Paid 6-month internship @ Newsweek
 Newsweek, a 3 million circulation weekly news magazine, seeks a paid temporary multimedia intern to assist in acquiring and posting video online. Depending on experience, the intern may also assist on shoots or produce, shoot and edit their own video shorts for the Web. The New York City-based position is for summer and can be extended to 6 months. "The ideal candidate will have at least a year of experience in television and/or filmmaking" the classified ad says. "Strong knowledge of shooting and lighting techniques, editing with Final Cut Pro and encoding video to standard Web file formats is required. Experience with motion graphics programs such as After Effects or Motion is a plus." Send reels and resumes to jgroat@newsweek.com. Labels: journalismjobs, multimedia, multimedia_reporter, New_York, Newsweek, Newsweek_internship, paid_internship, temporary_jobs
Newsweek summer internship application due Friday
 Applications for Newsweek's summer 2009 internship program must be postmarked by tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 17. The paid, 13-week summer internship program is designed for college students entering their senior year, graduating seniors, graduate students and professionals with a few years of experience in journalism. Labels: journalism_internships, Newsweek, Newsweek_internship, paid_internship, Summer_2009, summer_internships
2009 summer internship applications due soon!
The summer may have just ended, but it's already time to start planning for a journalism internship next summer.
Many of the top newspapers and magazines have early fall deadlines for their 2009 paid summer internship programs. For example: - Newsweek summer internship, application deadline: Oct. 17, 2008
- Wall Street Journal summer internship, application deadline: Nov. 1, 2008
- Washington Post summer internship, application deadline: Nov. 1, 2008
- Boston Globe summer internship, application deadline: Nov. 1, 2008
- New York Times summer internship, application deadline: Nov. 15, 2008
These are great internships, if you can get them. You'll make good money (the NYT pays $924 per week), get to do substantive work (take photos, write articles, etc.) and learn from the best and brightest journalists in the world. But the applications can be very involved. The Post, for example, requires essays and recommendation letters. So, start working on your application ASAP. This isn't something you can do the day before it's due. -Mark GrabowskiLabels: Boston_Globe_internship, New_York_Times_internship, Newsweek_internship, paid_internship, Wall_Street_Journal_internship, Washington_Post_internship
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