Audio & Video Production Intern — Creative Storytelling in NYC

Dow Jones & Co.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 32,000 - 45,000; Part time

Job summary

Dow Jones & Co. seeks a curious, creative intern to support the audio and video team in New York City. You’ll work with experienced producers from concept through delivery, translating client briefs into compelling content within budget.

No prior professional experience is required, making this an ideal entry into journalism and media production. The role is suited for students studying film, journalism, writing or communications, with a focus on storytelling and production processes.

Qualifications

• Interest in storytelling and how creative ideas become finished productions.
• Curiosity about brands and audiences and what makes content engaging.
• Enthusiasm for discovering new talent, formats and perspectives.
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail and clear communication.
• Collaborative attitude and willingness to learn both creative and practical sides of production.

Responsibilities

• Participate in creative brainstorms and help translate client briefs into ideas for audio, video and social content.
• Research stories, cultural trends and visual references to help shape creative concepts and presentations.
• Discover emerging talent, including directors, creators, hosts and potential interview subjects.
• Contribute ideas for original social content and ways to adapt longer stories for different platforms.
• Support producers in building budgets, gathering estimates and tracking project expenses.
• Help coordinate schedules, shoot logistics and production materials.
• Assist on set and support projects through post-production and delivery.
• Help track feedback and review content against the client brief.

Skills

Storytelling

Brand awareness

Talent discovery

Organizational skills

Communication

Education

Undergraduate student enrollment

Job description

Dow Jones & Co. seeks a curious, creative intern to support the audio and video team in New York City. You’ll work with experienced producers from concept through delivery, translating client briefs into compelling content within budget.

No prior professional experience is required, making this an ideal entry into journalism and media production. The role is suited for students studying film, journalism, writing or communications, with a focus on storytelling and production processes.