As a video production intern you’ll work closely with our camera, lighting, and sound departments to build your portfolio of professional experiences on set. You’ll also learn how to be a production assistant. After your internship, we hope you’ll have a better idea about which crew positions are best for you. 

‍What you’ll get:

• $10 an hour to learn and practice photography
• Opportunities to expand your creative skillset on and off-set

Minimum Qualifications/Requirements:

• Desire to learn about photography lighting, shooting, and editing
• At least 15 hours a week to dedicate to this position 
• Must be available on Mondays from 09:30 am - 5:30 pm for Internship Huddles, equipment training, and weekly workshops
• Have a reliable form of transportation to get to downtown SLC and set locations
• Laptop for office days

‍Key skills you'll learn during the internship include:

1. Camera Operation and Techniques: You'll learn how to operate different types of cameras, from DSLRs to professional-grade cinema cameras, and understand various shooting techniques such as framing, composition, and camera movement.

2. Lighting Setup and Design: Master the art of lighting design for different scenes and setups, including studio lighting, outdoor shoots, and on-location lighting techniques. You'll learn how to use lighting to create mood, atmosphere, and visual impact.
3. Importance of Gear Management and Upkeep: With a large gear inventory we are always checking equipment, making sure we have all the necessary parts, and cleaning up after shoots. You’ll walk away with an understanding of how important and organized gear inventory is.
4. Collaboration and Project Management: Through collaboration with team members and clients, you'll develop essential communication and teamwork skills. You'll also gain experience in project management, including scheduling, budgeting, and meeting deadlines.
5. Creative Problem Solving: In the fast-paced environment of video production, you'll encounter challenges that require creative solutions. Through real-world projects, you'll learn how to think on your feet and adapt to unexpected situations, honing your problem-solving skills.

You may also get to learn about these in special workshops:

6. Audio Recording and Equipment: Gain experience in recording high-quality audio using microphones and other equipment. You'll also learn techniques for how to mic people and which piece of equipment you should use to achieve professional sound quality in your video projects.
7. Understanding Storyboards and Scripts: Understand the importance of pre-production planning through storyboards and scripting. You'll learn how to translate what’s on paper to the lens for video projects.

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Don’t just take it from us. Here is what one of our past interns, Anna, had to say! 

“Working at BW was an absolute blast. I came into the job with a little bit of experience already so the internship really helped me build on what I already knew as well as learn new skills. Be prepared to be flexible, some weeks will be busier than others and that’s ok! Ride the wave, and take a break in the downtime. I loved my intern team, we got really close by the end of our term and we even had the opportunity to make some stuff for Cutthroat together! Take time to learn from the amazing people on the BW team and the freelancers they work with. I've continued to work with them even after I left! If you walk in with an open mind and excitement to learn, you will thrive here!”

If you're interested in hearing about Anna’s experience, check out her write up in From the Intern's Corner!

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If video production isn't the path for you, learn more about our Producer Internship or Photography Internship to see if that's a better fit.