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WAVY Unpaid Newsroom Intern, Spring 2027

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nexstar media groupPortsmouth (VA)

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WAVY Unpaid Newsroom Intern, Spring 2027WAVY-TV 10/ WVBT FOX43 is searching for a dynamic NEWSROOM INTERN who wants to gain experience in a newsroom including, but not limited to: working the assignment desk; assisting producers with writing and prep for newscasts; working with editors to prep newscasts; working with photographers and reporters in the newsroom and in the field (to include shooting, editing and prep for the final on-air stories).This is an UNPAID / FOR-CREDIT position for the Spring 2027 semester only. We are looking for someone who has completed journalism courses, understands journalistic integrity, and has a passion for the field. Familiarity with newswriting software, shooting video for news, and working knowledge of video editing software preferred, but not required. The successful candidate must have a willingness to learn the inner workings of a local newsroom and how all departments in a TV station work to support each other. Before beginning, the intern must be enrolled in a college degree granting program, and will be required to show proof of enrollment in an internship course within that program.12-15 hours per week on site. Ability to work a varying schedule Sunday through Saturday required; days and times will vary and be set in agreement with supervisor. To be considered for this job you must apply online at:https://nexstar.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/nexstarNo telecommuting No calls. EOE/Minorities/Females/Vet/DisabilityLI-Onsite

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