- Content: Movieguide® Internship
Looking for a Great Internship?
Do you want to serve God, serve others and use your gifts and talents? God is calling extraordinary young people willing to be used by Him to redeem the values of the mass media of entertainment.
Through hands-on experience, you will receive the necessary tools to be an effective minister of the gospel, develop a Christ-like character, and understand the importance of servanthood.
We offer in-person internships across video editing and production, marketing, content, operations, tech, and graphic design at our Los Angeles area office.
We will work with your focus area and you will learn how to be effective in the entertainment industry within that focus.
"Every aspect of the Movieguide® internship program is positively enticing, from Movieguide®’s location, nestled in the scenic contours of Camarillo, CA, down to the wonderful and loving family that comprises Movieguide®’s staff."
-Former Intern
"The Movieguide® internship was the greatest opportunity I’ve ever gotten. I learned so much about the media industry in a safe and biblical environment."
-Former Intern
In-Office Interns
- Length of Internship: 8–12 weeks. We are flexible with school schedules therefore do not set rigid start and finish dates.
- Transportation: Los Angeles is very spread out, so a car is recommended.
- Work Load: Student interns work 20–40 hours a week at the Movieguide® office.
- Work Schedules: Interns work three to five days a week with occasional filming during evenings and weekends. Days can usually be arranged to accommodate schedule and are somewhat flexible.
- Experience: Each month, we will take you to a new site in Hollywood and fully cover the cost of that excursion. Interns will learn how to improve their writing and editing skills in addition to their field of focus and may have the ability to attend a premiere or press junket.
- Mentors: Interns have a mentor relationship with Dr. Ted Baehr, other Movieguide® staff members, and possible opportunities to create industry relationships. Interns meet with mentors in different fields to give them daily tasks. Dr. Ted Baehr outlines a recommended educational career path and student interns are encouraged to pursue college-level classes.
- Pay: Internships are unpaid but can count towards a college credit. We may be able to help with housing, and interns will have the opportunity to take Dr. Ted Baehr's internationally acclaimed class for free: How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Losing Your Soul, which includes an in-depth look at successful scriptwriting, the business behind making profitable movies, and seminars from experienced industry professionals. Because the internship is part time, some interns do freelance work or get a part-time job.
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