Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory is looking to add a creative, organized, and self-motivated intern to join as a Production Intern who will work with the Programs and Social Media team members for approximately 15-20 hours per week from June to October supporting and contributing to the overall production process – from pre-production preparation, story development and scripting to field production logistics to post-production execution, supervision and delivery. This internship will take place in-person in our Boyle Heights office and intern will have access to all photography, recording, editing, and studio tools.
Knowledge of digital and film recording equipment and editing software is highly desired. Proficient knowledge of Mac operating systems is preferable, as well as familiarity with social media marketing tools (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) and the Adobe Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator). The ideal intern will have the ability to create compelling short form videos and micro-content for digital platforms. A portfolio reflecting a strong understanding of short form narrative principles is preferred. Knowledge of LA arts and cultural scene, diverse communities and neighborhoods are ideal. Special considerations for formerly justice-impacted applicants. Community and City College students highly encouraged to apply.
Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory supports and advocates for diversity in the creative arts, media, and technology industries. To create workforces that are inclusive and reflective of Los Angeles in ethnicity, age, gender, social/economic status and one that removes the barriers for our most historically excluded communities. We are led by the guiding principles of Workforce Development, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy, Trauma-Informed Healing-Centered Arts-Based Engagement, and Self-Care. Since 2016, BHAC has supported community members as they discover their own strengths, skill sets and realize their best possible selves. Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory (BHAC) is dedicated to work against systemic racism in the Creative Arts sector by creating a skilled workforce that is reflective of Los Angeles in race, ethnicity, gender, and economic status.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and samples or portfolio to hello@bharts.org with the subject line “DIGITAL CONTENT AND MEDIA INTERN