
Summer Intern - Film
Immortal Cinema International
Los Angeles, CAThis is a Full Time Unpaid Internship
Internship Start Date/Season: June 2, 2026
Internship Duration: Summer 2026
Time/Days Required: 15 - 20 / week
Workplace Requirements: Remote
ICI is currently seeking remote student interns for Summer/Fall 2026 in the following areas:
Assistant Editing / Post Production
Sound Design
After Effects / Motion Graphics
script coverage / Screenwriting / Screenplay Development
Documentary Editing and Development
Internship Start Date/Season:
Summer/Fall 2026.
Start dates are flexible depending on the student's academic calendar, school requirements, and availability.
Internship Duration:
Approximately 3 to 4 months, or the length of the student's academic term/semester. Shorter-term or micro-internship opportunities may also be considered when appropriate for the student's academic program.
Time/Days Required:
Part-time, approximately 8 to 15 hours per week. Scheduling is flexible and will be coordinated around the student's class schedule, academic commitments, and school internship requirements.
Workplace Location Requirements:
Primarily 100% remote. Local Los Angeles-area interns may occasionally have the opportunity to observe or participate in in-person production, post-production, or development activities when appropriate, but local/in-person availability is not required unless separately agreed upon.
Compensation:
This is an unpaid, academic-credit internship. Applicants must be current college students who are eligible to receive academic credit through their school. The internship is intended as a supervised educational and training opportunity and is not a paid employment position.
Important Internship Notice:
This internship is designed to provide educational experience, mentorship, and exposure to professional film, television, documentary, and post-production workflows. Interns will not replace paid employees. There is no expectation of compensation and no promise or guarantee of paid employment at the conclusion of the internship.
Internship areas of Focus:
Assistant Editor / Post Production Intern
Interns may receive supervised exposure to post-production workflows, including footage organization, syncing audio, preparing selects, creating string-outs, media management, project organization, and multi-cam workflow basics. This track is ideal for students interested in learning more about editing, assistant editing, documentary post-production, music videos, branded content, and film/TV workflows.
Sound Design Intern
For students interested in production and post-production sound, including dialogue cleanup, sound effects, Foley, sound editing, music placement, and basic sound mixing. Interns may gain educational exposure to how sound supports story, emotion, pacing, clarity, and production value across short films, trailers, documentaries, music-driven projects, and promotional content.
After Effects / Motion Graphics Intern
For students interested in After Effects, motion graphics, title design, lower thirds, animated text, social media graphics, trailer-style graphics, and visual experimentation. This track is ideal for interns who want to combine editing, design, animation, and visual storytelling.
script coverage / Screenwriting / Screenplay Development Intern
For students interested in screenwriting, script analysis, story development, and the creative process behind film and television projects. Interns may assist with reading scripts, writing coverage, developing loglines, creating character breakdowns, giving notes on structure and dialogue, researching comparable films, proofreading drafts, and supporting the development of feature films, short films, TV pilots, documentary treatments, and pitch materials.
Documentary Intern
For students interested in documentary storytelling, social impact media, and non-fiction filmmaking. Interns may gain supervised educational exposure to documentary research, archival organization, interview selects, transcription review, story development, editing support, and documentary sequence assembly. ICI has a strong focus on social impact storytelling and projects that help promote awareness, empathy, community action, and positive change.
Ideal Candidates:
Current college students eligible to receive academic credit
Permitted by their school to participate in a remote internship
Organized, reliable, accountable, and professional
Passionate about film, television, documentary, music, media, and storytelling
Comfortable working independently in a remote environment
Able to respect project confidentiality and sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement when required
Experience with Adobe Premiere Pro is a plus
Experience or interest in After Effects, Photoshop, sound design, color correction, or motion graphics is a plus
For post-production-focused interns, access to a computer with editing software and an external hard drive is helpful but not required for all internship tracks
This is a hands-on, professionally supervised learning opportunity for students who want real-world exposure to independent film, documentary, post-production, development, and social impact media.
Company website:
immortalcinema.com
Additional Information
Immortal Cinema International, LLC is a Los Angeles-based production company founded by award-winning filmmaker Noah Berlow. ICI produces and develops feature films, documentaries, music videos, commercials, social impact films, branded content, TV pilots, and other film and media projects, with a focus on strong storytelling and meaningful creative development. The company also emphasizes professional mentorship and creating a supportive educational environment for student interns serious about learning the craft of filmmaking and documentary storytelling.
Please send the following:
Cover letter
Resume
Your school's internship forms and/or academic credit requirements
Your availability and earliest possible start date
Best contact information, including email and phone number
The internship internship areas you are most interested in
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