LIVE! with Kelly and Mark Production Internship-PAID
fastwebNew York (NY)
LIVE! with Kelly and Mark Production Internship-PAID
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fastwebNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
LIVE! with Kelly and Mark Production Internship-PAID The LIVE! with Kelly and Mark Production Internship is open to junior and senior-level undergraduate students 18 years of age and older who are pursuing a degree in communications, broadcast journalism, film and television, screenwriting, or a related field. To be considered for this role, you should possess strong project management, communication, and Microsoft Office skills. As an intern, you will gain hands-on experience within a fast-paced television production. LIVE interns will have responsibilities in a variety of departments as they work alongside the team and learn about the many elements involved in producing a daily live broadcast. Interns will gain hands-on experience both in the production office and on the studio floor. During tapings, interns work as production assistants by managing a large audience, distributing raffle tickets and giveaway prizes, preparing green rooms, and coordinating paperwork with celebrity guests. In the production office, interns will help producers with research for lifestyle segments as well as gathering information for celebrity interviews, often sourcing talk points that make it to air. Additional responsibilities include logging show notes, running production-related errands, managing the intern email account, and assisting with other projects and needs as they arise. This internship is offered in New York, NY.
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