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NFFTY SEEKS EDITORIAL INTERNS

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The Editorial Interns will work with NFFTY staff to coordinate, create and edit all content on the new NFFTY website coming soon. The site will be an online magazine style blog featuring youth filmmaking news, interviews and tools. Interns will also lead year-round festival Public Relations. Responsibilities include developing and curating content, managing social media platforms and acting as liaison between festival and press. This is an unpaid internship. For more information, follow the link.

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CENTRAL DISTRICT FORUM IS LOOKING FOR INTERNS

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Central District Forum
The CD Forum is a non-profit organization that presents and produces African-American cultural programs that encourage thought and debate for the greater Seattle area. While drawing attention to what makes African-American culture unique, they also seek to highlight its integral place within American culture as a whole. Their internships offer experience in the non-profit sector and allow interns to be a vital member of a small, high-intensity organization that strives for excellence. They are seeking people who are confident and have a strong desire to be part of a hard-working team. The weekly time commitment expected is 8-10 hours per week. A commitment for the entire season is strongly desired. They are looking for several interns, including an Administrative Intern, a Social Media Intern, a Program Intern, a Marketing Intern, and a Development Intern. For descriptions and to apply follow the link.

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INTERN WITH THE OFFICE OF FILM + MUSIC

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Office of Film + Music
The Office of Film + Music is seeking an Intern for Summer 2010. Film + Music Interns primarily serve a marketing/communications role, becoming a member of the Film + Music team, and provide administrative support for the Office. The internship requires a six-month commitment and 40 hours of work per week. Prior background in film or music is not required, but candidates should have strong communication, writing and organizational/research skills. A small monthly stipend is provided. The deadline to apply is Monday, June 7 by 5:00 pm. For more information about the position, visit the above link or contact the current interns at filmandmusicoffice@seattle.gov

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP AT NORTHWEST FILM FORUM ON THE CHILDREN’S FILM FESTIVAL

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Northwest Film Forum
The largest children’s film festival in the Pacific Northwest, Children’s Film Festival Seattle celebrates the best and brightest in international children’s cinema with a 10-day extravaganza of films from more than 25 countries. The festival’s programs that include live performances, animation, features, shorts, historical films and fantastic hands-on workshops for the filmmakers of tomorrow. The internship is approximately 3 months, beginning mid June through early September. duties will include readying the festival in a multitude of ways, including corresponding with filmmakers, working with the festival director to prepare the printed and online program, helping to organize programs including workshops and the festival children’s jury, and preparing compilations of festival programs on DVD and miniDV tapes. Finalcut pro and website management experience needed. Hours are flexible but are during office hours (10am-6pm, M-F). A commitment of at least 15-20 hours of week is required. For more information including how to apply, follow the link.

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INTERN WITH THE OFFICE OF FILM + MUSIC THIS SUMMER

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Office of Film + Music
The Office of Film + Music is seeking an Intern for Summer 2010. Film + Music Interns primarily serve a marketing/communications role, becoming a member of the Film + Music team, and provide administrative support for the Office. The internship requires a six-month commitment and 40 hours of work per week. Prior background in film or music is not required, but candidates should have strong communication, writing and organizational/research skills. A small monthly stipend is provided. The deadline to apply is Monday, June 7 by 5:00 pm. For more information about the position, visit the above link or contact the current interns at filmandmusicoffice@seattle.gov

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NORTHWEST FILM FORUM SEEKING VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

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Northwest Film Forum
Northwest Film Forum seeks an outgoing, responsible and detail-oriented Volunteer Coordinator. The volunteer coordinator is the liaison between the intern and volunteer corps at the organization and the staff. The volunteer coordinator works with the administrative and events staff to fill volunteer positions (administrative support, box office and concessionaires, projectionists, internships, film production, special events, work parties and the street team). This position is 6-10 hours per week and is unpaid. Northwest Film Forum requests a commitment to the position of at least one year. More information including how to apply can be found after the link.

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INTERN AT THE VERA PROJECT

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The Vera Project
The Vera Project is looking for a new Outreach and Partnership Intern. The Vera Project is regularly approached about assisting with, collaborating, and co-promoting events with other community organizations. A key component of the Outreach and Partnership internship is the creation of a presence in communities that are outside of The Vera Project’s usual reach. The Outreach & Partnership Intern works with the Programming Committee to discern appropriate events for Vera to be involved with and then fulfill our partner responsibilities. This includes acting as a representative of and promoting Vera at events when necessary. The other half of this internship is to reach out to other organizations to invite them to partner with Vera on programs we are doing. Priority for this internship will go to someone 16 to 24 years of age. The deadline to apply is May 21. A full job description is available at the above link.

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KEXP ANNOUNCES SUMMER INTERNSHIPS

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KEXP
KEXP offers internships in all areas of radio broadcasting. Interns will gain experience in a broad array of fields including non-profit fundraising, marketing, sales, web design, sound engineering, and music programming. KEXP interns will learn skills in business communication, project management, problem solving, audio technology, database management and more. These skills and experiences offer our interns a unique ground-level glimpse of the day-to-day life of a community radio station, while offering relationship building and networking opportunities that will aid in securing future employment in the music industry. Internship openings include: music business, administration, sales and fundraising; online, blogging and web services; and audio and video production. The deadline to apply for these summer internships is May 28. For a full description of these opportunities and to apply, follow the above link.

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APPLY TO BE THE BOOKING AND PROMOTIONS INTERN THE VERA PROJECT

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The Vera Project
The Booking and Promotions Intern assists The Vera Project’s Booking Manager with all aspects of booking and promotions. This position provides an excellent opportunity to become familiar with an integral part of Vera’s programming operations. The booking and promotions assistant will poster once a week for upcoming shows. They also will work on new and interesting ways of promoting, and stay on top of the promotions which already keep Vera in the public’s eye. Promoting shows is very important to Vera and will be an integral part of this position. Priority for this internship will go to someone 16 to 24 years of age. If you would like to apply please submit a resume and cover letter to: hiringcommittee@theveraproject.org by Friday, May 6 at 5:00 pm.

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INTERN FOR THE SEATTLE LESBIAN AND GAY FILM FESTIVAL

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Three Dollar Bill Cinema
Three Dollar Bill Cinema is looking for an Outreach Coordinator for the Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. Volunteer staff positions are unpaid, but are an opportunity to gain valuable job experience that can be added to your resume to better qualify you for a position in the film industry and/or with the LGBT community. Duties include developing relationships with nonprofit or relevant community organizations to encourage their participation as co-presenters; developing a list of interested co-presenters to generate film pairings; ensure co-presenters have the resources they need to get the message out about Three Dollar Bill Cinema and the Seattle Lesbian & Gay Film Festival; soliciting information from organizations for festival materials, such as images or mission statements; and more. Applicants should submit resumes to volunteer@threedollarbillcinema.org by May 7.

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