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About the position
WABC-TV, the flagship Disney/ABC-owned television station in New York, is the most-watched television station in the New York Television market and the United States! WABC also leads the market in station websites and has the highest social media engagement! In this internship, you will work directly with our Executive Producer and Senior Producer, immersing yourself in all aspects of production. This includes assisting on field shoots, transcribing and logging taped interviews, researching and fact-checking, and capturing post-production elements such as graphics and music. You will also have the opportunity to collaborate with our Promotions, News, and Art Departments, learning the process of how we get our programs on the air, as well as gaining insights into FCC regulations, music rights, and licensing. By the end of this internship, you will have a clearer understanding of your area of interest and the essential skills needed to succeed in the television business.
Responsibilities
- Assist on field shoots
- Transcribe and log taped interviews
- Research and fact-check
- Capture post-production elements such as graphics and music
- Collaborate with Promotions, News, and Art Departments
- Learn about FCC regulations, music rights, and licensing
Requirements
- Proven skills using Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
- Familiar with basic video production
- Desire to be part of a fast-paced agile organization
- Attention to detail, exacting standards, and outstanding organizational skills
- A hunger to learn and observe
- Strong curiosity about the Television industry
Nice-to-haves
- Experience or familiarity with Adobe Premiere Pro
Benefits
- Gain hands-on experience in television production
- Opportunity to work with experienced professionals
- Learn about the television industry and production processes
