Film Intern

September 18, 2026

Reality Television Production Intern (Videography & Editing Focus) Company: Lavonne's The Agency Location: Hybrid / [Your Location] (In-person for scheduled shoot days twice a week; remote options for editing blocks) Job Type: Part-Time Fall Semester Internship (College Credit Eligible) Job Description: We are seeking a hands-on Video Production Intern for the current semester to directly assist in recording and producing an upcoming unscripted/reality show episode. Unlike traditional administrative film internships, this role focuses entirely on the technical pipeline of creators: you will split your time evenly between on-set camera/audio recording and post-production video editing. Key Responsibilities: - Field Recording: Assist with multi-camera setups, operate secondary B-roll cameras, and manage field audio equipment (lavalier and boom microphones) during reality style shoots. [1] - On-Set Media Management: Handle data Wrangling, offload memory cards safely, and organize raw production footage files. - Video Editing: Build initial rough cuts, create assembly string-outs, and organize multi-cam timelines within the editing software workflow. - Post-Production Support: Assist with dialogue cleanup, basic sound placement, and exporting final episode deliverables for review. [1] Qualifications: - Current enrollment in a college/university film, television, or media production program. - Foundational experience operating DSLR or mirrorless cinema cameras (Sony, Canon, or Blackmagic). - Proficient technical knowledge of non-linear editing software, preferably Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve . - Ability to work independently on tight deadlines and manage large file structures. General Information: This application is intended for current university students and recent graduates. Please only submit this application once per cycle. Academic Credit is available as a form of compensation. - Internship Dates: August 31st – December 18th, 2026 - Hours: Twice a week from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (16 hours per week) - Location: Burbank, CA office and local shoot locations Goals and Objectives: - Learn effective entertainment industry communication, video production workflow, and reality TV structures. - Receive routine feedback and evaluation from industry professionals. - Gain real-world experience in multi-camera setups, field audio recording, and non-linear editing. - Network with entertainment industry professionals. - This internship acts as an extension of the classroom by providing real-life application to media production, digital storytelling, and post-production concepts. Benefits of Taking On The Position: - Learn the production side of reality entertainment and how it integrates with a top talent agency. - Resources, facilities, and equipment provided for editing and production needs. - Work closely with agents and producers having experience with over 100 productions and over 10 years in the entertainment industry. - Network & Festival Exposure: Collaborate directly on producing a high-quality episode packaged to pitch to major networks and submit to film festivals. Duties & Responsibilities: - Field Recording: Operate your own camera and manage field audio equipment (lavalier and boom microphones) during reality-style shoots. - Video Editing: Build rough cuts, assembly string-outs, and organize multi-cam timelines to edit the reality show episode. - Media Management: Handle data wrangling, securely offload memory cards, and organize raw media assets. - Production Support: Assist with dialogue cleanup, basic sound placement, and exporting final episode deliverables for executive review. - Content Delivery: Format and package digital video files for client submissions and network casting pitches. Equipment Requirements: - Camera Package: Must own and bring a reliable camera setup capable of shooting high-definition video - Editing Gear: Must own a reliable laptop capable of handling heavy video editing software Eligibility: - Term: Fall 2026 Internships for our Burbank Office. - Availability: Applicants must be able to work part-time, 16-20 hours per week or 290 hours minimum to complete the Fall internship. - Education: Applicants should have a graduation date of May 2026 - June 2028. - Location: Burbank, CA. - Compensation: This is an unpaid internship with academic credit offered as a form of compensation.

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