The Administrative and Production Intern will be an important member of BODYTRAFFIC’s core team and will help to maintain, assess and grow the administrative capacity and operations of the company’s education, outreach and performance programs. The intern will see all aspects of how a growing performing arts organization functions and creates on a daily basis, with emphasis on on-the-ground production experience. BT is looking for a dedicated, organized, and energetic student, who has a long-term interest in the performing arts. Individuals with experience in marketing, graphic design, written communications, and photo and video editing will stand out. General computer skills are required, including but not limited to proficiency in Google Suite, Dropbox, Zoom, and all social media platforms. The Intern will work 15 hours a week, 3 days a week in-person at BODYTRAFFIC’s home studio in Koreatown from June-December 2025.
Beyond the required qualifications of the grant program, competitive candidates for the Administrative and Production Internship will have: 1) Passion and respect for the performing arts, with a working knowledge of proscenium stage modern and contemporary dance 2) Excellent organizational and time management skills 3) Experience in or a strong interest in non-profit arts management 4) Knowledge of Mac/PC operating systems and proficiency in Google Office Suite, Microsoft Office, Mailchimp, Zoom, Canva, and Docusign 5) An active CA driver’s license, personal vehicle, and valid car insurance. Students with event planning experience, including pre-planning, day of/on the ground support, and logistics are encouraged to apply. The Intern must demonstrate cultural sensitivity, and familiarity with the performing arts is a plus.
BODYTRAFFIC (BT) is committed to the creation of world-class dance performances for the Los Angeles community, and for audiences nationally and internationally, by commissioning distinctive choreographic works from premier artists for a company of exceptional dancers that are representative of LA’s diversity. Founded in 2007, BODYTRAFFIC believes dance ignites essential conversation, cultivates curiosity, and expands empathy. The company’s performers have graced iconic stages such as the Broad Stage, Carpenter Center, Ford Amphitheatre, Hollywood Bowl, Joyce Theater, Jacob’s Pillow, The Music Center, ODC Theater, The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, and Walt Disney Concert Hall.
BODYTRAFFIC welcomes applicants of all backgrounds and identities to apply to the Administrative and Production Intern. Please submit a resume and cover letter to info@bodytraffic.com to be considered. Please include “Administrative and Production Intern” in your subject and cover letter. Questions can also be directed to Dora Quintanilla dora@bodytraffic.com.