Job/Internship opportunities

Impression Entertainment, a talent management company with an international roster, is seeking motivated interns for the semester. Candidates should have a general interest in talent representation, film/TV production, and digital branding.  Candidates must also be organized with attention to detail and be able to adapt to the day-to-day operations in a fast-paced environment.  This is a part-time, non-paid internship with the potential to grow, and we will be happy to provide academic credit (if requested) and referrals.  

Email resume and cover letter to Lorena@impressionent.com 

Faculty Bridges is partnering with the Veritas Forum to bring an MIT professor to speak on Science and Faith at UCLA on February 11, 2026. The event is from 4:00 - 5:30 pm.

We are looking for a 2 camera set up, with specific details on Capture Playbook  

The videographer will be expected to complete a site visit at the venue (the UCLA James West Alumni Center)

Total compensation: $500

If interested, please email Cheryl.Lee@facultybridges.org

Double Dream (MAMA, IT: Chapters One and Two, THE FLASH, IT: WELCOME TO DERRY) is looking for Spring 2026 interns to join their development team. This is a great opportunity for students passionate about film or television to learn about development at a production company that operates in a variety of genres. Learning opportunities will include reading and writing coverage for scripts/books/short stories, completing research assignments, and ad hoc projects as needed. Applicants should be currently enrolled in a related program and have experience writing script coverage. This is an unpaid internship for academic credit requiring availability for two days per week, preferably starting in January 2026. Please submit a resume and cover letter to: doubledreaminterns@gmail.com

The Literary Intern will support the Literary Manager, Artistic Director, and Artistic Associate with all literary and new play development functions for BCP. The intern will work approximately 15 hours per week from Feb. through May or June 2026. This is an unpaid internship which must be completed for class credit. Internship tasks may include:

• Reading, covering, and recommending scripts for consideration

• Maintaining and updating the script log

• Participating in weekly Literary Meetings

• Participating in Playwrights Group Meetings

• Helping to produce the May 2026 New Play Reading Festival

• Dramaturgical research and materials creation

• Participate in biweekly staff meetings when possible

Desired Applicant Experience: 

• A passion for theatre and reading plays

• An interest in learning about the day-to-day functioning of a literary department at an intimate performing arts center

• An interest in research and literary analysis

• A detailed eye for organization and data collection/entry

• The ability to work independently as well as collaboratively

• Great verbal and email communication skills

How to Apply:

Interested students should send a resume and cover letter detailing their qualifications to Literary Manager Margaret Starbuck at work@bostoncourt.com by January 12th, 2026. Applications will be accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis.   

The DCP VR Lab in the UCLA Mathematical Sciences Building is officially recruiting undergraduate students to assist with the evaluation of the accessibility of instructional AR/VR modules for people with disabilities. 

If you are an undergraduate student interested in this position, please use DCP VR as your keyword search term in Handshake to access the form and fill it out.

Redefine Entertainment is seeking prospective interns for Spring 2026 to help with internal database entry and script coverage. Redefine Entertainment is a literary management company that represents storytellers who aim to shift conversations and culture, like Lulu Wang, Angel Manuel-Soto, Vivienne Medrano, Adamma & Adanne Ebo, Malcolm Spellman, and more. For more information, please refer to our website: www.redefineent.com 

We are searching for MFAs or Undergraduates (Juniors & Seniors) who are looking for a part-time internship (approximately 20 hours a week) that will be in person at our offices in Hollywood. Interns will have the ability to be flexible with their schedules and mold it to their preferred hours. The internship will include:

• In person data entry for our company database.

• Attending company wide meetings to track information and changes to data entry/needs.

• Shadowing assistants and managers alike to understand the responsibilities of each role, and the business at large to better understand the data.

• Providing coverage of incoming scripts for clients.

• Other tasks as requested by intern supervisors during daily check ins.

Please note this will be an unpaid opportunity and must qualify for college credit programs.

Interested candidates can send their resumes to amber@redefineent.com by Friday, December 12th, 2025.

PACESETTER PRODUCTIONS SPRING 2026 INTERNSHIP

Interns will be working closely with the coordinator. Responsibilities include script coverage, reviewing and covering incoming material (samples/books/films...etc.), updating internal databases, and research when requested.

About the company:

Founded in 2018 by accomplished TV and film producer Jessica Rhoades, Pacesetter Productions is a writer-driven production company committed to bringing the visions of exceptional creatives to life. The company currently has a first look deal at A24 and more than 30 projects in the works including network development at Netflix (US & UK), Apple, Peacock, AMC, NBC, and CBS. Rhoades joined Charlie Brooker in 2022 as Executive Producer on his critically-acclaimed anthology series BLACK MIRROR, with a sixth season recently launching to rave reviews and a global number one ranking in 93 countries on Netflix. 

Past credits include the seven-time Emmy-nominated HBO Max limited series STATION ELEVEN from creator Patrick Somerville and director Hiro Murai, as well as the Emmy and Golden Globe nominated HBO series SHARP OBJECTS, based on the novel by Gillian Flynn and adapted by Marti Noxon, starring Amy Adams and directed by Jean-Marc Vallee. Other projects include Gillian Flynn’s UTOPIA for Amazon Studios, season two of the critically acclaimed Alexandra Cunningham-created series DIRTY JOHN and seasons four and five of Showtime's THE AFFAIR. Based in Los Angeles and London, the Pacesetter team also includes EVP Alison Mo Massey (SPOILER ALERT, SPECIAL) and Director of Development Bryan Daly.

Internship details: 

In person, office located in Hollywood.

Unpaid for credit. 

Part time 

How to apply: Email your resume and a small blurb about yourself to Asia Gordon (ag@pacesetterprod.com) by December 12, 2025

The Television Academy Foundation is now accepting applications for the Summer 2026 Internship Program.

Deadline to Apply is January 7, 2026 at 5:00pm PT.

Finalists and non-finalists will be notified via email in late February.

Internship notifications will be made via phone in mid-March.

The Foundation offers paid, eight-week, full-time internships in various disciplines across the television industry to students currently enrolled in colleges/universities nationwide.

Interns also receive weekly evening professional development including panels with television industry leaders, customized seminars on building their brand and navigating the job market ahead, plus access to Foundation alumni as they build their careers.

Summer internships will take place June 15 - August 7, 2026. Placements may be in-person, hybrid or remote, depending on the opportunity.

Learn more and apply: https://www.televisionacademy.com/foundation/programs/internships/summer 

Our team is based in LA and NYC, with a first-look deal in TV with Legendary. 

Safehouse recently produced NOVOCAINE for Paramount Pictures, and is in post-production on season two of MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS for Apple TV+, starring Kurt Russell, Wyatt Russell, and Anna Sawai. Other recent projects include sci-fi actioner ATLAS (Netflix, 2024) starring Jennifer Lopez and ANDRE IS AN IDIOT (A24), which premiered at Sundance 2025 and won an audience award. Safehouse is led by producer Tory Tunnell and screenwriter/producer Joby Harold (THE FLASH, TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS, OBI-WAN KENOBI). They’ve also produced SPINNING OUT (Netflix), UNDERGROUND (WGN), MY BLIND BROTHER (Starz), and KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD (Warner Bros.), which Harold also wrote. Safehouse has projects with Amazon, Legendary, Screen Gems, Disney, 20th Century, Paramount Pictures, Universal Studios, Warner Brothers, Netflix, New Line, and Apple TV+, and has projects with Michael B. Jordan, Will Smith, Robert Downey Jr., Ron Howard, Shawn Levy, and Ridley Scott. 

Internship Description:

Interns will work directly with the team to gain hands-on experience in film and TV production, script development, sales strategy, and studio operations from a producer’s perspective. Candidates should have experience writing script coverage and an interest in careers as a producer, manager, agent, writer, or director. Safehouse designs the program to strengthen coverage skills while teaching key industry techniques, including story analysis, project notes, pitching, buyer/cast/filmmaker/writer list creation, and general sales strategies. 

This is an unpaid, fully remote internship with flexible hours. Interns must be available two full days per week & currently enrolled in college, eligible for academic credit. Send resumes: mailto:Safehouseinternsearch@gmail.com

This 10 week paid internship in Summer 2026 will have placements in areas including curatorial, conservation, education, publications, and public programs – all on site at the Getty Center and Villa. Students can visit our website for more information and a link to the application portal: https://gty.art/GMUIatGetty. Applications are due January 21, 2026.

Additionally, please invite your students to join us for our virtual info session and live Q & A on December December 5, 2025 at 4:00 PM PST to learn about the program and application process. Students may register here. Students joining our virtual session may submit anonymous questions ahead of time via our Airtable anonymous form.

Academic internship at online trade publication, League of Filmmakers

LOF is currently inviting applications for the Industry Writing & Journalism Internship, designed specifically for students pursuing academic credit in the fields of Journalism, Film, Media Studies, or related disciplines.

This remote internship provides students with the opportunity to develop their writing portfolios, work with our industry mentors, connect with sponsors and filmmakers, as well as contribute meaningful content focused on the film, television, and digital creator industries.

Internship Overview:

 Position: Industry Writing & Journalism Intern

 Format: Remote

 Duration: Semester-based, flexible according to academic term

 Eligibility: Open to currently enrolled students receiving academic credit

Responsibilities:

Research and write editorial content on film, television, and the creator economy (movie reviews, festival guides, technology announcements, opinion pieces, or filmmaker interviews)

Participate in mentorship sessions and editorial reviews

Submit publishable articles under the guidance of senior staff

If interested, students can complete the application here: https://form.jotform.com/team/252754116342049/league-of-filmmakers-internship-app

MORE BETTER PRODUCTIONS is looking for SPRING 2026 INTERNS! We are a very small, hands-on team, so there will be opportunities to work closely with our executives and sit in on creative meetings, and learn the ins and outs of development from reading and covering submissions to participating in the notes process and creative brainstorming on current projects and attending lectures and check-in meetings. Please note, this internship is part-time (18-24 hours per week) and for school credit only, do not apply if you are not enrolled in school. We do have offices in Los Angeles, however, we are open to all candidates. 

This internship is designed to be fully remote if you need it to be. Please send resumes and recommendations to morebetterinterns@gmail.com. In only the body of the email, include a short note about why you’re interested in development and tell us what your favorite tv shows and/or movies are of the moment! Please NO cover letters!

All internships are arts administration-based and offer a great opportunity to explore the field and its career pathways. Here are the internship opportunities available this spring:

• American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School  (1 intern)

• Development (1 intern: Development Operations)

• Education & Engagement (1 intern)

• Marketing & Communications [5 interns: Administration, General Marketing (Creative), General Marketing (Data & Analytics), Graphic Design, & Public Relations]

• Studio D: Arts School for All Abilities (1 intern)

• Theater Operations (1 intern)

These internships are for 120 hours over 12 weeks and pay $16.90 per hour. Internships offer hands on experiences, opportunities to build relationships and learn about arts administration as well as free and discounted tickets! To apply, students must be:

·     Authorized to work in the U.S. and 18 years of age or older.

·     Registered to receive credit for the internship from their college institution.

·     Available to attend professional development sessions from 2pm-3pm on Fridays. 

The deadline to apply for Spring 2026 if Wednesday, December 10th. To apply, students should visit www.scfta.org/interns and please direct any questions to interns@scfta.org

The Ventura College Department of Performing Arts is currently looking to fill an Instructor in Drama/Theater Arts (Initial Focus: Costume/Makeup Design Part Time) position for the Spring 2026. Additional details can be found at the job posting here: Instructor in Drama/Theater Arts (Initial Focus: Costume/Makeup Design Part Time).

Apply here - https://apply.joinoutset.com/t/6njN6R9Hn6us

APPRENTICESHIPS | www.CTGLA.org/Apprenticeships 

Learn by doing alongside industry experts in artistic and technical production careers.

Apprentices will support a specific production in the 2025/26 season. Please refer to each description on the website for specific details on eligibility, deadlines, and schedules. 

• Here Lies Love at the Mark Taper Forum

• • Technical Direction Apprentice applications are open now; due 5 PM PT, October 22

• • Costume Apprentice: Applications open October 20

• Primary Trust at the Mark Taper Forum

• • Technical Direction Apprentice: Applications open December 16

• • Prop Apprentice: Applications open February 16

• • Costume Apprentice: Applications open February 16

OBSERVERSHIPS | www.CTGLA.org/Observerships   

A backstage pass to the professional rehearsal process.

In each cycle, a small group of Observers will spend time in rehearsals for at least one Center Theatre Group production, observing the process at several different phases. They will discuss what they observe, receive training on what goes on in a professional rehearsal room, and reflect on their own artistic voice, guided by a teaching artist who is also a working local director. Opportunities and timelines are subject to change. 

Here Lies Love Observership  

·                     Applications open late November 2025  

·                     Program Dates: January 12, 2026 – February 27, 2026 

We need volunteers to support a mental health program and SAG-AFTRA film. I am writing to ask for a favor. We need students, professionals, and experts in art, wellness, and justice to attend a live show on 12/5/25 at 7:00 PM at UCLA’s Lani Hall and provide a brief testimonial or review.

It’s a live comedy special and SAG-AFTRA film that teaches wellness tools, produced by comedian and MTV star DC Young Fly. The show blends comedy, hip hop, and storytelling to teach conflict de-escalation, emotional regulation, and stress management. The event is free. Your testimonial will help us make a film and a national campaign. 

Event Details

• Title: On Sight

• Date: Friday, December 5, 2025

• Time: 7:00 PM (doors open at 7:00 PM)

• Location: Lani Hall, Herb Alpert School of Music, UCLA (nearest parking is Garage 2)

Free RSVP: On Sight at Lani – https://tinyurl.com/OnSightLani

Young Storytellers is looking for volunteer mentors to help Los Angeles students to craft their own, unique screenplays based on their imagination and lived experiences. No experience writing or mentoring is required! Once these stories are complete, performers come and bring their stories to life at a Big Show, an in-school assembly that celebrates the hard work of our students and showcases their stories to their friends and family in the community.

What is Young Storytellers?

Young Storytellers equips young people to be the driving force of their own narratives. We’re passionate about bringing people together and creating stories to raise the voices of those who don’t often get heard. We believe that when a young person understands the power of their own story—made of their unique background, culture, race, gender, sexuality, ability, immigration status, geographic location, and economic status—it creates a more empathetic and equitable future for everyone. We raise voices, one story at a time.

Mentoring with Young Storytellers!

It only takes an hour a week, during your lunch break, to help a Young Storyteller tell their story. In our programs, public school students are paired with mentors (you!) to work with them as they imagine, develop, and write their own original story. At the end of the program, professional actors audition for the students and perform their scripts at an in-school assembly, called the "Big Show." 

What is the commitment? 

Your commitment will be an hour a week - during lunch hours - for 9 consecutive weeks. We're now actively placing volunteer mentors in our 30+ Los Angeles schools for this spring! Visit our Volunteer Portal to explore schools and schedules. You can select the sites that fit your needs and we’ll take it from there! 

What will you gain as a mentor?

Our volunteers tell us that the time they spend mentoring is the most fun they have all day and is even the highlight of their week! As a mentor, you will empower students and watch them grow. You'll also meet amazing people (other volunteers, like you) and build friendships that last a lifetime!