TV Development & Current Series Intern, DreamWorks Animation, Spring 2027

NBCUniversal•Glendale, CA

1d•$18 - $18•Hybrid

About The Position

DreamWorks Animation is seeking adventurous and driven individuals to join their Spring 2027 TV Development & Current Series Internship program. This program offers interns the opportunity to work alongside creative leaders and artists in an engaging and exciting environment, gaining hands-on experience in TV and Feature animated productions. DreamWorks Animation is a growth-minded studio, known for producing high-quality, award-winning animated films and series. They value diverse experiences, frequent communication, transparency, and trust, fostering a community of artists, technologists, innovators, and creators passionate about animation. The internship program includes executive speaker series, professional development workshops, artistic classes, community outreach, and movie screenings, providing a comprehensive learning experience.

Requirements

Experience with Photoshop
An interest in programming for all demos
Ability to transcribe recordings of meetings
Experienced with internet market research
Strong writing, communication and presentation skills
Pursuing an Associate, Bachelor or Graduate degree at a College/University (or equivalent), or be a recent graduate (within six months of graduation date)
Must be 18 years of age or older
Must be willing to work in Glendale, California
Ability to provide own relocation, housing and transportation
Authorized to work in the United States without visa sponsorship

Nice To Haves

Curiosity about animation is a plus.
Knowledge of programs like Word and PowerPoint
Knowledge of programs like Excel and video editing software is preferred
Current class standing of Junior or above (or equivalent)

Responsibilities

Shadow and share creative points of view on content with high-level executives in Development and Production.
Gain exposure to reading scripts, reviewing designs, and attending work-in-progress episode screenings.
Research books, writers, and artists.
Build pitch decks and work with production teams to source assets for department presentations.
Submit writers and pitches into the department's databases.
Create a final presentation on an approved theme and present it to executives.
Gain exposure to the inner-workings of the television animation development and current process.