Venice Arts - Program Intern

13445 Beach Avenue Venice, California 90292
Status
Open
Description

The Program Intern will work in the classroom and administrative office July to November 2024, providing support to the Venice Arts’ Media Arts Education & Mentoring Program. The ideal candidate has an interest in media arts (e.g., photography, filmmaking, animation and comic arts) and/or arts education. They should be familiar with basic computer skills such as typing, creating documents and file management. Having some experience with using Adobe software and digital cameras is a plus. Candidates should be organized and motivated, and be comfortable with working with youth in a community-based setting. Customer service experience or previous experience working in a public facing role is a plus. 

During the four weeks of the Summer Media Arts Camp (July 8 - August 2) the Program Intern will work 40 hours a week, Monday through Friday. During July and the Academic Year (September-November) the intern will work approximately 15 hours a week after-school and on Saturday, with hours to be determined.

Qualifications

The ideal Program Intern has an interest in media arts (photography, filmmaking, and/or comic arts) and/or arts education. They should be familiar with Apple computers and medium specific software and equipment, such as a DSLR camera. Candidates should be organized, motivated, and comfortable working with youth in a community-based setting. Customer service experience or previous experience working in a public facing role is a plus. 
 

Background

Since 1993, Venice Arts’ has served to ignite, expand, and transform the lives of Los Angeles’ low-income youth through photography and film education, and to use its participatory storytelling practices to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities around the world. We do this by building creative equity for low-income youth through media arts education, college success, and creative career pathway programs where we put creativity at the center of youth development. Through sequential learning -- from beginning to advanced levels -- students develop art, digital, and media literacy, including developing an understanding of how the still or moving image shapes their perceptions of themselves and their world.
 

How to Apply

Please complete Venice Arts' online application https://airtable.com/appVcz3oX5Vo4sLzL/shr9tRL8zp71msDnJ and attach your cover letter and resume in a single pdf file. Thank you!