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Position: Intern, Roxie Theater (unpaid, only for course credit)
Location: San Francisco, CA (in-person) 2 days a week, 8 hours total
Organization: The Roxie Theater, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cinema
About the Roxie
The Roxie is one of the oldest continuously operating cinemas in the United States, with roots
tracing back to the early 1900s. As a nonprofit since 2009, we're dedicated to showcasing the
coolest, weirdest, and most thought-provoking films of the past, present, and future. Interning at
the Roxie means being part of a community organization that keeps independent cinema
thriving in San Francisco.
What You'll Do
As a Roxie intern, you'll get hands-on experience across nearly every part of running a historic,
independent movie theater, including:
General office duties: Answering the door, receiving packages and mail, coordinating
shipments with UPS/FedEx, and greeting guests and scheduled visitors
Poster management: Hanging and rotating film posters in the Little Roxie windows and
Big Roxie poster cases, writing and printing film descriptions, and keeping showtimes
current
Website updates (WordPress): Building out event pages with film details, images,
trailers, and showtimes
Ticketing (Veezi): Creating films and showtimes in our ticketing platform, setting up price
cards and ticket types, and linking tickets to the website
Event support: Helping coordinate onsite logistics for busy or complex screenings and
events
Community outreach: Pitching and pursuing partnerships with community organizations
to help promote relevant films
Watching screening links: Reviewing and rating films
General theater upkeep: The random part of any internship - things that fall under ‘other
duties as assigned.
What You'll Learn About
Film programming
The operations behind running a 100+ year old cultural institution
Real exposure to film festivals and special events
What We're Looking For
Reliable, detail-oriented, and comfortable juggling multiple small tasks
A genuine interest in film, cinema history, or nonprofit arts organizations
Comfortable learning new software tools (WordPress, Veezi, Mailchimp)
A proactive attitude
Able to check email regularly and communicate with the office team
Perks
Free movie passes
Complimentary coffee, candy, drinks, and concessions
A behind-the-scenes look at independent film programming and nonprofit cinema
management
Potential mentorship and project opportunities tailored to your interests
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Ideal candidates are resourceful, responsible, committed, organized, proactive, diligent, and great at research. Candidates who are interested in the entertainment industry and/or marketing and advertising are preferred. We are looking for interns who want to learn and are passionate about this space.
Ideal candidates can commit to the Internship Program for two semesters (approx. 9 months) for 20 hours per week. This is a school credit Los Angeles-based internship with local in-person interns being preferred, but top remote candidates will be considered.
Please submit a resume and cover letter to:
celebrity.branding.internship@gmail.com
Candidates must include why you are interested and why you would be a great fit when applying.