Job/Internship opportunities

 Interns will work closely with our team to learn the ins and outs of scripted television development and production. By tracking submissions and researching current programming and development, interns will come to understand what goes into developing compelling scripted content. Interns will also participate in project-based learning as they create grids, pitch decks, and provide script coverage, mirroring the development process. 

Interns will also participate in mentorship-based learning targeted towards their desired career path, whether in development, production, or representation. Past Fabel interns have pivoted into additional internships and/or careers at CAA, UTA, WME, HBO, Fox, and many more. 

Our interns assist with day-to-day operations of the company and provide input towards potential development. Tasks include but are not limited to: 

● Reading incoming material (scripts, books, graphic novels, podcasts, etc) and writing coverage 

● Updating project and tracking grids for potential writers, directors, and talent 

● Researching and pitching potential project ideas 

● Preparing additional development materials 

● Participating in bi-weekly lectures that cover different topics and areas of the industry 

This internship is unpaid and for academic credit only. Start and end dates and internship hours are flexible to meet the needs and requirements of the student and university, but the program will run roughly from roughly the beginning of June to the back half of August 2026. Interns will be expected to work in-office 2 days a week plus an additional half day for a weekly team meeting. 

This internship will be done in-person at our Hollywood offices, interns will need to be based in or around the Los Angeles area to participate. 

Please email your resume and cover letter to careers@fabelentertainment.com. 

Safehouse Pictures is seeking multiple remote Film & TV development interns for summer 2026. 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 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: Safehouseinternsearch@gmail.com

21 Laps Entertainment is a film and television production company based in Los Angeles and founded in 2005 by director/producer Shawn Levy. We produce wide-ranging content and collaborate with the most distinguished filmmakers in the industry. 21 Laps’ recent feature projects include Shawn Levy’s world-record-breaking Deadpool and Wolverine and the upcoming Backrooms, which will be released in May. On the TV side, we are known for the smash hit Netflix series “The Perfect Couple,” and the recently released final season of “Stranger Things.” 

What are we looking for? 

● A current student pursuing a Bachelor’s degree (or higher, e.g., Master’s, or PhD) or a recent graduate. 

● Someone who is passionate about the film and TV space with an eagerness to learn. 

About the Opportunity 

● 21 Laps Entertainment is seeking interns for our Summer 2026 mentorship/internship program. This is a paid internship ($20 per hour) and will be based out of our LA office. The program’s start date is flexible based on your school term, but it will roughly begin around May 26th and end around August 21st, but we can be flexible depending on your school’s schedule. You will follow a hybrid office schedule: in-person Monday through Thursday 9AM to 5PM, and remote for two hours on Friday. Please be clear about your schedule in the questionnaire if you need accommodating! We need you in office at least 3 days a week. 

● While the internship is intended to be 30 hours per week, we are open to candidates able to work at least 20 hours per week. 

● Our ideal candidate is someone who is driven, resourceful, and eager to learn about the film and TV business. Qualified candidates are empathetic and skilled communicators who are unafraid to ask questions. We’re looking for those who are not only avid film/TV fans, but who are passionate about art and pop culture in general. We want to learn from you! 

● Our internship program includes a wide variety of tasks, including but not limited to: assessing incoming material, shadowing assistants, completing educational assignments, and assisting with 

office tasks. This is a hands-on internship that will include facetime with both executives and assistants. Our goal is to fully immerse you in the world of development and production across both film and TV and teach you the skills needed to begin your career! 

● 21 Laps is an equal opportunity employer that celebrates diversity, recognizing that diversity of thought and background builds stronger teams. We approach diversity and inclusion seriously. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, disability status, or any other protected status. 

The deadline to apply is end of day March 27th, 2026, but we will be looking at resumes on a rolling basis and will reach out to our top candidates to set interviews. Please email your resume to tvjobopp@gmail.com and complete the linked questionnaire below. 

Questionnaire: 

Questionnaire Linked Here 

Double Dream (Mama, IT: Chapters One and Two, The Flash, IT: Welcome To Derry) is looking for Summer 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 in-person, starting in May or June. Interested applicants can submit a resume and cover letter to: doubledreaminterns@gmail.com

The Ojai Playwrights Conference (OPC) is unique in its process of developing new plays for the American theatre by offering a safe, productive, rigorous haven for socially, politically, culturally committed writers. 

You can learn more about us HERE.

We are beginning our search for four passionate interns for our conference this summer (July 18 - August 3, 2026). OPC’s Intern Program brings students from colleges across the country to Ojai for our annual summer Conference and Festival to learn about new play development alongside professional theatre artists. 

You can learn more about the internship and the application process HERE. 

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us at interns@ojaiplays.org.

Santa Cruz Shakespeare is an independent non-profit repertory theatre company that matches unparalleled professional performances with unparalleled outdoor beauty in the heart of Santa Cruz. Inspired by Shakespeare, we create and strengthen community by bringing audiences and theater artists together to celebrate stories about our collective humanity. We provide internships in administration & marketing, costume design, directing & dramaturgy, and technical. The application period for our 2026 Summer Season Internship Program has been extended to Friday, March 13th. 

Internships are unpaid and must recieve school credit.

Our 2026 Summer Season includes three main stage performances (Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, and Fences), and one apprenticeship showcase. All prospective interns must fill out an application form online at https://santacruzshakespeare.org/2026-internship-application/ Here, you will also find information about additional materials students may be required to submit. Our deadline is Friday, March 13, 2026 by 11:59pm PST. 

Key Summer Apprenticeship Dates:
● Shops Begin Work: June 10, 2025
● Rehearsals Begin: June 10, 2025 for most apprentices; and June 3, 2025 for stage management apprentices.
● Fringe Show Tech: August 11 and August 18, 2025
● Fringe Show Opens: August 19, 2025
● Season Closes: August 31, 2025

- Opportunity for 2 acting apprentices for an additional week to stay until September 7th. To be considered for “Into the Woods” you must be available until this date. The stipend will increase to $1,625.
- Opportunity for 1 Stage Management apprentice for an additional week to stay until September 7th. To be considered for “Into the Woods” you must be available until this date. The stipend will increase to $1,750.
● Fringe rehearsals will generally be T-F from 9am-12pm with
additional days and times as needed.

M3 Global Strategy is a global management and advisory firm representing world-class filmmakers and creative partners across film and television. The company works closely with auteurs, producers, and media companies to develop, package, and position premium projects for the international marketplace. With a strong footprint across Asia, Europe, and the U.S., M3 supports talent and IP as they navigate evolving platforms and market dynamics, while also advising studios, financiers, and platforms shaping a borderless content economy. 

What You’ll Do: Read and provide evaluative coverage for film, TV, and digital content submissions. Summarize insights and trends for the M3 team. Support research and strategy initiatives. Help prep pitch decks, research grids, writer/director grids, proposals, and other materials.
 Who We’re Looking For: Undergraduate or graduate students passionate about film, television, or digital content. Strong analytical and writing skills. Highly organized and able to meet deadlines. Interest in international Film & TV, content strategy, production, or entertainment business.
 

Program Details: Duration: One semester (flexible dates to match academic schedule) Commitment: 2-3 days a week (fully remote) Compensation: Unpaid/ Academic Credit - must be eligible for academic credit programs 

How to Apply: If interested, please submit a resume and a sample of script coverage to info@m3globalstrategy.com. Please include “Internship Application_Your Name” as the subject line. 

Redefine Entertainment is a literary management company that represents storytellers who aim to shift conversations and culture like Lulu Wang, Angel Manuel-Soto, Shaka King, Vivienne Medrano, Adamma & Adanne Ebo, Malcolm Spellman and more. For more information, please refer to our website: www.redefineent.com

We are searching for college juniors and seniors who are looking for a part-time internship (approximately 20 hours a week) that will be in person at our offices in Hollywood and an option for remote. Interns will have the ability to be flexible with their schedules and mold it to their preferred hours. 

The internship will include: Reading external and internal material In-person data entry for our company database Attending company wide meetings Shadowing assistants and managers alike to understand the responsibilities of each role, and the business at large 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. Knowledge and expertise in AI would be a plus. 

Email resumes to Amber at amber@redefineent.com

https://www.tft.ucla.edu/jobs-summer/

The Kingdom of Lies (a new musical) is looking for designers (Set, Lights, Costumes, Stage Manager). They are performing at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center on June 27th (two performances).  

Pastor Carl has discovered the "secret" to rejecting the devil's lies and shares it with everyone. Fifteen years earlier, a tragedy struck Carl's family — the abduction of his young son Danny. While the devil didn't cause the abduction, he showed up at the wreckage and planted lies in every wound he could find. Though Danny was returned, the guilt destroys Carl's marriage when his wife leaves. Now, the most convincing demon liars have been dispatched by the devil to finish what he started: destroy Carl's children and break his will to share the secret.

You can learn more at lyingkingmusical.com.

Contact Robert at thelyingkingmusical@gmail.com

Eligibility: 18-40 years old, UCLA TFT Major or Minor, female & identify as a woman

The Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab in the UCLA Department of Psychology is looking for 60 participants for an experimental study. The purpose of the study is to examine whether immersive acting can temporarily shift how people perceive the world. To receive full compensation, participants will attend 2 in-person lab sessions (~1-2 hours each) over the span of a month, and complete 2 brief take-home assignments that includes memorizing a single page monologue. During sessions, we will monitor brain activity using a non-invasive neuroimaging technique called functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS). 

Please fill out this form and, if eligible, you will be invited to sign up for your first session time. Please contact actingimmersion@gmail.com with any questions.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeBws55vVECjKtelprNHscG5eqJLLvqfL3KqVdgNn4zJ8dmxg/viewform

Diverso, a student-run film nonprofit dedicated to breaking statistically overlooked students into the entertainment industry is looking for new team members.

They have just opened their Spring 2026 Team recruitment application.

They're looking for proactive, growth-minded undergrads interested in collaborating with the filmmakers of the future. Team members will gain invaluable experience across development, producing, management, and more. Diverso is the unique opportunity to gain real industry experience as a student. 

Students on the team interact with industry professionals, executives, and studios on a regular basis. Our partners include Sony Pictures, Blumhouse Productions, and Warner Brothers. As well as having the opportunity to directly interact with panelists like the Daniels, Chloe Zhao, and Celine Song to name a few. 

This opportunity is perfect for any student looking to break into Hollywood in a hands-on, meaningful way. No prior experience is necessary; all positions are remote and unpaid. They highly encourage sophomores and juniors to apply for these roles, but exceptions can be made for stellar freshmen. Current seniors are ineligible to apply.

They are accepting applications on a rolling basis so we encourage students to apply ASAP as roles may be filled earlier. Final applications will close on January 31st, 2026, with more information on our application form. Should you have any student recommendations, please include their name and email. 

For any further information please feel free to follow our Instagram as well as checking out our 2025 EOY Impact Report.

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!