Intern
Urbanite welcomes applications from students and others who are interested in helping to produce Baltimore's best monthly magazine. Interns work on a volunteer basis, usually for a three- to four-month period. However, a number of our interns have been offered employment during or after their internship period.
Internships are available in the editorial, art and production, advertising, and administrative departments. To apply, e-mail a resume with a cover letter and, if applicable, writing or art samples (two or three pieces, published or not); dates and times of availability; and a description of your interest to:
Editorial
rebecca@urbanitebaltimore.com
Deadlines for editorial intern applications: Summer, April 1; Fall, July 1; Spring, November 1. Please also include three references and three journalistic clips/writing samples (not academic papers or creative writing).
Advertising/Marketing
erin@urbanitebaltimore.com
Administrative
michelle@urbanitebaltimore.com
Production/Design
production@urbanitebaltimore.com
Deadlines: Summer, April 1; Fall, July 1; Spring, November 1
Please include three layout design examples.
Photography (must be 21 years old)
joe@urbanitebaltimore.com
Or mail to:
Urbanite
2002 Clipper Park Road
4th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21211
Video Intern
The video intern reports directly to the digital media editor and is responsible for producing short films to accompany stories published in the magazine and uploaded to www.urbanitebaltimore.com. These videos vary in length from one to three minutes. Past video interns have produced short videos on making the pickletini drink, living on a boat in the Inner Harbor, and biking around Baltimore.
Applicants should possess:
-own camera/video recording equipment-necessary software, such as Final Cut Pro or something similar, to edit footage
-excellent interpersonal skills
-the ability to schedule times to meet with interviewees
-an independent willingness to find and pitch video shorts
-the ability to work on deadline without direct supervision
This job is done largely out of office, with periodic meetings between the digital media editor and/or the staff photographer to generate video ideas, sketch out storyboards, and look through raw footage.
Interested applicants should e-mail a resume and links to previous video work to Andrew Zaleski, digital media editor: andrew@urbanitebaltimore.com.
No phone calls please.
