Intern applications for the Woodstock Film Festival Internship Program are now open for Summer and Fall internships! Their office is located at 13 Rock City Road in Woodstock, NY. All internships are in-person, though there is partial remote availability.
The Woodstock Film Festival is accepting applications for the Spring, Summer, and Fall Internship Program. Departments include but are not limited to: Operations, Public Relations and Marketing, Festival Administration, Programming, Graphic Design, Photography, and Production.
Responsibilities may include: database management, film entry screening evaluations, fundraising, public relations, social media, copy editing, community outreach, industry research, production coordination, event planning, and equipment optimizing/organization.
The internship will be custom tailored depending on the intern’s individual experience and skills. Applicants with extensive knowledge of relevant software systems will be able to expand upon their experience. Programs include Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop, Canva, Squarespace, Lightroom, monday.com, Google Drive, and more.
Fluence Seeking Video Production Interns in Woodstock, NY!
Job Description: Come this January, Prof. Rob Harris will be working with Fluence, an educational company, as a video producer. The video production intern will report to Rob Harris, the head of video production at Fluence.
Job Overview: Fluence is an educational company training therapists to engage in psychedelic therapy. Online learning is a key component of the company. The video production intern will assist in shooting, editing and publishing video content for online courses, as well as videos to assist in marketing and knowledge leadership in the field. Most videos are shot at Fluence’s office and production studio in Woodstock, NY. Interns are required to be onsite.
The Woodstock Film Festival wrapped up on Oct. 2 after another successful year of independent film screenings and thought-provoking panels. Once again students from the Department of Digital Media & Journalism covered important festival events by filming Q&As with filmmakers and actors and producing recap videos which have been posted to the WFF YouTube channel.
The Woodstock Film Festival is currently searching for interns in ALL departments, including but not limited to Operations, Press, Public Relations, and Administrative. General experience includes database management, film entry screening evaluations, fundraising, public relations, press, community outreach, event planning, equipment optimizing/organization, and more. Of course, the internship will be custom tailored depending on the intern’s individual experience and skills. Interns will have many opportunities to meet and network with well-connected and promising industry members while enjoying responsibility in a fast-paced and team-based environment. Continue reading
Last weekend students from the Digital Media and Journalism departments celebrated their hard work helping out at the Woodstock Film Festival. Continue reading