The Television Academy Foundation’s 2024 Summer Internship Program provides over 45 internships in over 20 different disciplines to college students nationwide. The program gives both undergraduate and graduate students in-depth exposure to professional television production during an eight-week, paid summer period in Los Angeles.
PLEASE NOTE: Internships may be in-person, hybrid or remote, depending on the opportunity, and are subject to change. As a condition of employment, the Academy Foundation requires all interns to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Reasonable accommodations will be considered.
Internships will take place February 5 – May 3, 2024. Interns must commit to working 13 consecutive weeks: (12) at 25 hrs and (one) at 20 hrs. Click here to read the Rules and Eligibility Requirements.
Deadline to complete your application is Wednesday, January 17 at 5:00pm PT.
Production Management
Television Production Management is the art of ensuring a production gets made on budget and on time. It is the craft of organizing the production and using resources creatively, whether that’s sourcing props or managing the budget of a 22-episode series. A production manager is deeply involved in all stages of production, from pre- to post-production. Previous interns have been placed at companies such as Tremendous! Entertainment, Shondaland, and others.
What to Expect:
Production Management Interns will be placed with a studio or production company working on either episodic or reality television production. Responsibilities may include organizing, scheduling, and budgeting of productions, as well as some production assistant and general office duties. Interns can expect to learn and understand the skill set needed to start a successful career in production management.
What You Bring:
In addition to the requirements for the Television Academy Foundation Internship program, the ideal candidate will have the following preferred qualifications:
- Background coursework in Film or TV, Business background is a plus
- Strong organization and communication skills
- Strong desire to pursue a career in TV production, specifically on the business side
How to Apply
Please review the website for details on the required materials for application**
- Professional Statement (300-400 words max)
- Resume (Remove all photos and references)
- Transcript(s)
- One letter of recommendation
- There are two ways to upload your letter. Please review the instructions before applying
- Supplemental materials
Failure to comply and submit all requested materials and/or any additional materials will result in automatic disqualification in every category.
All materials MUST COME through the application portal! Mail-in or emailed materials will NOT be accepted.
For questions or further information contact internsupport@televisionacademy.com.
Selection Process*
Television Academy voting members act as judges to determine the finalists in each category.