Company: Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival
Address: 240 S. Glenwood, Suite 112
Location: Jackson Hole, WY
Application Deadline: March 31, 2013
Position: 3 Part-time, Paid (College Credit Required)
Timeframe: 05/01/13 — 09/01/13 (Flexible)
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Description
The ideal candidate has an interest or experience in one or more of the following: documentary filmmaking, environmental conservation, nonprofit organization operations, marketing/communications, event planning, administration assistance and graphic design. Self-motivated individuals that work well in chaotic environments with a Graphic Design, Communications, Journalism or Film background are strongly encouraged to apply.
Grow personally and professionally through project specific opportunities, including:
• Graphic design work with Photoshop, Indesign or other Adobe Software
• Organize screenings, Film Competition judging and Symposium events
• Manage Film Competition submissions
• Oversee summer school programs
• Microsoft office expertise
• Edit and upload simple podcasts and short film clips for site
• Competence using iPhoto, iMovie, Garage Band and.or Final Cut Pro
• Administrative development typical of a nonprofit office.
• Managing social networking sites (Twitter, facebook, wordpress)
Responsibilities
Application deadline will April 1, 2013. Application materials should be submitted as soon as possible. Once a complete application has been received, the Festival will contact each applicant to set up a phone interview.
Application Materials (MUST email to kori@jhfestival.org):
• Resume (including personal, academic and volunteer expericence)
• Letter of intent (including dates available & areas of interest)
• Two letters of recommendation
We will not contact you until we receive ALL these requirements.
Requirements
• Must be a self-motivated individual who works well under chaos & demanding deadlines.
• An intern must be a currently enrolled or recently graduated college/university student. If a recent graduate, proof of attendance within the last 2 years may be requested.
• The minimum length for an internship is six weeks, but students may—and are encouraged—to intern up to 6-months for a more comprehensive experience and increased opportunities. All interns commit to working at least three days per week. Those who cannot meet this minimum are encouraged to volunteer as an alternative.
• JHWFF interns receive a modest stipend and may receive school credit for their work. All interns are responsible for their own transportation and lodging.
• After a successful intern evaluation, an intern will receive a letter of recommendation. If an internship extends through the 2013 Festival, the intern will have the opportunity to work during & participate in the event. Lodging and some meals are provided during the week of the Festival.
