Intern: Digital Communications, Video Journalism
JOB RESPONSIBILITES
Key Area of Responsibility - Story Development & Writing
- Work with the supervisor to research potential communication/story-telling projects
- Learn/maintain working knowledge of all Camp Fire programs
- Interface with program divisions to ensure information is accurate and identify interview subjects
- Conduct research through Camp Fire connections, personal leads and Alumni networks
- Research prospects and potential human interest stories, historical projects and sources as guided by Council priorities
- Support writing projects and research for the Centennial of Camp Fire First Texas
Key Area of Responsibility - Photo & Video Editing
- Capture video and photographs in the following key areas: Centennial events, summer camp programs, after school programs, alumni/VIP interviews & special events
- Write and develop scripts to tell the Camp Fire stories using video and photography in key areas
- Shoot & edit raw video for use on web, social sites and at events
- Shoot, edit and arrange photographs layouts for use on web, social sites and events
- Organize & scan historical photographs recommended for use in centennial layout and displays
QUALIFICATIONS
- Upper level college student or graduate student
- Video editing and storytelling experience
- Storyboard and filming skills
- Research and Interviewing skills
- Organizational skills
- Problem-solving skills
- Communication skills
- Computer skills (MS Office products, Adobe Suite)
- Transportation to/from Camp Fire offices
- Self-motivated, yet able to work independently or with a team
WORK HOURS
- 10-20 hours per week. Flexible but agreed upon prior to the start of the internship.
- Willing to arrange class credit
- Potential to earn a letter of recommendation
- Professional portfolio enhancement
- Monetary stipend based on results and professionalism
