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Where Will I Intern?

Discovery Internships is your personal recruiter.
We use the application process to understand your internship and career interests - and then we market you to prospective employers. At the core, we help employers connect with young, motivated students such as yourself that are interested in working alongside professionals in exchange for gaining real work experience. Sometimes we will utilize employers in our extensive network; often we will actually approach new employers to find YOU the right position. That's right: not an internship; YOUR internship!		   

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Internship Industries

The Internship Placement Process

Film / Television

Lights. Camera. Action. It takes a lot to bring a TV or movie to life. In general, TV or film production is a complex, expensive, and highly collaborative process that brings creative talent together with business interests. The entertainment industry is one of the biggest in the US and one of the most difficult to break into. Actors, producers, and directors are only a few of the people involved in the making of a movie or TV show. Whether you want to be on the business side of the industry or the creative side, an internship is the best way to get your foot in the door.

As a CE film and television intern you could work behind the scenes to promote a show or film, work on set as a production assistant, or help a talent agency manage their portfolio of clients.

 Past CE film and television interns have:

  • Learned technical aspects like lighting, sound, filming, and editing.
  • Assisted talent scouts with casting for upcoming projects
  • Supported editors with post-production
  • Helped with various other aspects of production
  • And much, much more...

Testimonials

I worked for a major media group. My mentor gave me a lot of independence and trust. I had a lot of my own projects in the media marketing department, including developing website content. I did a lot more than getting coffee and doing busy work. I learned a lot!
- Erika
I worked in a broadcasting company that shoots television segments for national syndication. I got to see what television producers do every day, did some editing on Final Cut Pro, and even edited an application video for NBC
- Greg
I worked at a television production facility where television shows, movies, music videos, and commercials are shot. We set up shoots clients such as Showtime, TLC, and the Food Network. We also learned about lighting and so many other aspects of television and film production
- Liz
I worked at a television production company that produces major cable network shows. I got to learn about the many parts of the production of television shoots and I realize that I like all parts. I loved the people I worked with and it was awesome to be on set!
- Saul
I worked at a talent agency, which was exactly what I wanted. My internship taught me exactly what I want to do in the entertainment business
- Ana
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Just ask and we'll work with you to arrange an intership based on your career ambitions.