring, winter
or summer season. To be considered for the program please send a cover
letter and resume to:

Mr. Rafael Rivera
WCBS-TV
524 West 57 Street
New York, NY 10019
ou must be a matriculating college student to participate in the
internship program.

NYC Internship Program–CBS NEWS
Are you interested in a college internship at CBS News?
CBS News is offering internships or undergraduate/graduate students
enrolled in the schools of Journalism, Broadcasting and Communications.
It is an educational program designed for students interested in
pursuing a career in those fields. The following information will answer
many of your questions.
Positios available. The number is limited and each is assigned on a
first-come, first-served basis. Placement is at the sole discretion of
the Director.
Time required. The internship requires a commitment of two full days per
week minimum during the fall an spring and full time during the summer.
Duties. They would vary depending upon departmental assignments. Duties
include but are not limited to: logging tapes, coordinating scripts,
research, viewer mail, and clerical duties.
Eligibility reuirements. You must currently be attending an accredited
college, entering your junior or senior years, and majoring in Broadcast
Journalism or Mass Communications. Participants should have basic
compute skills as well as excellent written and oral communication
skills and have at least a GPA of 3.0. Other eligible majors: Public
Relations, Marketing, Advertising, English, History, International
Studies, Poliical Science, Computer Science and Finance.
Additional requirements? CBS must receive written confirmation from your
college stating that you are receiving course credit for the internship.
Participation in the internship program is not a guarantee of future
employment
Interested students should forward the application and their resume, two
letters of recommendation, the letter of credit from your
university/college, school transcript and a two-page essay on “The Value
of an Internship
to:
Eldra Rodriguez Gillman
Director, Internship Program
CBS News
524 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019
If you have any questions, please call or write:
T: (212) 975-2114
F: (212) 975-6699
E: internships at cbsnews.com
Application materials can be submitted by mail, fax nd e-mail.
Evening News. (NY & DC) This broadcast covers news reports, features and
interviews by CBS News correspondents covering events throughout the
world. Intern must have strong research and computer skills nd
knowledge of Lexis-Nexis.
60 Minutes/60 Minutes II. (NY & DC) CBS News magazine with features,
focusing on people and events in the news and behind the headlines.
Intern must have strong research skills with knowledgein computers and
Lexis-Nexis a must.

48 Hours Investigates. (NY) A CBS News magazine that goes behind the
headlines to investigate  with cutting-edge style and journalistic
integrity  baffling crimes, heartless cams and compelling real-life
dramas. Intern must be organized, efficient with their time and
aggressive. Computer skills and proficiency with Lexis-Nexis required.
Strong interpersonal skills rcommended.
The Early Show/ The Saturday Early Show. (NY & DC) A hard-news broadcast
with breaking news reports and regular feature segments that cover
business and personal finance, consumer affairs, entertainmen, home
improvement, lifestyle and health. Intern must be organized and have
strong interpersonal skills. Computer skills helpful.
Sunday Morning. (NY) A news broadcast reviewing events of the preceding
week, celebrating human accmplishments and achievements and journeying
through the world of fine art, music, nature, sports, science and
Americana. Student should be organized, have strong interpersonal skills
and basic computer knowledge.BET Nightly News. (NY & DC) BET Nightly News is a newscast of record
that addresses topics, which are important to people of color. BET
Nightly News is produced by CBS News and has an editrial responsibility
to Black Entertainment Television. There is a diverse staff that
produces a 30-minute weeknight newscast. The mission is stated in the
newscast open and that is, it covers Our world, ourculture and our
issues.
Although the BET Nightly News is targeted to people of color,
the objective is to give a real sense of the news of the day and news
from a Black perspective to all viewers who tune into the broadcast. The
Bet Nightly News is looking fr interns who have a strong sense of
social commitment, interns who have a sense of community
and want to
learn how to produce a niche broadcast while bringing a broad base of
journalistic excellence into the produt. Intern should have strong
written and oral communication skills. Research and computer skills a must.
Up to the Minute. (NY) News every half-hour, combined with newsmaker and
topical feature interviews, sports, weather, enterainment and features.
News Productions. (NY) The production company within CBS News that
creates and distributes a diverse mix of original nonfiction and
reality-style programming for domestic d international markets,
including network and cable television, home video, DVD, audio books and
in-flight, as well as schools and libraries. CBS News Productions and
CBS Eye Too Productions produce programs across a wide spectrum of
genes, from history to science to entertainment. Intern should have
knowledge of logging tapes, research experience and general
administrative duties. Intern must have research and computer skills as
well as trong interpersonal skills.
Newspath. (NY & DC) This unit is responsible for feeding footage to CBS
stations and affiliates. This 24-hour-a-day news service feeds national
and international news, weather, sports, medicine and health reports,
bsiness and consumer news and a broad range of feature stories from
around the world. Intern should have strong written and oral
communication skills.
Radio News. (NY & DC) CBS Radio is Americas news leader, serving radio
stations with hourly newscasts, instnt coverage of breaking stories,
special reports, updates, features, customized reports and news feed
material. Every day, millions of Americans rely on CBS Radio News for
up-to-the-minute infrmation. Interests in broadcast journalism,
especially radio, a must. Intern should have basic knowledge of tape
editing and computers. Intern should, also, have fundamental concept of
reporting and research.
New Media. (NY) This department isresponsible for CBSNEWS.com website.
Students should have an interest in new media design. Photoshop and HTML
experience a plus. Responsibilities range from scanning images and text
to helping the unit with story conception, design and implementation.
ress Office. (NY) The press office serves as the liaison between CBS
News broadcasts/talent and the media. The department consists of a
director, publicists and publicity assistants who are responsible for
publicizingeach of the national news broadcast. An internship with the
press office is an opportunity to experience public relations in a
fast-paced, professional environment. Intern must be well organized,
have excellent written and oral communication skills. Computer
experience a must.
Advertising & Promotions. (NY) This unit produces the advertising and
promotions for all news broadcasts, which includes, television, radio,
and print promos, as well as affiliate sales tapes. The intern shoul be
interested in television and film production. Have some technical
background. Computer skills helpful.
Broadcast Marketing. (NY) This unit deals with all of the CBS News
broadcasts and acts as a liaiso between CBS News and all CBS
affiliates. An intern assigned to this unit must have a great phone
manner and be able to juggle several projects at one time. The ideal
candidate must be interested in marketing, producton and have some
sales ability. Depending on skills, an intern will
have an opportunity to learn how to book and produce satellite tours and
edit excerpts for affiliate use. At the same time the candidate must be
ptient and capable of handling various clerical assignments. Must enjoy
being a team player and pitching in when needed. There is a certain
amount of typing, research and photocopying. Intern should have skills
in marketing and enjoy writing.

CBS Sports (NYC) — INTERNSHIPS
College Credit May Be Available, $5 For Lunch
Company Description
Sports broadcasting.
Job Qualifications
Applicant must be in school and receive cllege credit. Interest in
various facets of broadcasting business. Strong interest in sports is a
plus.
Job Description
Program Scheduling Intern: Assist in analyzing and responding to program
proposals. Develo and compute sports ratings and analysis. Accumulate
competitive scheduling information. Assist in coordinating schedule
changes and proposals with CBS Affiliate Relations, Sales and outside
contacts. Assist Programing Department in NFL and NCAA planning sports
vignettes and sales related material. Intern will report to the
Director, Programming. Research Intern: Assist Sports Research
Department in various capacities during pre-NFL Season. Furnish
cassettes to production staff during editing sessions. Log interviews
and feature segments. Order and update all research material media
guid and sports manuals. Interns will gain thorough knowledge of CBS
Sports television production and research. Intern will report to Chief
Researcher. Tape Archives Intern: Assist the Production Services
Department with daily operations. The internship will focus on videotape
and music concerns for our weekend broadcasts. Responsibilities will
include assisting with numerous dub requests, research projects,
computer data input, music clearance and adjusting show titles of
videotape reels. The intern will interface with CBS Sports Production,
Operations, Business Affairs, Sales, Marketing and the Promotions
departments. Intern will report directly to the Manager, Production
Services. Public elations Intern: Publicity Intern will assist in the
day-to-day functions of the Sports Press department. Intern will perform
a wide variety of jobs including collecting and distributing stories
concerning CBS Sports talent, producton and broadcasts, updating
biographical information on talent and production, proofreading, fact
checking and filing press releases, answering phones, assist in
conference calls and ratings projects. Intern will report to
Vice-President, Communications. NCAA Marketing Intern: NCAA Marketing
Intern will assist in the day-to-day operations relative to sales/service.
This is an Equal Employment Opportunity
EMAIL RESUME TO:
Maureen DeBetham, Internship Coordinator
CB
Sports
51 West 52nd Street, 25th Floor
New York, NY 10019
212-975-5230
212-975-3402 FAX
mahetzel at cbs.com

CHARLIE ROSE– Unpaid Editorial and production interns
For college credit
2/3 days a week
Company Description
Charlie Rose is a nightly one-hour talk show that airs on over 200 PBS
stations throughout the United States. Making its ntionwide debut in
January 1993, the show is anchored by Charlie Rose, an Emmy
Award-winning journalist and correspondent for 60 Minutes II on CBS.
Job Qualifications
Editorial requirements: hours are approx. 9am-7pm. You must be a Junior
or higher in college. Preferred majors include English, Journalism,
History, Economics, Social Studies, Government, Communications,
Drama/Arts. Organization and research skills a must! Producton
requirements: hours are approx. 2pm-10pm. You must be familiar with
technical equipment (beta decks, time codes and logging, dubbing racks).
Organization and research skills a must! Note: as The Charlie Rose Show
is based in Manhattan, please only apply if you re in school in the
tri-state area.
Job Description
The Charlie Rose Show is looking for interns for the spring semester,
both editorial and production. Interns will be highly involved with
every aspet of running a daily television show. To apply, please email
a resume and a cover letter to crinterns at bloomberg.com, and make sure to
SPECIFY which internship you are applying for in the subject line. An
on-site interview will be required. Editorial responsibilities: research
guests and show topics, Green Room/meet and greet duties, and general
office maintenance. Production responsibilities: manage traffic of show
tapes,research and review video footage, dub show tapes, pick up and
deliver materials as needed around NYC.
Email Resume To:
Internship Coordinator
CHARLE ROSE
499 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022
crinterns at bloomberg.com

Clear Channel Entertainent Television– Television Intern
Description: Assist with the day to day development and production of
television shows
Research events/companies/ect. for production/operations
Assist in assembling production/operations materials for shows/events
Light office work (phones, fa, copy)
Requirements:
Student in good standing with his/her university/college
Knowledge of Word, Excel, and the Internet
Self motivated on projects
Active participant in office productions/events
Flexible hours
Contact: Lauren McDonald
Via Email: LaurenMcDonald at clearchannel.com
Do NOT send resume as text in body of email
Please send resume as an attachment
Via Fax: 917-421-5239

CNN New York
Submit resume and cover letter to:
CNN
New York
Inessa Gilman, Human Resources
5 Penn Plaz
New York, NY 10001
(212) 714-7818
Please indicate which area you are interested in participating
Resume acceptance is rolling

COMEDY CENTRAL
Eligibility: college freshmen, college sophomores, college juniors,
college seniors, international applicants
The only all-comedy cable network, Comedy Central (CC) was formed in
1991 through a merger between Viacom and HBO. Comedy Centrals
internsip program provides an exciting opportunity to experience
first-hand what it is like to work at a cable TV network. Interns work
in Marketing, Talent & Development, Programming Online, Corporate
Communication, Affiliate Relations, Fnance, Human Resources, Sales
Research, On-Air Promotions, Off-Air Creative, and Production.
FYI- Students have been tuning in to CCs internship program since the
channels founding; about 10 percent of former interns are hired for
full-time positons.
Deadlines: Rolling; Summer: 4/1
Human Resources Administrator; Comedy Central
1775 Broadway, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10019
(212) 767-8600

COURT TV — PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERNSHIP
Wage: Min wage.
Job Description
Public Relations Internship Looking for an organized, detail oriented
individual with
an interest in media or public relations. Intern will provide general
support to very busy Public Relations Department. Intern
responsibilities include copying/distributing daily press clippings,
performing office duties such as faxing, copying, mailing press
materials to media and others, and pitching stories. There will also be
onoing research projects for interns to compile press lists and events
information. Interns must be prepared for heavy administrative work.
Ideal candidate is a fast learner and a team player. Were a close-knit
and knowledgeable grou, and there is great potential for learning.
Interns have an opportunity to receive credits as compensation for their
hours (morning hours are preferred). If students are unable to receive
credit, Court TV pays minimum wage. Gnerally, interns work
20-30 hours a week over the course of the semester. Looking for someone
for the Spring semester, starting in January. Applications due A.S.A.P.
Reference code PR-LS
Apply via fax or at Courttv.com
Contact
Intenship Program
c/o Human Resources
COURT TV
212-973-7956 FAX
Scharles at Courttv.com

DATELINE- NBC
If you are interested in being a Dateline intern, please watch a
Dateline program of your choosing and senda one or two page critique of
the show you watched, along with a cover letter and resume to:
ROSEMARY P. BOBAY
Program Manager, Dateline NBC
30 Rockefeller Plaza, NY, NY l0ll2
You will be contactedafter receipt of the material. Please note the
following timetable for applying:
Summer: applications accepted January 1 through March 15;
Fall: applications accepted June 1 through August 15;
Spring: applications acceped September 1 through December l5
Internships generally last two to three months, depending on your school
schedule. There is flexibility in scheduling. This information applies
to those interested in our Washington, D.C. and Burbank bureaus, as
well. Your application materials will be forwarded to the proper person
at each bureau.

Entertainment Tonight (NYC)
This is a FULL TIME Unpaid Internship
Assist in daily office activities
Tape runs, answering phones, assisting in the Fed room, distributing
scripts, researching for shoots
Must live in NYC
Available 2 full days/week
Previous Television experience
Experience working with tapes( i.e. dubbing) preferred
Able to work in extremely fast-aced environment
Able to NOT be star-struck!!
Internships are offered year round
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Entertainment Tonight
Attn: Leslie Neigher
1633 Broadway, 11th Floor
New York, NY
10019
Via Fax: 212. 654-7414

FOX Nws Channel– Public Relations Internship
PR Internship available for Summer in FOX News Channel’s media
relations department. Student should be energetic, organized and possess
good writing and communication skills with a strong desire to learn
public relations. Applicants should also have PR experience, whether
it’s inside or outside the classroom. SOME RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
~Drafting press releases to distribute to loca and national media
outlets ~Organizing and maintaining press kits ~Creating specialized
media lists ~Interns are given daily and long-term projects to be
completed during the semester **Juniors & Seniors: This is your chance
toget involved in all aspects of the public relations practice from
beginning to end in an upbeat, fast-paced atmosphere! **Academic credit
mandatory** **Daily transportation stipend provided**
Contact Info:
Lauren Kinelski
1211 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor
Ne York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-301-3000
Fax: 212-819-0816
E-Mail: lauren.kinelski at foxnews.com

GOOD MORNING AMERICA
Eligibility: college sophomores, college juniors, college seniors,
graduate students, international applicants
Fields: Television, Communications, Journalism , Telecommunications
Duration: 10-16 weeks: Summer, Fall, Spring
A production of ABC News, Good Morning America (GMA) is a two-hour, live
news and information show, hosted by Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer and
airing five days a week. Segments involve news, consumer information,
health issues, film reviews, and celebrity interviews. Working in
production support
capacities (e.g., answering hones, filing,
researching story ideas, screening tapes), interns are assigned to
nearly fifteen departments, including Entertainment, Booking, Promotion,
Consumer, Home Improvement, Production Management, Tape, Sience,
Medical, and Research.
Please send cover letter and resume to:
Internship Coordinator; Good Morning America
147 Columbus Avenue
New York, NY 10023
(212) 456-5900
Deadlines: Summer: 1/31

Last Call with Carson Daly– Summer Interns Needed
Last Call will be hirng interns for the Summer Semester in late April.
Come hang out at the NBC Studios in New York City and learn what its
like to work on a late night television sow. We are looking for
students to assist in overall production. We also need several interns
with web experience (html and/or Photoshop).

Please fax your cover letter along with your resume to Florencia Costa @
212-664-4011.
This internship is UNPAID and for SCHOOL CREDIT ONLY

Late Night with Conan O’Brien Internships- NBC
Internship positions in General Production,
Script, Casting, Research and Music. All positions are 5 days a week.
Students MUST be able to receive cllege credit for this internship.
Winter term starts 12/15, ends 1/29 Spring term starts 1/2, ends 6/1. Summer term stts 6/1, ends 9/1, application deadlne is 3/15/03. Fall
term starts 9/1, ends 12/30. Start and
end dates are slightly flexible.
General Production: Act as a runner for staff, assistin remote shoots
and perform administrative duties. Script: Prepare, photocopy, and
distribute scripts. Research: Research upcoming guests.
Must be able to receive college credit, and provide a letter stating
thison start date.
Music: Assist music coordinator with administrative duties and musical
guests.
Casting: Assist casting department in booking actors and administrative
tasks.
Please send Resume and cover letter to:
Saah Federowicz/ Internship Coordinator
30 Rockefeller Plaza
Suite 901 W
NY, NY 10112
(fax)212-664-4622

LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
Needs interns for the following interns in the following departments:
Writers, alent, Production, Research, Writers Production and Music. One
intern is assigned as a Floater. Interns work on projects specific to
their departments and perform general office duties. We also offer an
internship in ur Production Finance department to an Accounting or
Finance major.
If you are interested in a career in television, can get credit from
your college for an internship, and are available Monday-Friday
10AM-7PM, apply now. ith the exception of the Finance internship YOU
MUST BE AVAILABLE FULL TIME. Please note once again that YOU MUST BE
ENROLLED IN COLLEGE to be eligible to participate in our program.
Mail or fax a resume and cover letter to:
JanicePenino, Director, Human Resources
Late Show with David Letterman
1697 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
Fax number is (212) 975-5546.
Our application deadline is MARCH 1st. The Summer semester runs from
June through August.

LIFETIME TELEVISION
LIFETIE TELEVISION INTERNSHIPS
Intern/Extern
01/03/2006
Intern/Extern
All internships are unpaid

Openings Several

Location New York, NY

Hours 15 hours minimum - 10 weeks - Jan. 31 - Mar. 31
Company Description
Wewould like to invite you to apply for an amazing internship
experience! Lifetime is looking for intelligent, driven students, with a
passion for the media industry, who wish to put their education and
talent to work! Our program gives students a real look into the workings
of an industry leader and a chance to learn from the best and the
brightest in the industry. We offer many opportunities to learn about
the industry as a whole through weekly guest speaker luncheons with
senior taff, networking opportunities, and job search skills workshops.
If this sounds like the kind of hands on internship you’ve been looking
for, apply today!
Job Qualifications
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM CRITERIA: Open to undergraduates only. All
internships are unpaid and students must receive academic credit.
Students are required to intern a minimum of 15 hours per week during
the 10-week internship period. Job Description
The Lifetime Television Internship program strives to provide a sound
television experience to outstanding undergraduate students with an
interest in the cable industry. The program seeks to assist in
developing competency managing entry-level responsibilities while
promoting the professional development of dedicated students. We aim to
create an environment that will provide a challenging and rearding
experience to students through dedication to and focus on Lifetimes Core
Competencies: Teamwork, Leadership/Vision, Judgment,
Creativity/Innovation, and Accountability. TO APPLY: Winter/Sprin
internships in New York City are currently available in the following
departments: Engineering, Legal, New Media, Online, Research, Ad Sales,
Human Resources, Library Services, Production (On-Air, Promo, Print,
Post), Design, Library Services, Marketing, Programming, Cororate
Communications, Viewer Relations, Advertising & Promotions, Public
Affairs, and IT. If interested, please email a cover letter and resume
to internships at lifetimetv.com ASAP. Be
sure to indicate your area of
interest in the subject heading of the email.

How to Apply EMAIL RESUME
When to Apply ASAP
Contact Human Resources
LIFETIME TELEVISION
309 West 49th Street
New York, NY 10019
internships at lifetimetv.com

MONTEL WILLIAMS SHOW
The internship program at the Montel Williams Show is designed to train
the intern in all facets of our show. We offer internships all year
round, including the summer.
All students must receive credit from their universities to participate.
An internship at The Montel Williams Show is an excellent way for your
student to develop contacts, references and future jobs. They will
receive practical working knowledge of an office such as faxing as well
as learning how to distinguish a good guest for a talk show from reading
a letter.
Junior and Senior Communications majors preferred.
Please have all interested students fax or email their resumes and cover
letters to (212) 262-3731 attention Stacey.
The Production Office
Reading, sorting and responding to viewer mail
Assisting staff members
Logging tapes
Faxing, filing, answering phones
Audience Department
Take down ticket requests
Call and confirm booked audience members
Assist on tape days-usher duties
Assist department with mailings
Production Department
We tape three shows a day,
usually on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Interns are involved with all
aspects of taping. They assist the Production Assistants:
With paperwork, floor cards, etc.
Assisting guests, bringing them to makeup
All Production duties
Time Commitment
Paramounts policy states the intern must be receiving credit from their
university. The time requirement is twelve  sixteen hours a week (extra
hours are optional).
**If you have any questions please call Stacey at The Montel Williams
Show at (212) 830-0388 or Fax at (212) 262-3731.

MTV Networks Internship Program
MTV Networks has internships available in the following departments:
Affiliate Sales & Marketing Business and Legal Affairs / Production
Management/ Business Development / Animation / Communications / Consumer
Products Marketing/
Creative Services/ International Home Video / Human Resources / Finance/
Development/ Special Events/ Research / Radio Network/ Promotion/
Programming/
IS&T / Editorial/ Wardrobe / Web Design/ Travel Management/ Talent and
Artist/ Relations/ Production Planning & Design/ On-Air Graphics (motion
graphics) /
National Advertising Sales
Candidate Eligibility:
Students must be registered for an internship for academic credit with
their college or university, and must provide official documentation
upon acceptance of this internship.
Open to college upperclassmen (juniors/seniors) and eligible sophomores.
Must be available at least 2 full days a week for a minimum of 10 weeks
(no weekends).
The Program runs during the Spring, Summer and Fall semesters.
TO APPLY, PLEASE SEND A RESUME AND COVER LETTER INDICATING THE SEMESTER
YOU ARE APPLYING FOR AND THE AREA(S) OF INTEREST: (MS WORD ATTACHMENTS
ONLY OR CUT AND PASTE RESUME IN AN EMAIL MESSAGE).
MTV Networks Internship Program
1515 Broadway  16th floor
New York, NY 10036
FAX: 212-846-1473
EMAIL: internships at mtvn.com

MTV– SUMMER PROGRAM INTERNSHIPS
Company Description
We are looking for television majors to apply for our summer
program. The internship takes places at MTV studios in New York City
(1515 Broadway).
Job Qualifications
” Students must be in their junior or senior year ” Students must be
able to receive college credit for their internship. This is an unpaid
internship. ” Students must be able to give a minimum of three days a
week. 4-5 days is ideal. ” The summer program begins in early June and
runs through the end of August/beginning of September. Students must be
able to stay the entire length of the program. ” Students must have
television/production classes under their belt. ” Students must provide
their own housing and transportation ” Students must be willing to have
fun and enjoy their time with us! Faxes can be sent to: Fax #:
212.258.8719 Attention: Koren Photopoulos Subject: Northwestern
University and MTV
Job Description
The internship will allow students to rotate weekly throughout the
production department. This means that students will be placed in
production management (business side of a production), production
development, with individual producers on specials and current series,
casting with TRL (daily live video countdown show), the MTV studio,
placement with directors as well as a new animation department. We are
looking for young adults who have some knowledge of the production world
and some skill sets that go along with that. (example: logging, dubbing
and screening tapes, editing experience or at least familiarity of as
well as a love of pop culture.)
Fax resumes and cover letters to 212.258.8719
Contact
Koren Photopoulos
MTV
212.846.8708
212.258.8719 FAX
Koren.Photopoulos at mtvstaff.com

The Museum of Television & Radio in New York invites qualified students
to take part in the ongoing Internship Program, a structured and
rewarding program designed to provide unique insight into the worlds of
network, cable, and international broadcasting, as well as valuable
experience in museum administration. Credit may be available through the
student’s school. This is not a paid internship.

Interns assist Museum staff members in nearly every phase of daily work,
as well as on special projects geared to the student’s skills and
interests. Interns are assigned to specific departments for a semester
or a summer. The departments include Curatorial, Library Services,
Public Relations, Publications, and Research Services. At times, the
Vice Presidents’ Office may need an intern for a special project. It is
recommended that applicants have basic clerical and word-processing
skills, as well as any other specified knowledge required by the
individual departments.

Listed below is detailed information on the nature of the internships
within each department, including a description of duties,
qualifications, and an application form. A completed application and
personal interview (which may be done by phone in some instances) are
mandatory for all internship candidates.

TO APPLY

All interested applicants should send a completed application, résumé,
and two letters of recommendation (either academic or professional)
addressed to:

The Museum of Television & Radio
Internship Program
25 West 52 Street
New York, NY 10019

For additional information, please contact the Internship Office at
(212) 621-6615.
http://www.mtr.org/about/intern.htm

NBC
TO BE ELIGIBLE for this unpaid internship, you should be an
undergraduate who has completed at least one year of school and will
receive academic credit. You should also be able to work a minimum of
three days during the school year and five days during the summer to get
the maximum benefit from this internship.
Hours are generally 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. Students will have an
opportunity to see, firsthand, how a major news magazine program is
produced. Some of the intern duties include:
logging tapes
dubbing tapes
preliminary research on assigned topics, working closely with producers
some clerical work; ie, phones, mail, etc. when needed
Assignments can and will vary, depending on the show needs, so a good
attitude and flexibility are appreciated! Interest in news highly desirable.
If you have an interest in publishing/literature specifically, please
clearly note this on your application. This specific assignment will
focus on this area only.
If you have an interest in directing/day-of-air production specifically,
please clearly note this on your application. This specific assignment
will focus on this area only, not editorial.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Human Resources Dept
Zinnia Navarro (212 664 2277)
Zinnia.Navarro at nbc.com
or
Carrie Maltese (212 664 2403)
Carrie.Maltese at nbc.com

New York Television Internship
New York Times Television Produces non-fiction and documentary
television programming for broadcast and cable in the United
States, Europe and Asia. New York Times Television has offices
In New York and London.
New York Times Television was founded with the mission of making
Television in an entirely new way. Rather than fielding traditional
crews, New York Times Television has trained and equipped high caliber
‘’video journalists'’ with small format digital cameras to shoot and
report; they are mobile and unobtrusive and are able to capture stories
that are intimate, personal and compelling.
New York Times Television explores the world of emergency medicine in
its Emmy award winning series, TRAUMA: LIFE IN THE ER. New York Times
Television has documentary programs on The Learning Channel, The
National Geographic Channel, The Food Channel, and the Discovery Health
Channel.
Interns are expected to assist all members of the staff with duties such
as (but not limited to): logging, transcribing, assisting Production
Assistants with character development (after such logging), and
supporting the Production Management staff with administrative duties.
Interns can also work in the following areas: footage rights and
clearances, archiving and footage sales, entertainment public
relations, equipment management, tape library, awards and festival
submissions, and research.
Interns are welcome to establish relationships and contacts here at New
York Times Television, while pursing any aspect of documentary
television production she or he would like- producing, production
management, editing/ post-production, video journalism.
Requirements: CREDIT IS A MUST
Contact: Alyssa Morell
Via Fax: 212.905.2050

Procter & Gamble Productions, Inc. a wholly owned and operated
subsidiary of the Procter & Gamble Company, has been a leading force in
entertainment for over 50 years. Perhaps known as one of the premier
producers of daytime serials, PGPs roots in programming go back to the
days of radio. GUIDING LIGHT, which began on radio in 1937, celebrated
its 50th anniversary in June 2002 and is the longest running show in all
of broadcast history. PGP also produces AS THE WORLD TURNS, winner of
the 2003 Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series.
Job Qualifications
Interested students can send their cover letter and resume to:
Internship Coordinator, Procter & Gamble Productions, 825 Eighth Avenue
- 35th Floor, New York, NY 10019 Fax: (212) 474-5631 or e-mail
pgpinternship at televest.com Be sure to indicate in your cover letter
which semester you are applying for and which position you are
interested in.
Job Description
THE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM: Procter & Gamble Productions offers a variety of
paid internships during the fall, spring and summer semesters.
Candidates should be matriculating juniors, seniors or graduate students
with an interest in pursuing career in TV production. The successful
candidate will have strong communication skills, as well as be
resourceful, confident, hardworking and willing to pitch in to get the
job done. The internships are as follows: Production: Interns in the
production offices will have responsibilities such as: -Researching
clips for montages -Relaying messages, delivering packages and fan mail
to actors -Helping distribute script revisions -Assisting with general
office work; Casting: Interns placed in the casting offices will assist
the casting directors by: -Acting as a liaison between agents and
casting directors -Helping to prepare for screen tests -Filing headshots
and resumes -Handling general office work; Writing: Interns located in
the writing offices will be assisting with daily duties, some of which
may include: -Distributing breakdowns and scripts -Generating the weekly
character tracking document -Creating weekly synopses -Researching
upcoming story ideas -Updating family tree information; Publicity:
Interns assigned to the publicity department will be responsible for:
-Helping to coordinate photo shoots and interviews -Sending out synopses
and VCR alerts to magazines and on-line services -Updating the PGP Photo
website -Maintaining actor and photo files -Assisting with general
office work
How to Apply email or fax cover letter + resume
Contact Internship Coordinator
TELEVEST DAYTIME PROGRAMS
( Procter & Gamble Productions )
825 Eighth Avenue
35th floor
New York, NY 10019
212.474.5631 FAX
pgpinternship at televest.com

RDF Media — WIFE SWAP Production Internship
RDF MEDIA - New York is looking for interns to work on ABC’s “WIFE SWAP”.
Potential interns should be students who can gain credit for such a
position. The position would be one, two or three workdays a week,
depending on your availability.
The intern would be responsible for a number of duties in the midtown
Manhattan production office. These would potentially include preparing
film crews for shoots all across the country, performing research for
casting, logging video in preparation for editing, and other
responsibilities.
The internship is unpaid, though lunch is reimbursed. Candidates should
have a sincere interest in arts & entertainment.
This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about what goes on far behind
the scenes of television shows, especially reality programming.
Please send your cover letter and resume to Luke Bruneaux, the
Production Office Manager, at luke.bruneaux at rdfmedia.com or:
Luke Bruneaux
Re: Internship
RDF Media
440 9th Avenue
11th Floor
New York, NY 10001

Sesame Workshop– Human Resources Internship
You must be a full-time college student to apply. Include the code
ipp-hr on your application.
Overview
An intern working with the Human Resources department at Sesame Workshop
will attain hands-on experience and develop skills in the areas of
Recruiting, Benefits, Support and Administration. The intern will learn
how a Human Resources department functions and supports a not-for-profit
organization in the entertainment and education industry. The ideal
candidate will be a Human Resources/Organizational Development or
Business major (or related major).
Responsibilities
Administrative & clerical duties as well as research and events
assistance, as needed. Team & independent projects.
Skills
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
Able to use basic office equipment (printer, copier, fax). Ability to
handle confidential matters appropriately. Strong attention to detail.
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Schedule: 2-3 days/wk. full-time
Contact Info:
Internship Coordinator
One Lincoln Plaza, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10023
Ref Code: ipp-hr
New York, NY 10023
Fax: 212-875-6113
E-Mail: human.resources at sesameworkshop.org

Sesame Workshop– Internship Project for the Office of the President
YOU MUST BE A FULL TIME MATRICULATED COLLEGE STUDENT TO APPLY.
Overview
Responsible, creative, professional and detail-oriented college or
graduate student needed to assist with a scrapbook
project for the
President of Sesame Workshop. This is a unique opportunity to interact
with the President while contributing directly to a project that will be
used by the company.
Responsibilities
The intern will research the stored materials and articles to determine
the chronological order. The intern will organize and catalogue articles
for the scrapbook and offer creative ideas with regards to compiling the
information.
Skills
Creativity
Sense of history
or library skills
Computer skills
Knowledge of scrapbooking, a plus
Knowledge of archiving, a plus
Schedule
Part-time. Minimum of 2 half days/week
Additional Information
Scrapbook concept is new. Once backlogging of stored materials is
complete, ongoing assistance will be needed for new and current materials.
Contact Info:
Internship Coordinator
Sesame Workshop
One Lincoln Plaza, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10023
Phone: 212-875-6640
Fax: 212-875-6113
E-Mail: human.resources at sesameworkshop.org

True Entertainment– Television/Video Internship
Television Production & Tech Internships Employer: True Entertainment
Location: New York, New York - Chelsea Duration: One Semester, *2 to 3 days per Week Non-paid internship;
college credit. True Entertainment is a blue-chip production company of
both non-fiction and fiction entertainment. Whether it’s reality TV,
documentary series, game shows or movies, True Entertainment uses
powerful storytelling to transcend the limits of genre. We are looking
for hard-working, reliable interns eager to learn and assist various
shows that are in production. In addition, we are also looking for tech
interns to assist our Tech Production Coordinator with daily tasks in
our Chelsea & midtown offices. o Experience with digital media
applications a plus o Ability to work confidently on a MAC o Ability to
multi-task, able to take directions, and work well with others o Ability
to meet deadlines o Passion for production Responsibilities include but
are not limited to: o Assisting Tech Coordinator with setting up editing
stations o Logging tapes * Making dubs of various formats (VHS, Beta SP,
Digi-Beta) * Setting up work stations * Writing up scripts of final
episodes * Assisting on video production shoots o Helping out with daily
office tasks
Contact Info:
Julia Perry
435 W. 19th St., 2nd Fl.
New York, NY 10011
Phone: 212-627-6053
Fax: 212-675-5914
E-Mail: trueinterns at trueentertainment.net

MAGAZINE

CollegeBound Teen Magazine– Marketing Intern
We are seeking responsible, proactive and motivated students who are
eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution. The candidate should
have strong writing and phone skills. The position entails overall
support for our sales, event planning, public relations efforts, and
magazine photography shoots. This internship must go towards class
credit. Intern(s) will participate in a variety of projects, which may
include: Assisting with proposals, presentations and event planning.
Supporting advertising and/or marketing professionals with special
projects. Contributing to Public Relations efforts ” Prospecting new
business ” Researching demographic and competitive data ” Maintaining
and creating media kits. Pitching ideas for customized marketing
campaigns Completing administrative tasks and projects The ideal
candidate is majoring in Marketing, Advertising, Communications or
Business. Working knowledge of PCs and MACs, Microsoft Word and Excel
is required. Kindly respond via e-mail or phone to schedule an interview.
Contact Info:
Lori Chyla
1200 South Avenue
Suite 202
Staten Island, NY 10314
Phone: 718-761-4800 x 12
Fax: 718-761-3300
E-Mail: lori at collegebound.net

CRUSHER MAGAZINE (NYC)
Applicants should be willing to work 3 to 4 days per week at least 5
hours per day. They need to type 60-70wpm and accurately transcribe
50-60wpm as well as know basic copyediting. The perks: experience
writing reviews and features, get free cds and concert tickets, get to
meet rock idols, and make many contacts in the music industry in New
York City.
Prefer serious, driven, obsessed perfectionists.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Christine Natanael
CRUSHER Magazine
1924 2nd Ave., #3B
New York, NY 10029
646-215-8522
editatrix at crushermagazine.com

Fairchild Publications (New York)– Unpaid Circulation
Internships–Spring/ Summer Semesters
Circulation Internships
Fairchild Publications, Inc., a subsidiary of Advance Publications,
Inc., is the worlds leading publisher of fashion and retail
publications with 17 titles within five divisions: WWD Media Worldwide,
Consumer, Business-to-Business, Fairchild Bridal Group and Fairchild
Internet. Our magazines and publications are: Womens Wear Daily (WWD),
Beauty Biz, Childrens Business, Daily News Record (DNR), Executive
Technology, Footwear News, Home Furnishings News, InFurniture and
Supermarket News in the business-to-business division and W, W Jewelry,
Jane, Details, Elegant Bride, Modern Bride, Brides and soon to be Vitals
in the consumer area.
Internships are for graduate and undergraduate students. Students who
are eligible to receive academic credit must do so. If unable to receive
college credit then a letter indicating university support from an
accredited educational institution must be submitted. All internships
are unpaid and located at our New York City headquarters.
Fairchild offers exciting internship opportunities in our trade
circulation department throughout the fall, spring and summer semesters,
which is responsible for maintaining and defining the target readership
of each publication. The department is in touch with existing and
potential subscribers to bring in or maintain business for our trade
publications. We are seeking responsible, proactive and motivated
students who are eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution. Our
interns will participate in a variety of projects, which may include:
Assisting with proposals and presentations
Developing and executing new business subscription promotions
Brainstorming promotional ideas and direct mailing campaigns
Preparing circulation forecast reports
Creating reports from demographic analysis for our trade publications
Attending departmental meetings, events and/or seminars
Completing administrative tasks and projects
The ideal candidate is majoring in Publishing, Marketing, Advertising,
Communications or Business. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and
Excel is required; familiarity with Outlook and PowerPoint is preferred.
Previous experience in advertising, marketing or publishing is a plus.
Fairchilds interns are integral to the companys success. Each year,
our magazines and departments afford students with invaluable work
experience. In order to provide a balanced and enriching internship that
exposes students to all aspects of magazine and book publishing, we have
designed a dynamic, exciting and professional internship program. All
interns receive an in-depth orientation, attend informative lectures and
participate in a job-search seminar. Each semester culminates in an
awards ceremony celebration!
How to Apply:
Apply directly at www.fairchildpub.com/internshipprogram
. To be
considered, you must submit a résumé and cover letter. Your brief cover
letter should detail your area of interest and availability. You can
also choose to fax your resume to 212-630-4295 or e-mail it to
fairchildintern at fairchildpub.com.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For immediate
consideration we recommend students apply three months prior to the
semester internship. For more information about Fairchild Publications
or our Internship Program, log on to: www.fairchildpub.com
.
Fairchild Publications, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minority
applicants are encouraged to apply.

Fairchild Publications, Inc. (New York)–.
Unpaid Spring/Summer Editorial/Reporting Internships–
Internships are for graduate and undergraduate students. Students who
are eligible to receive academic credit must do so. If unable to receive
college credit then a letter indicating university support from an
accredited educational institution must be submitted. All internships
are unpaid and located at our New York City headquarters.
Fairchild offers exciting internship opportunities in several of our
editorial departments throughout the fall, spring and summer semesters.
We are seeking responsible, proactive and motivated students who are
eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution. Our interns will
participate in a variety of projects, which may include:
Investigating leads and writing articles
Fact-checking and proofreading copy
Assisting Editors on special projects
Presenting extensive research and data
Responding to consumer inquiries
Conducting and transcribing interviews
Aiding in the coordination of photo shoots
Liaising with design and production departments
Attending departmental meetings and events
Completing administrative tasks and projects
The ideal candidate is majoring in Journalism, Magazine or Newspaper
Publishing, English, Writing or Communications. Working knowledge of
Microsoft Word is required; familiarity with Outlook and Quark is
preferred. Previous experience at a newspaper or magazine is a plus.
Fairchilds interns are integral to the companys success. Each year,
our magazines and departments afford students with invaluable work
experience. In order to provide a balanced and enriching internship that
exposes students to all aspects of magazine and book publishing, we have
designed a dynamic, exciting and professional internship program. All
interns receive an in-depth orientation, attend informative lectures,
and participate in a job-search seminar. Each semester culminates in an
awards ceremony celebration!
How to Apply:
Apply directly at www.fairchildpub.com/internshipprogram
. To be
considered, you must submit a résumé and cover letter. Your brief cover
letter should detail your area of interest and availability. You can
also choose to e-mail your resume to fairchildintern at fairchildpub.com.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For immediate
consideration we recommend students apply three months prior to the
semester internship. For more information about Fairchild Publications
or our Internship Program, log on to: www.fairchildpub.com
.
Fairchild Publications, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minority
applicants are encouraged to apply.

Fairchild Publications, Inc. (New York) Unpaid Fashion/Fashion
Editorial/Beauty Internships
Spring/ Summer/ Fall Semesters
Fairchild offers exciting internship opportunities in several of our
editorial departments throughout the fall, spring and summer semesters.
We are seeking responsible, proactive and motivated students who are
eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution. Our interns will
participate in a variety of projects, which may include:
Viewing the newest collections in the industry
Assessing apparel and accessories for fashion stories
Manifesting clothing and cataloging designer samples
Organizing beauty products
Conducting story and market research
Assisting with photo shoots
Organizing model cards, photographs and look books
Liaising with PR and showroom contacts
Attending departmental meetings and events
Completing administrative tasks and projects
The ideal candidate is majoring in fashion, journalism, merchandising
management or design. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word is required;
familiarity with Outlook and Excel is preferred. Previous experience in
fashion is a plus.
Fairchilds interns are integral to the companys success. Each year,
our magazines and departments afford students with invaluable work
experience. In order to provide a balanced and enriching internship that
exposes students to all aspects of magazine and book publishing, we have
designed a dynamic, exciting and professional internship program. All
interns receive an in-depth orientation, attend informative lectures and
participate in a job-search seminar. Each semester culminates in an
awards ceremony celebration!
How to Apply:
Apply directly at www.fairchildpub.com/internshipprogram
. To be
considered, you must submit a résumé and cover letter. Your brief cover
letter should detail your area of interest and availability. You can
also choose to e-mail your résumé to fairchildintern at fairchildpub.com.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. For immediate
consideration we recommend students apply three months prior to semester
internship. For more information about Fairchild Publications or our
Internship Program, log on to: www.fairchildpub.com
.
Fairchild Publications, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minority
applicants are encouraged to apply.

Food & Wine Magazine — Magazine Internship, Photo Department
Culinary magazine seeks interns for the photography department
throughout the year (Spring , Summer, Fall , etc). The
photo department is looking for students who are eager to learn and gain
valuable experience in the photography/publishing industries.
Photography/art background and/or experience preferred.
Responsibilities include:
Calling in and returning portfolios
Making color copies of photographers work
Assembling books for photo shoots
Copying and filing invoices
Filing photographers contracts
Mailing issues to contributors
Compiling inspirational books of images
Providing general support for the Photography Department
Sitting in on film editing sessions
Assisting on photo shoots
Candidates must be enthusiastic, organized and dependablewe need
someone who can handle many tasks at once and follow them through to
completion. Attention to detail is critical as well. The internship
position is available two to three days per week. YOU MUST BE ABLE TO
GET COLLEGE CREDIT FOR THE INTERNSHIP. For information about the
magazine, please visit us online at www.foodandwine.com
.
Send a resume and cover letter, briefly explaining why we should pick
you for this position, by post, email, or fax:
Lisa Kim
Food & Wine
1120 Avenue of the Americas 9th Floor
New York, NY 10036
Email lisa.s.kim at aexp.com
Fax 212.642.1930

HARPERS MAGAZINE
Harper’s Magazine, the nation’s oldest monthly magazine, is pleased to
offer an art internship program. Although there are no specific
application criteria, most interns in the past have been graduate and
undergraduate students or people recently out of school. The position is
also well suited to a freelance graphic designer or illustrator seeking
to gain experience by working in a magazine environment.
ART INTERNSHIP
The art intern is assigned to assist the art director and the Readings
art editors. Tasks range from art and production (researching, page
layout, color separation) to clerical (making photocopies, phone work,
return of materials). The diversity of tasks depends largely on
initiative and self-motivation.
This is an unpaid, part-time position. Hours are from 11-6, two days a
week with an hour off for lunch. Some flexibility is possible and can be
discussed in individual cases. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide
aid in terms of housing or transportation.
To apply, send a cover letter, in the form of a personal statement of no
more than 500 words, explaining why you would like to take part in the
internship program and letting us know something about yourself-your
interests, concerns, and ideas. You should include a resume and the
names and phone numbers of at least two references whom we may contact.
We ask that you also complete the enclosed assignment. Resumes and cover
letters will not be acknowledged unless they come with a completed
assignment. Interviews for finalists will be set up after the above
materials are received. The schedule is as follows:
The first term begins September 1 and runs through December. Application
deadline: postmarked by June 15; decision by August 1.
The second term begins January 2 and runs through May. Application
deadline: postmarked by October 15; decision by December 1.
The third term begins June 1 and runs through August. Application
deadline: postmarked by March 15; decision by May 1.
For additional information, dial (212) 420-5749. Completed applications
only should be addressed to Stacey D. Clarkson.
ASSIGNMENT
1. List five of each of your favorite fine artists, photographers, and
illustrators.
2. List five magazines you read regularly and five more you wish you did.
3. List five of your favorite films. Of these, select two and explain
briefly (100 words or less) why you like them.
4. What is your familiarity with computers, specifically Quark XPress,
Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Illustrator for Macintosh?
5. Write two short paragraphs: one detailing your organizational
abilities and the other describing any research experience you may have
had. Use specific examples from your experience to demonstrate your
ability to juggle several projects at once and to meet deadlines.
6. List the potential sources you would contact to try and track down
each of the following
(answers are irrelevant-DO NOT actually contact any of them).
a. Archival photos of members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, a
battalion of American
soldiers who fought in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-39.
b. Advertisements from around the turn of the century for patent
medicines containing
opium.
c. Non-commissioned (i.e., photos or paintings that already exist)
artwork that would be
suitable to accompany a memoir written by a pathologist about treating a
patient who has breast cancer.
EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP
Each intern is assigned to assist particular editors, while
participating in the more general tasks shared by all interns, such as
researching the Harpers Index and reading unsolicited manuscripts. The
range of responsibilities and level of challenge depend largely on
initiative and self-motivation. Interns are always welcome to suggest
ideas, for instance, and to try to generate material for any section of
the magazine.
These are unpaid, full-time positions. Interns are expected to work from
10-6 with an hour off for lunch. Some flexibility is possible and can be
discussed in individual cases. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide
aid for housing or transportation.
To apply, send the following to Rachel Monahan, Harpers Magazine, 666
Broadway, 11th floor, New York, NY, 10012:
Send a cover letter, in the form of a personal statement of no more than
500 words, explaining why you would like to take part in the internship
program and letting us know something about yourself-your interests,
concerns, ideas
Your résumé
The names and phone numbers of at least two references
Incomplete applications will not be acknowledged. Interviews for
finalists will be set up after the above materials have been received
and evaluated.
The schedule is as follows:
Spring terms run from January to May. The application deadline is
October 15, with a decision by November 30.
Summer terms run from June to August. The application deadline is
February 15, with a decision by April 15.
Fall terms run from September to December. The application deadline is
June 15, with a decision by July 31.
Any questions not addressed above may be sent to rachel at harpers.org.
Assignment
1. Suggest three complete Index statistics, including numbers and sources.
2. List three places you would call to try to track down each of the
following (the answers are irrelevant-please do not contact any of your
potential sources):
a. Amount spent on advertising directed at children last year
b. Number of foreign students enrolled in American universities
c. Number of employees currently enrolled in 401(k) defined contribution
retirement plans.
3. Solve the following problem:

According to the Center for Defense Information, the U.S. armed forces
employed 7,000,000 Americans in 1987 and 4,597,000 in 1996. What was the
percentage change in the number of Americans employed by the U.S. armed
forces between 1987 and 1996?

In Style Internship Program
WHO: Our intern program is open to undergraduates (juniors and seniors),
graduate students, and to graduates who have received their degrees
within the past 12 months. You do not have to be studying journalism and
you do not need your schools endorsement to apply.
WHAT: What do In Style interns do? The tasks of each intern vary widely,
depending on which department you work with. But all interns can expect
the usual entry-level tasks, like answering phones, making copies,
sending faxes. We also use interns to maintain our databases of
forthcoming celebrity events and fashion and beauty products, to answer
reader mail (we get a lot!), to obtain and return photos and clothes
used in fashion shoots, and to research articles.
WHEN: There are three terms: Summer (June through August), Fall
(late-August/September through December), and Spring (January through
May). The application deadline for the Summer program is March 15; the
Fall application deadline is July 15; the Spring application deadline is
Oct. 15. To make internships available to as many as possible, we limit
participants to one term. We pay $6 an hour. You would be responsible
for finding and paying for your own housing.
WHERE: In Style editorial internships take place in the Time & Life
Building, located in Rockefeller Center, in the heart of New York City.
All interns must be available to work full-time, Monday through Friday,
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
HOW: To apply, send a cover letter, a copy of your resume, and one or
two published examples of your writing (not to exceed five pages) to
DeLora Jones, Internship Coordinator, In Style, 1271 Avenue of the
Americas, New York, NY 10020, or email your application to
internships at instylemag.com. We are looking for students with strong
writing skills, as well as interest and experience in fashion and
beauty. Prior internship experience is preferred.
If you have any questions, please contact internships at instylemag.com.
Thanks for your interest!

Unpaid Internship–Marie Claire Magazine (New York)
Features department
Hours negotiable and university credit
required. Fax cover letter to: 212.649.5050, attn. Sejal Patel or e-mail
to: scpatel at hearst.com. If you are interested in another department,
please specify which one and fax to: 212.649.5050, attn. Phoebe Malles.

MARIE CLAIRE Magazine (NYC)– Internship for Academic Credit
The FEATURES department at Marie Claire is looking for an enthusiastic
intern to work with us. The internship is unpaid
and college credit is required. General hours: 10am until 6pm, Monday
through Friday (however, we can work with your schedule). Please fax
your cover letter and resume to: 212.649.5050, attn. Sejal Patel or
email it to scpatel at hearst.com. If you are interested in another
department, please specify which one (beauty, fashion, or art) and fax
your information to: 212.649.5050, attn.: Sangeeta
Contact e-mail: scpatel at hearst.com

UNPAID EDITORIAL BUSINESS INTERNSHIPS SPRING 05–MODERN BRIDE MAGAZINE
(NYC)
Company Description
Bi-monthly bridal magazine. Departments include Features, Fashion,
Travel, Lifestyle, Art and Production.
Job Qualifications
Must have a concentration in business, finance, economics or accounting.
Are students required to take this internship for academic credit? Yes
Is this internship paid or unpaid? Unpaid Duration and time
requirements: January - May. Interns must be available at least 2 days a
week. How should students apply? Students may mail or fax resumes and
cover letters to the above named contact. Resumes received over email
will not be considered.
Job Description
The editorial business intern will assist the Managing Editor with tasks
including but not limited to processing invoices, creating and managing
budgets and financing magazine articles and photo shoots.
CALL OR SEND RESUME TO:
Brenna McLoughlin
MODERN BRIDE MAGAZINE
Editorial
4 Times Square
6th Floor
New York, NY 10036
212-286-6288
212-286-4687 FAX

Internships–NEW YORK MAGAZINE
Please send resume and cover letter:
Amy Boshnack
Communications Manager
New York Magazine
444 Madison Avenue, Floor 14
New York, NY 10022
New York Metro website
http://www.newyorkmetro.com

NEWSWEEK SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
Newsweek has a paid, 13-week summer internship program designed for
college students entering their senior year, graduating seniors,
graduate students and professionals with a few years of experience in
journalism. Interns work at our headquarters in New York, where they do
reporting and research and help with the weekly close of the magazine.
Applicants should have experience reporting and writing for their
college newspapers, in previous internships or at other publications.
We ask applicants to submit:
A one-page letter stating their qualifications and aspirations
A detailed résumé
Five samples of published articles, including name and date of publication
Name and phone number of two references
Please note that application material for the summer of 2004 must be
postmarked no later than December 15, 2003, and will not be returned.
Foreign nationals: Under federal immigration law, all applicants must
show documentation proving eligibility to work in the United States.
Student visas are not acceptable without proper INS paperwork.
Application material should be sent to:
Newsweek
Internship Program
251 West 57th Street
New York, N.Y. 10019.

Nerve.com — Editorial Internship
Reply to: interns at nerve.com
About the internship
As a Nerve intern, youll have opportunities to write for the site and
participate in editorial meetings. Youll also get a unique,
behind-the-scenes look at how a web magazine comes together. And your
friends will think you have the best job ever. Of course, you will also
do your share of grunt-work: research, office organization, buying
caffeinated beverages. But we promise to take you out drinking at least
once.
Who were looking for
College students and recent graduates who can work 2 full days a week in
our Manhattan office. We want you to be into Nerve as well as the
subjects we cover: sex, culture, music, film, art, journalism, and
literature. If youre creative, self-motivated, and professional, all
the better.
Stipend
$200 a month and unlimited espresso.
How to apply
Email gwynne at nerve.com
with the following 4
documents:
A resume
A writing sample
3 story ideas for the site
A cover letter telling us 1) what you can bring to a specific section of
Nerve
and 2) how a Nerve internship relates to your future goals.
Incomplete applications will not be considered. Please send attachments
in Word or Rich Text format.
Apply in April 2005

NEW YORK MAGAZINE– Human Resources Intern
Job Qualifications
Requirements: Undergraduate (junior/senior standing) or graduate
students attending an accredited university with major emphasis in HR or
related field. Students must be able to obtain college credit for the
internship.
Job Description
Assist Human Resources department with some specific daily tasks and
special projects. Will review resumes and assist with orientation of new
hires. Special projects include I-9 processing and updating the HR
Intranet.
Email Resume To:
Human Resources
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
New York, NY
Sandra_Landsman at nymag.com

NEW YORK MAGAZINE– Editorial Contracts Intern
Job Qualifications
SKILLS: Strong financial, analytic, organizational, and interpersonal
skills Excellent attention to detail Well-organized and detail oriented
with demonstrated effective time-management and follow-up skills.
Requires demonstrated professional verbal and written communication
skills and excellent interpersonal skills at all level of business
Willing to work in a high volume, fast paced team environment Legal
knowledge a plus Knowledge of Microsoft Office, specifically Word,
Excel, and Outlook Knowledge of database programs (e.g., FileMaker Pro)
Knowledge of HTML Familiarity with editorial procedures of a published
weekly helpful Knowledge of syndication organizations and issues desired
Knowledge of reprints organizations and issues advantageous Ability to
work within deadlines Ability to communicate effectively with many
editors and contributors simultaneously Demonstrated ability to organize
information effectively while working under deadlines Familiarity with
research techniques If interested, please email your resume and cover
letter to Sandra_landsman at nymag.com
Job Description
New York Magazine has an opening for an Editorial Contracts Intern. This
position is essential in assisting the editorial department with all
aspects of management of contracts between freelance writers,
photographers, illustrators, contributors and New York Magazine. As
well, it is an integral position for coordinating reprints, syndication
activities, and licensing opportunities in connection with the magazine.
Email Resume To:
Human Resources
NEW YORK MAGAZINE
New York, NY
Sandra_Landsman at nymag.com

Nick Jr. Family Magazine– Intern
Anticipate a lot of writing, researching and running around! We’re a
small group, so interns have great responsibilities. You’ll have the
opportunity to sit in on editorial meetings, research and pitch ideas,
and interview subjects. We also need your help on our on-going projects
and special issues. We’re looking for sophomores and up who are able to
come in twice a week and are interested in child development, early
education, and play.
Candidate must have experience with extensive (Mac-based) research,
possess creativity, and be able to handle big projects. Prior magazine
or newspaper experience is preferred but most important is a desire to
work hard and get published. Please submit an updated resume, writing
clips, and a cover letter to Barbara.huber at nick.com.
About Us: Nick Jr. Family Magazine is “Where Kids Play to Learn and
Parents Learn to Play.” With our unique magazine-within-a-magazine
format, kids have their own Nick Jr. Noodle (a just-for-kids pullout
filled with games, puzzles, artwork, and Nick Jr. characters) to play
with while their “grown-up” counterparts gather do-together ideas,
activities, and parenting news and information from the rest of the
magazine.
Intern with Nick Jr. Family Magazine (NYC)
Anticipate a lot of writing, researching and running around! We’re a
small group, so interns have great responsibilities. You’ll have the
opportunity to sit in on editorial meetings, research and pitch ideas,
and interview subjects. We also need your help on our on-going projects
and special issues. We’re looking for sophomores and up who are able to
come in twice a week and are interested in child development, early
education, and play.
Candidate must have experience with extensive (Mac-based) research,
possess creativity, and be able to handle big projects. Prior magazine
or newspaper experience is preferred but most important is a desire to
work hard and get published. Please submit an updated resume, writing
clips, and a cover letter to Barbara.huber at nick.com
.
About Us: Nick Jr. Family Magazine is “Where Kids Play to Learn and
Parents Learn to Play.” With our unique magazine-within-a-magazine
format, kids have their own Nick Jr. Noodle (a just-for-kids pullout
filled with games, puzzles, artwork, and Nick Jr. characters) to play
with while their “grown-up” counterparts gather do-together ideas,
activities, and parenting news and information from the rest of the
magazine.

Popular Mechanics– Intern
Mechanics’s offices are located in New York City. Our intern(s) would
not be paid, and they must receive college credit for the internship.
They will assist the editors in research and fact checking, some
possible copyediting and editing, possible writing for the Web site and
attending events, as well as anything else that comes up during the
course of producing stories and the magazine.
This is an exciting opportunity to intern at a well-known brand that is
undergoing a transition.
I’d appreciate it if you would post the internship. Anyone interested
in the internship should e-mail me their resume at sdeem at hearst.com.
Sarah Deem, Managing Editor
Popular Mechanics

Sports Illustrated Communications Internship- Summer 2005
Background & Application Details
Here is some helpful information regarding the credit-bearing, full- and
part-time internships available with the Sports Illustrated
Communications Department.
Background:
The mission of the Sports Illustrated Communications Department is to
enhance the Sports Illustrated franchise in the areas of external and
internal public relations, publicity and charity outreach. The franchise
includes the following publications and properties: Sports Illustrated,
Sports Illustrated For Kids, SI.com, Sports Illustrated on Campus and SI
Presents. Interns in the Communications Department will actively assist
the staff in working on each of these publications and properties.
The weekly duties of an intern are varied and range from office support
to significant interaction with some of the biggest names in the sports
world. Some duties include writing and distributing press releases,
pitching stories, compiling publicity materials and acting as a liaison
between SI writers/editors and the press. Recent interns have landed
permanent positions with organizations such as the NFL, Edelman (a
global public relations firm), the Seattle Supersonics and Fortune
magazine &not to mention Sports Illustrated.
Application Details:
The Communications Department accepts three or four interns per semester
– Spring, Summer and Fall. To qualify for an internship, students must
have completed at least their sophomore year, have an interest in public
relations and publicity, be knowledgeable about the world of sports and
receive some form of class credit for the time spent working at SI. A
minimum of 16 hours a week / 2 full-time days is required. Interns are
not paid, but local travel reimbursement and a meal stipend is provided.
Application materials should be received by November 15 (for Spring
semester), March 1 (for Summer term) and August 15 (for Fall semester).
Please email your resume, cover letter and one writing sample s to:
Sheryl Spain
Associate Director of Communications
Sports Illustrated
135 West 50th Street
New York, NY 10020-1393
(212) 522-6905 phone
(212) 522-0747 fax
sheryl_spain at timeinc.com
Three additional notes:
When you submit your materials, please be sure to indicate whether if
youre applying for a summer or fall internship.

REDBOOK INTERN . Redbook magazine, a Hearst publication, seeks an
editorial intern. We’re looking for a college junior, senior or graduate
student who is eager to learn, organized, independent and dependable. We
need someone who can handle multiple tasks simultaneously and follow
them through to completion. Meticulous attention to detail is also
critical. Ideally, the student will be available two full days per week
(from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.). Unpaid; ACADEMIC CREDIT REQUIRED. (Note: BEFORE
you apply, read the requirements for doing a credit internship through
the journalism department at:
http://journalism.nyu.edu/careerservices/cicourse/requirements.html
.)
Interested and qualified applicants should send a resume and cover
letter (within the body of the e-mail) to Tara Berson, Editorial
Assistant, at tberson at hearst.com Absolutely NO phone calls please. For
information about the magazine, please visit us online at
www.redbookmag.com .

Summer Advertising Internships through NYC Ad Club
See first hand what it takes to create an ad campaign, learn the
intricacies of developing a brand strategy, map out a media plan,
research a product category, or create a collateral package. The
ADVERTISING Club offers a summer internship program that places
approximately 20 students in New York City ad agencies, marketing, and
publishing companies.
The ADVERTISING Club acts as a mentor during the program providing
weekly seminars to learn about different facets of the industry and the
opportunity to network. Our ten-week program also encourages you to
attend The ADVERTISING Club’s programs and events, where you will be
able to interact with other members and hear about current and future
trends.
Areas of possible internships include: Account Management, Creative,
Media, Publishing, and Account Planning.
Internships are available to students at the undergraduate level, are
going into their junior or senior year. All materials must be submitted
by the last day of February to:
The ADVERTISING Club
235 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10003
Attention: Internship Coordinator
Download the application at
http://www.theadvertisingclub.org/prog_internships.html

TIME CONSUMER MARKETING, INC. (New York, NY)– Intern
10 weeks
Company Description
Time Consumer Marketing Inc., is the marketing division of Time Inc.,
the largest
magazine publisher in the world. Time Inc., is owned by Time Warner, a major
media company with magazine and book publishing, filmed entertainment, music
and cable enterprises.
Job Qualifications
Have strong analytical, communication and creative skills as well as
computer
proficiency in both spreadsheet and word processing programs. Marketing,
business, math, and economics majors are preferred. Students who have
completed their junior year of college or first year of business school are
preferred.
Job Description
Hands on learning experience in which the intern joins a marketing staff<