WET Productions (Non-Profit) Internship

Submitted by Lauren E. Berger on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 03:36
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Acclaimed Non Profit Organization, WET Productions, is currently reviewing submissions for Fall Interns. Seeking dynamic, committed individuals who have experience or are interested in: Non-Profit Management and Development, Arts Administration, Youth Development & Education Programs.

This is a high responsibility and extremely rewarding internship opportunity that requires excellent phone, writing, communication and organizational skills. Fall Interns will assist in the office, participating in all aspects of non profit management and production including fundraising, corporate sponsorships, grant research, script coverage, research, educational programming and more. Internships at WET provide individuals with valuable hands-on experience and training and, if merited, offer recommendations, support and guidance in seeking further employment following the internship. Opportunity to be mentored by established professionals in the arts, make invaluable connections and gain hands-on experience with an acclaimed non profit production company that has received praise for its work in The New York Times, Variety, The Post, and TimeOut New York among others.

Internship Description: 

Looking for trustworthy, exciting, responsible, professional, enthusiastic team players. Must be able to commit at least two full days (10am-6pm) in the office, although three full days is preferred. Conveniently located across the street from Grand Central. School credit is available. If interested, please email a cover letter and resume to assistant@wetweb.org. A writing sample is optional but recommended.

WET is a New York City based 501(c) 3 non-profit production company whose mission is to produce media that challenges female stereotypes and advocates for equality. WET adheres to its mission by: developing and producing new material for theater, film and television written by women, producing world premiere theatrical productions written by female playwrights, events promoting notable female artists, and a citywide media literacy / leadership program for teenage girls, WET's Risk Takers Film Series. For more information, please visit our website at www.wetproductions.org

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