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Interested in getting hands on experience at a photo festival? Then keep reading!
The New York Photo Festival, the first international-level festival of photography, is looking for volunteers. Volunteers are needed preceding the festival from March to May and during the five days of the festival, from May 14th to May 18th. All volunteers will receive a complimentary all-access pass to the festival exhibitions and programming.
Volunteers are needed in the following areas:
• Production
• Marketing/Publicity
• General/Administrative
• Festival Staff
To volunteer, download the application form from www.nyphotofestival.com/TheFuture.html and send it to: Rebecca Stepler, Volunteer Staff Coordinator, New York Photo Festival, Fax: 212.366.5247 or email: Rebecca@nyphotofestival.com
We just found out about an exciting internship opportunity for this summer! The photo department at Condé Nast Traveler is looking for summer interns to help out—the internship is available to any student who is able to earn school credit.
The photo department is a fast-paced and energetic part of Condé Nast Traveler magazine. Some of the tasks include: web searching, logging in film, labeling film with caption information as well as making phone calls to hotels and locations the magazine intends to photograph.
If you are interested, please send resume and availability by April 9th to:
Angelica Mistro, angelica_mistro@condenast.com, 212.286.2360
Do you need to spice up your resume?
Well now you can, AND gain valuable hands on experience by working at PDN magazine.
PDN Custom Media & Events is looking for a Spring 2008 intern to help out with all major aspects of running and compiling a magazine.
You'll be writing for the PDNedu blog, PDN Gear Guide online and other publications of the Custom Media department. Other perks include attending the 2008 PhotoPlus Expo (and parties), great clips and working with great people.
Requirements:
-You must be able to receive school credit (internship is unpaid).
-You must be able to work at least two full days a week—we're flexible after that.
-Interest in photography is a plus.
-Web interest a plus.
-Preferable past writing experience.
Send resume, cover letter and any applicable clips to cschultz@pdnonline.com
Want to see your name on this here blog? So do we!
PDN Custom Media & Events is looking for a Fall 2007 editorial intern.
You'll be writing for the PDNedu blog, PDN's Gear Guide online and other publications of the Custom Media department. Other perks include attending the 2007 PhotoPlus Expo (and parties), great clips and working with great people.
Requirements:
-You must be able to receive class credit (internship is unpaid)
-You must be able to work at least two full days a week—we're flexible after that.
-Interest in photography a plus
-Web interest a plus
-Preferable past writing experience/interest.
Send resume, cover letter and any applicable clips to jgordon@pdnonline.com
The School of the Arts at Texas Woman’s University is looking for a Technical Director to oversee two established galleries. Applicants must have at least a Bachelor’s degree and two years’ experience in arts and gallery management. For a complete job description, click here.
A New York photographer's agent is in need of an intern for the summer.
Learn about marketing commercial photographers in today’s market. How to find clients, negotiate contracts and identify talent. Flexible hours and a real learning opportunity for someone interested in photography from the inside out. Must be reliable, computer savvy and interested in learning.
Location: New York Studio, Fifth Avenue and 24th Street, New York City.
Please call Myrna at ME Reps--(212) 926.9659
www.mereps.com
PDN Custom Media & Events Department is seeking a DESIGN intern for summer 2007.
You must:
- have a proficiency in Quark, PhotoShop and Illustrator
- be enrolled in a college or academic program for which you can receive class credit
- be available to work in New York City during the months of July and August (start-date mid to late June)
You'll be working on Custom Media projects with our Art Director, including photo research for the upcoming Gear Guide, converting files, assisting with design/illustration work, etc.
Interested? Send your resume and cover letter to jgordon@pdnonline.com
Condé Nast Traveler is currently looking for an intern for their photo department. Here are the details from CNT:
We are looking for a college student who can earn school credit for his or her work here. It is an unpaid internship. The hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 2 to 4 days a week, starting now and ending in May.
The photo department is one of the busiest departments of the magazine. We use some of the most talented photographers in the world, and send them to the most beautiful and exotic places in the world. As the photo intern, you will be a part of the team. You will be involved in every stage of a photo shoot-from preproduction to logging in film to collecting final art work that is used in the magazine. We will ask you to research photos from stock agencies, evaluate portfolios, organize files of photos and print images from digital sources. You will learn how each department works together to produce this monthly magazine.
Condé Nast publishes magazines such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, Gourmet, GQ, Architectural Digest, Glamour, Cargo, Lucky and more. Our office is at 4 Times Square.
Please send your resume and availability to:
Fax: 212-286-5931
amistro@condenast.com
Zinester published these opportunities last week on whisper jobs.
(It's a cool little zine devoted to helping you find your dream editorial job + some good insider gossip. To subscribe send an email to 5557-subscribe@zinester.com)
There is an opening for an assistant photo editor to assist the director of photography for Saveur, Garden Design and Florida Travel & Life Magazines. Responsibilities: Photo research, photo returns, correspondence with photographers, photo tracking, payment processing, some photo editing and photo assigning when needed. Requirements / Qualifications: Assistant Photo Editor or photo researcher with 1 to 3 years of experience in the magazine field; Ability to assess photographic quality and maintain standards of photographic excellence; Photography education and/or background a plus. Visit World Publications for more details and to apply.
There are internship opportunities at Brant Publications, publisher of Interview, Art in America and the magazine Antiques. They have fall internships available in the Editorial, Advertising and Photography departments. Please submit all resumes to mmckeon@brantpub.com.
Good luck!
Another internship opportunity for the summer just crossed my desk:
BiZBash Media is looking for Photojournalism Interns for Summer 2006. BiZBash Media publishes a magazine and Web site for event planners—think of us as a Women’s Wear Daily or a Variety for the special event industry. To learn more about BiZBash, go to www.bizbash.com.
This is a great opportunity for aspiring photographers. Our interns will attend and shoot exclusive special events on-site and shoot restaurants, bars, and other venues around New York. Their work will published and credited in our large-format, glossy publication and online. They will also become familiar with the inner workings of a growing trade magazine. Other in-office responsibilities will include photo research, digital photo editing in Adobe Photoshop, and office duties.
This position will have a flexible schedule of two days/evenings per week, which includes time spent at events. This is an unpaid position.
Candidates should be experienced digital photographers. The ability to accurately capture the look and feel of events and event décor in a crowded environment with varied lighting conditions is a must.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and a CD portfolio of 10 to 20 digital photographs that you feel are relevant to this position. IMPORTANT: Submissions without a portfolio of 10 to 20 hi-res (approx. 5x7” 300 dpi) digital photographs will NOT be considered.
Send all materials to:
BiZBash Media
c/o Joey Bouchard
21 West 38th Street, 13th Floor,
New York, NY 10018
CHILD Magazine, a lifestyle publication for parents, is looking for a photo intern to work in their two person department.
This internship can begin as early as now, however they can wait until the summer semester begins if necessary. This is not a paid internship so they do need someone to fill the position who will be receiving school credit.
Photography majors in their junior or senior year are encouraged to apply. Duties may include assisting photo editors with logistics of producing shoots, conducting photo research for the magazine, calling in portfolios of photographers and stylists and well as returning published art work.
Child Magazine works with photographers specializing in still life, fashion, food, lifestyle and portraiture so this is a great opportunity for someone interesting in pursuing a career in photography or photo editing.
The photo department would like an intern at least two days a week from 10am to 6pm but can be flexible with the schedule. Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to melissa.malinowsky@meredith.com.
Good luck!
Food & Wine Magazine is seeking an intern to work with the Photo Department (for CREDIT ONLY).
Responsibilities include, but not limited to: administrative duties, calling in/copying photographer's portfolios, assembling books for photo shoots, arranging travel for photo crew, ordering prints, sitting in on film editing sessions, assisting on photo shoots, as well as perform other job related functions.
Qualifications: Photography/art background strongly preferred. Strong organizational and communication skills. Must be a detail-oriented team player and be able to multi-task. Should be enthusiastic, dependable and able to follow projects through to completion. Basic knowledge of "MS Office" (Word/Excel). Have an interest in the subject matter of the magazine (though no culinary training is necessary).
PART-TIME internship FOR CREDIT ONLY. Send a resume and cover letter, briefly explaining why they should pick you for this position, by post, email, or fax: Lisa S. Kim, Food & Wine, 1120 Avenue of the Americas 9th Floor, New York, NY 10036; Email lisa.s.kim@aexp.com; Fax 212.642.1930
Good luck!
Cookie Magazine is looking for a summer photo intern to work 2 days a week.
Responsibilities will include, but not limited to: calling in and returning portfolios for review; photo research for stock and future shoots;. participating in editorial meetings; assisting on set (NYC) at least one shoot per semester.
Senior students preferred. Microsoft word and Excel and Photoshop proficiency a plus. No photo experience required, only a serious and firm commitment for a semester.
Email Catarina Buica, assistant Photo Editor with your resume, cover letter, and availability.
Good luck!
If your dream is to live in Hollywood and be amongst the celebrities, then this may be the job for you.
Bauer Griffin of the infamous TV show "Hollywood Hunt Club" needs a "technical photographer." They are looking for someone with skills in Photoshop, editing, transmission, and coordinating the maintenance of their web-site. The position is permanent and full-time.
Oh and by the way ... they are also "still seeking photographers who fit in with our style of work." Paparazzi, here you come!
Email a resume to bauergriffin@mac.com to get discovered.
PDN is looking for a few good interns for the Spring quarter. You must be a current student and earn credit for the internship.
Please send resume and cover letter to Meredith Marlay at mmarlay@pdnonline.com or fax 646-654-5813.
We are based in NYC.
For more about PDN, visit our Web site.
The Napa Valley Register, circulation of 17,500 has an immediate opening for a full-time photojournalist. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated ability to shoot dynamic photographs from any type of assignment: features, news, portraits, sports, food, wine and business.
Self-generated photo stories are produced twice a month and there are additional opportunities for the creative photographer to expand an assignment into a full photo essay.
Preferred qualifications: 1-2 years newspaper experience, digital camera and Macintosh computer knowledge. Photojournalism school grads with at least one internship will be considered also. Canon digital equipment is provided.
Send a cover letter, resume, references and a Mac-formatted CD, slide or print portfolio to the address below. No on-line or email portfolios accepted. Must include well-written photo captions.
Andrea Roth, Photo Editor
Napa Valley Register
1615 Second Street
Napa, CA 94559
Interested in working as a photography intern in Nepal? (Don't answer that -- it's a rhetorical questions.)
The internship happens throughout the year and requires a commitment of at least one month. You can work as a photographer or as an assistant editor.
The publications include daily newspapers:
The Kathmandu Post
The Rising Nepal
Weekly newspapers:
People's Review
The Spotlight
Monthly magazines:
Nepal Post (political)
New Business Age
The Boss (economy)
Fame (fashion, art, music, entertainment)
Life (social)
Kathmandu Info Tiser (youth)
VOW-Voice of Women (women)
VOC-Voice of Children (Children)
Nepal Traveler (Tourism)
Online media:
NepalHumanRightsNews.com
The work week consists of Monday - Friday and approximately 5-7 hours per day. You will be assigned to an English language publication unless you have knowledge of the Nepali language.
(Okay -- there is always a downside.) This internship is unpaid and actually has costs associated with it. The first month is $500 and $200 for additional months. They recommend $100 per month for spending money. Airfare is also at your expense.
To make a reservation and download an application -- click here. For questions, email Lauren McCurdy.
Recent internship listings...
...and a nice little daily picture series on
Slate
Need a little primer?
Eat your peas and carrots. Get educated. Do your internships! The more, the better!
The Center for Photography at Woodstock is always interviewing for interns.
At CPW, there are two kinds of internships: Arts Administration Internships or Workshop Internships
Arts Administration interns assist CPW staff with organization and production of education programs; organization and production of gallery exhibitions; organization and production of the Photography Quarterly journal and other CPW publications; general administrative operation of the CPW including: membership, fund-raising, public relations, special events, and community outreach. Interns commit to up to three days per week for three to four months.
Workshop interns participate for free in the Woodstock Photography Workshops and the Photography Lecture Series. They have the opportunity to share their portfolio with visiting artists. They have access to a fully equipped professional darkroom. They learn strategies in teaching, arts administration, and professional image-making. Workshop interns receive a $500 stipend to help defer living costs of living in Woodstock.
Sound like fun?
Get your portfolio, resume, and references ready and make an appointment by emailing info@cpw.org.
NYC-based Box Studios, the high-end fancy schmancy retouching studio that makes the work of Annie Leibovitz and Mario Sorrenti look so good is seeking a Production Assistant.
DAILY RESPONSIBILITES: Packing and shipping jobs, logging all shipments, burning cd's and dvd's, job related research, scanning images, and ordering supplies for the production department.
The full ad is on Mediabistro.com. Remember, you need to register to see the link, but it's free and easy.
Time to get your resume together. There are a couple of great-sounding (except for the pay) NYC-based photo internships posted on Ed2020 today:
InStyle magazine has two, full-time art and photo internships available right now. Students must be 2004 or 2005 college graduates with a degree in art and design or photography and some experience with photo researching and or photo scanning. A working knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator would be a plus. Internships would start ASAP through May, pay rate is $6 an hour here in New York. All qualified applicants please e-mail resume and cover letter to delora_jones@instylemag.com
The Time Inc. Digital Photo Studio seeks digital photography a full-time or part-time intern to start as soon as possible. Students must be 2004 or 2005 college graduates with a degree in art and design or photography and some experience with photo researching and or photo scanning. A working knowledge of Photoshop and Illustrator would be a plus. Internships would start ASAP through May, pay rate is $6 an hour here in New York. All qualified applicants please e-mail resume and cover letter to delora_jones@instylemag.com
The inside scoop is that Stuff Magazine's photo researcher was recently let go from the position. If you're looking to break into consumer mags, here's your chance to send them your resume. And if you're wondering, "What does a photo researcher do, anyway?" check out the "Gigs" section of the upcoming issue of PDNedu.
FotoFest
is an international non-profit photographic arts and education organization
based in Houston, Texas. They created the first international Biennial of Photography
and Photo-related Art in the United States. FotoFest also offers the Meeting Place, a portfolio review for photographers.
And they are looking for interns! "Learn about careers in art and about all aspects
of operating an international photo-based art festival. Work on meaningful projects under the guidance of
experienced professionals. Make contacts with international art professionals.
Develop mentor relationships with professionals who can advise and support you as you pursue your
educational goals and career plans."
Interns are required to work at least 120 hours over the course of the semester in order to receive school credit and an honorarium of $500.
For consideration, you need to (1) submit a letter of recommendation from a college professor or an appropriate professional, (2) a resume, and (3) an official college transcript (if you want college credit).
Send the materials to:
FotoFest Interns
c/o Frank Rose
FotoFest
11113 Vine Street
Houston, Texas 77002
Definitely read more about the internship, job descriptions and the selection process before you apply. If you have any questions - call Frank Rose (713) 223-5522 x26 or e-mail press3@fotofest.org.
Application deadlines:
Summer - May 1
Fall - August 1
Spring - December 1
Good luck! Tell them PDNedu sent ya!
There's a great small-town paper job opportunity in upstate New York. According to JournalismJobs.com:
The Citizen, a 14,000 circ. daily in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, is looking for an energetic, creative photojournalist to join our award-winning staff. We are looking for someone who can produce great images on deadline regardless of the assignment (sports, breaking news, features, events). The photographer needs to work well with staff, and be an ambassador for this paper in our community.
For the full job listing, visit JournalismJobs.com here
According to the magazine's job posting, PC Magazine's "internship program is designed to give college students an opportunity to enhance their formal education with hands-on, career-related experience. Internship opportunities are limited to students who are currently enrolled in a college or university program. This is a paid internship. This position is availabile immediately and will continue into the Fall semester.
"As an intern you will be working with the staff of PC Magazine Labs helping to prepare lab reviews for online viewing. The ideal candidate must be able to take photographs using a digital camera, have knowledge of content management applications and web production and have knowledge and some experience using Adobe Photoshop. A student majoring in web design is preferred.
"Qualified candidates send cover letter and resume to opportunities@ziffdavis.com referencing PCML-BS in the subject line of your message. EOE M/F/D/V"
The best way to get a photography internship at a newspaper is to shoot for your college newspaper. That way you have a little bit of experience under your belt and a relevant portfolio.
Here are some upcoming opportunities:
The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times Free Press is an 80,000 daily that offers two photojournalism internships beginning in January 2006. They are six months in length and paid. Send a portfolio on CD with captions, cover letter and resume by October 10th to:
Billy Weeks
Director of Photography/Graphics
The Chattanooga Times Free Press
400 E 11th Street
Chattanooga, TN 37403
The Naples (Fla.) Daily News is a 60,000 daily with a six month paid internship beginning January 2006. Send a portfolio, cover letter, resume and references by November 8th to:
Judy Lutz, Director of Photography
The Naples Daily News
1075 Central Avenue
Naples, FL 34102
Searching for a quick gig? Life & Style weekly is looking for a freelancer to do photo research from August 29-September 2nd. Send your resume to mgullo@bauerpublishing.com.
Magazines are starting to staff up for Fall. Men's Journal is looking for an Art and Photo Assistant to help with shoot production, contracts, budgets and film returns. Aspiring photo editors - this is a great chance to see how magazines work at a publication that hires some of the biggest portrait amd lifestyle photographers out there. Check it out here:
http://www.mediabistro.com/joblistings/jobview.asp?joid=28543&page=2
PC Magazine, The Independent Guide to Technology, is looking for a full-time in-house still-life staff photographer. The ideal candidate will be an experienced product photographer with digital photographic experience (experience with photographing technology products a plus) and strong computer skills. Will be responsible for shooting simple product shots, group product shots and covers. Qualified candidates, please send cover letter and resume via email to opportunities@ziffdavis.com referencing SP-BS in the subject line of your message. EOE M/F/D/V
Ziff Davis Media is a leading integrated media company serving the technology and videogame markets. The Company is an information services provider of technology media including publications, websites, conferences, events, eSeminars, eNewsletters, custom publishing, list rentals, research and market intelligence. In the United States, the Company publishes 10 magazines including PC Magazine, Sync, ExtremeTech, DigitalLife, eWEEK, CIO Insight, Baseline, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Computer Gaming World and Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine.
Interested in working for Lauren Greenfield -- the documentary photographer whose books include Girl Culture and Fast Forward ?
Studio Manager
Seeking motivated, organized person to manage day-to-day operations of Los Angeles photography studio beginning 01/06. Duties include managing office and finances, producing invoices and estimates, negotiating fees, picture editing submissions, production coordinating shoots, overseeing traveling museum show, organizing travel and schedule. Email resume and cover letter to studio@laurengreenfield.com.
Intern
Candidates should have or be pursuing a degree in photography or possess comparable photography work experience. The position requires knowledge of scanning, Photoshop and Macintosh systems. Requirements include 3-month commitment, full time availability, reliable transportation and residence in Los Angeles. There is a $20 per day stipend and potential to receive academic credit. Send cover letter, CV and 3 references to eleonora@laurengreenfield.com or fax to 310 578 1686.
Photo © Lauren Greenfield/Agency VII
Industrial Color in New York City is looking for a Digital Capture Technician/Digital Photo Assistant.
[Reminder, you must register to see MediaBistro job listings, but it's free!]
Depressed that you've graduated, but don't know how you are going to pay back that huge loan? Get a head start.Try Mediabistro. It’s a wonderful site for not only job postings, but advice, job workshops and other ways to break into various creative fields. You’ll find a variety of photo-related jobs, too.
 Looks like you're in luck. WireImage is looking for an intern in New York City.
[photo of Ron Galella ©2005 Brad Elterman]
Anybody wanna be a rep? Marge Casey + Associates, who represent a wide variety of celebrity, still-life, fashion, and food photographers (including Joyce Tenneson and Diana Koenigsberg) is looking for an associate agent for their New York office.
After hearing that one of the legends of fine-art photography, Duane Michals, had been recently inducted into the Hall of Fame of the New York Art Director’s Club, I stopped by the club’s site. Aside from honoring great creatives in its Hall of Fame section, the site features links to competitions, employment opportunities and inspiring works from great photographers, illustrators and designers. It's truly a worthwhile visit.
Do you have exciting, making a difference in your life, summer plans yet?
The Cincinnati Enquirer, a 200,000 circulation daily, is looking for a summer photography intern with advanced digital skills and a well-rounded and tightly edited photo-J portfolio. You will have the opportunity to work closely with editors and to shoot assignments as part of the staff.
The internship is from June 13 through September 2. The pay is $500 per week plus mileage.
Contact Kenneth Amos, Presentation Editor at The Cincinnati Enquirer, and look for more photo-J opportunities at JournalismJobs.com.
Ziff Davis publication Extreme Tech magazine is looking for a technology analyst. It’s a great opportunity for someone with good writing skills, technical chops and willing to relocate (or already live in) the San Francisco Bay Area. The job requires a core PC analyst, although digital photography expertise would also be an added benefit. Those interested should contact loyd_case@extremetech.com and include writing samples. For more, click on this link: Download tech_analyst.doc
The New York Times gave a few hints to job-seekers this weekend with their recommendation on NOT using canned cover letters when applying to jobs. This may sound like stating the obvious, but the example they use to illustrate the problem is a photo studio who received nearly identical cover letters from several applicants. Turns out they were all using the Microsoft Word "cover letter" template. Needless to say, none of those folks landed the job.
Want Your Letter to Stand Out? Here's a Tip: Write It Yourself [New York Times]
Looks like Hearst is looking for an in-house photographer/studio manager for their new magazine Quick & Simple (a sort of Organic Style meets Real Simple-type publication set to launch later this year).
Don't forget, you need to register in order to view Mediabistro job listings, but it's free!
 Stuff Magazine is looking for an entry-level Assistant Photo Editor. The ad specifies that you must have an interest in "Christina, Paris, and Britney."
Here is a website devoted to sports photography for both the student photographer and the professional.
With sponsored membership, Sports Shooter offers a place to post your photographs, a monthly student portfolio review contest called "One Week's Work" and a rated internship guide. Without membership, you can peruse your competition, find a mentor and read the message board for technical advice, opportunities and job related discussions.
In a recent posting, USA Today photographer and Sports Shooter founder Robert Hanashiro asks, "Why do students insist on putting skateboarding photos in the portfolios they show me?"
I love photoassistant.net! Just hop onto this website for all the latest news and be hip to the photo assistants scene. Photographers search here to hire one of the 1,256 assistants listed on the database. Other highlights: tutorials on topics such as loading and unloading a 4X 5 film holder and web forums with topics like: what is the day rate in the DC area? This is a great tool for photographers and assistants.
Hello PDNEDU community! I'm Mary Virginia Swanson and I'll be adding marketing advice on the blog and answering your questions on the subject of getting your work out there. As Michelle has pointed out, now is the time to think about securing a summer internship. I can tell you that many students have already landed a positions for Summer '05 so if you haven't thought about what type of internship would best inform your professional goals, don't hesitate. If you hope to shoot editorially, the experience you'd gain at a magazine or newspaper would be great. Similarly, if you wish to exhibit your work at galleries and/or museums, time spent behind the scenes would provide great insights into how those markets work. If you have yet to write your resume, I'd suggest checking out www.jobstar.org and www.nataviguides.com for great advice. Be sure to have your professors review your final draft, and cover letter stating why you want to secure that position. But most importantly, don't hesisitate! I've met with students at SCAD, NESOP and SVA this spring, many of whom are already on the case. Internships are invaluable and if you contribute in a positive way, know that those subsequent recommendations on your behalf will be worth their weight in gold. Good luck!!
Here's a good opportunity to find out what photo editing is all about. Forbes.com is looking for a Photo Editing and Design Intern to work 10-15 hours a week from June - August. If on the surface financial magazines don't sound like glamorous places to work, just remember all the incredible photography that came out of Fortune magazine back in the day -- Margaret Bourke White, Charles Sheeler, Walker Evans.. And still today, there's some amazing portrait work that comes out of finanacial mags like Fortune, Kiplinger's, Fast Company and the like…
MediaBistro Internship posting (you have to register to see this, but it's free to do so)
(related)
Picturing Business, The Photography of Fortune magazine
 I must be on internship rant today, but i feel it's one of the most important thing's a young student can do. But before you venture out to your interview you might want to trim your hair, which i neglected to do!
Some great resources that i have found that list available internships
are the Princeton Review, which lists tons of jobs in every state.
Another site is the New York Foundation for the Arts, which is a must
look for any artist.
Also be sure to check out Craigslist, they list thousands of jobs (internships too!) for almost every major city.
To one up the recent FHM photo assistant job, Playboy
has announced that they are looking for some young
interns to roam their halls! Can you believe this,
this must be every college boys dream job! 
Perks include as listed on the website "Attendance at
promotional and publicity events; free t-shirts and
mugs" hmm i think a free mug will be the last thing
on ones mind when hanging with Mr. Hefner.
Send in those resumes boys
Time is rapidly approaching for the summer jobs fair at the Maine Photographic Workshops. The fair will be held March 31 through April 2. This is an opportunity to work and hang out with great photographers, teachers and other creative folk, not to mention getting to spend the summer on the Maine seacoast.
Details are available here.
 At the very least, I imagine one will come out of there with some really great airbrushing skills.
MediaBistro Job Posting: Art/Photo Assistant at FHM
(note: You must a MediaBistro member to see the post. It's free to register)
 It may be too late to land an internship for summer, but it's not too early to start thinking about Fall. Fairchild Publications, who put out mags like Jane and Details (as well as a slew of fashion and bridal trades) offer internship opportunities in their photo department. It's a great way not only to see what goes in to coordinating a photo shoot, but also a good place to start making contacts in the industry. Seen any other good places to look for internships? Discuss in our "comments" section.
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