2013 Internships By Company

The best way to bridge the gap between finishing college and getting a job is to experience an internship. Internships give you on-the-job experience, help you learn whether you and that industry are a good match, and can provide you with valuable connections and references. Whether you want a semester-long or summer internship, there are jobs for interns available throughout the year. Start your search at Internships.com, where you’ll find internship opportunities in many different companies, beginning with the list below.

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TV Visual Coordination (Back Stage Coordinator) - Fall 2013 Internship

HSNSaint Petersburg, FL

Overview of the Internship Opportunity:

Learn about live television production, with an emphasis on product display for retail TV.
Attain knowledge of the live show and product display that is not taught in class.
Gain first-hand experience to the point where the student knows what to expect when going out into the real world.
Get behind the scenes exposure to studio production in a live, 24/7 environment.
Get behind the scenes exposure to product styling and Talent interaction.

We are looking for:

Creative students with a positive attitude, willing to develop new skills, and work effectively in a Team environment.
Motivated students who thrive in a fast-paced environment, and have good time-management skills.
TV Production or Design related majors (or similar) seeking experience in a live show atmosphere.
Professionalism in communication and personal presentation.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Shadowing Visual Coordinators and Visual Specialists.
Assisting Coordinators and Specialists with day-to-day responsibilities including: unpacking, steaming, sorting, verifying quantities and quality, creating displays, table trafficking and other aspects of broadcast product display.
Completing offline Projects that could include: product prep, prop and supply maintenance, product return, or other Departmental needs


Minimum Requirements:

Classes in Television Production or Design, or related subjects. Some retail experience is helpful, but not required
Some experience dealing with Customers or Guests.
Punctuality and regular attendance
Juniors and seniors preferred
In order to participate in our TV Internship program, you must be earning college credit
Must be able to participate in a minimum of 20 hours per week
8 to 12 weeks, depending upon length of semester