Position Title: News Internships - Fall 2024Status of Employment:Temporary Short-Term (Fixed Term)Position Language Requirement:Language Skills:Work at CBC/Radio-CanadaAt CBC/Radio-Canada, we create content that informs, entertains and connects Canadians on multiple platforms. Our successes and accomplishments are driven by embodying and upholding values, which include creativity, integrity, inclusiveness and relevance. Do you think you have the ability and drive to keep up with this exciting, ever-changing industry? Whether it be in front of the camera, on air, online or behind the scenes, you would be joining a team that thrives on making connections and telling stories that are important to Canadians.Unposting Date: 2024-04-25 11:59 PMCBC Journalism Internships - Fall 2024PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE DOCUMENT CAREFULLY. Failure to follow these instructions may result in your application not being considered. Congratulations on being recommended by your university or college to apply for a CBC internship. CBC is proud of its internship program and the many talented students who spend time with us every year. Do NOT proceed unless you have been recommended for an internship! We will only consider your application if you have been recommended by the journalism coordinator at your university or college.We are currently accepting applications for our FALL 2024 session: Mon Sep 16, 2024 - Fri Oct 25, 2024 The DEADLINE for submitting your application is Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 11:59 pm ET. CBC INTERNSHIPS AND YOUR SAFETYIN-PERSON INTERNSHIPSAll interns must be available to report for work in-person.Some CBC departments are returning to work in person full-time. Others are adopting a "hybrid" in-person/remote arrangement. Interns will be expected to parallel the arrangement of where they are working.In other words, we are not offering remote virtual internships unless specifically agreed.We will provide you with information about safety procedures and requirements that apply to all employees. We will be in touch if conditions or policies change.We are aware that the pandemic has thrown many curve balls our way and we must be prepared for them.BACKGROUND CHECKSAs part of its recruitment process, CBC/Radio-Canada requires that background checks are conducted for all employees, including interns.Background checks will be done on all students who are offered a CBC internship.CBC's Talent Acquisition department, along with our partner Mintz Global Screening, will connect with the successful candidates in due course.There is no charge to you or your school for these background checks.WHO CAN APPLY FOR AN INTERNSHIP?Interns must be enrolled in a journalism program recognized by CBC (such as yours).Internship must be a requirement of your program.We will not consider any student application unless recommended by your school's coordinator.Students must not have already interned in an editorial role at the CBC in Toronto.Students must be in-or about to enter-their final year of study at the time of the internship.Interns must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident. Although interns are not paid, we need to ensure they could be employed following the internship.International students can only be considered if they hold a work permit that is valid from the time of the application deadline until several months after the internship end date.AVAILABILITY DURING INTERNSHIPInterns must be available to spend six consecutive weeks on a FULL-TIME basis at CBC . Full time does not mean trying to juggle studies, assignments and/or paid or volunteer employment while undertaking an internship. (see below for details and exceptions.)Most shifts run Monday through Friday; some Thursday through Sunday and Friday through Monday. Some shifts begin early in the morning or in late afternoon/evening.We cannot accommodate non-consecutive schedules or individual requests outside of our six-week FULL TIME model.Similarly, we are not able to accommodate requests to begin internships a week or two later than the date indicated.EMPLOYMENT DURING INTERNSHIPWhile we do not want interns to overextend themselves during their internship, we are sensitive to the importance of income derived from part-time jobs. Freelance work is permissible in certain cases.In that case, we will ask interns for details so that we can gauge their anticipated workload and to ensure that there is no conflict of interest while at the CBC.Some students work part-time for the CBC. They will be asked to refrain from doing so during their internship. They are welcome to resume after their internship is over.POSSIBLE INTERNSHIP PLACEMENTS See here for a list of shows / departments / areas which welcome interns: https://bit.ly/InternshipPlacements Not all placements are available in each internship session. IMPORTANT : Although proficiency in technical skills is essential to the work of journalists, this is NOT a technical internship. This is an EDITORIAL internship which is not appropriate for people who are interested in careers in directing, switching, lighting, editing and camera work. HOW TO APPLY After you have been recommended, begin the application process which has TWO PARTS: PART ONE: Complete this online form. IMPORTANT: You do NOT need to complete this form in one sitting. You can start on it and hit submit . You will automatically get a copy in your email with an EDIT RESPONSE link.Click on that link when you would like to return to the form.Please note that there are a number of required responses in the form. If those are left blank, you will not be allowed to submit the form.You can temporarily put anything in those fields. That will allow you to submit the form.Just don't forget to replace that placeholder text with meaningful info before you are completely done.PART TWO: Create a SINGLE WORD DOCUMENT with the following elements: Cover letter (1-2 pages; double-spaced) Tell us about yourself, your accomplishments (both within journalism and within your community) and what makes you special. Tell us why you want a CBC journalism internship. You MUST specify at least three places where you would like to intern. Avoid saying, "I am happy to be assigned anywhere and do anything." It is admirable to be flexible but that does not tell us anything about your interests. Resume (2 pages)Portfolio (see instructions below)Letters of Reference (optional - 2 max) Paste these into the single Word document. (If letters of reference are only available as pdfs, you may upload them as separate files.) These letters of reference may be from the same people you have used as references. HOW TO SUBMIT Once all of the above elements have been collected into a single Word document, you may begin submitting your application. Apply for a CBC Internship posting by clicking on APPLYStart your application by choosing to AUTOFILL WITH RESUMEUpload your single Word document. If letters of reference are only available as pdfs, you may upload them as a second, separate file.Follow the prompts to complete the remaining sections of your application.When you arrive at the Review section, press SUBMITREMINDER: You can save your application at any time and come back to it later.PORTFOLIO INSTRUCTIONS Submit ONE link for each of the following: Online writing (text-based)Online multimedia - Primarily non text-based (e.g. interactive, audio slideshow, data visualization, mapping etc.)One audio clip (under 5 minutes). Include the title of the clip along with the direct link to it.One video clip (under 5 minutes). Include the title of the clip along with the direct link to it.Important notes about your portfolio:We understand that you may not have samples for all the above. Submit what you have but no more than one sample for each. E.g. one video clip ONLY.Include the title of each audio and video clip along with the direct link to it.We want to see variety and breadth within your portfolio. Your clips should NOT be on the same topic unless they have a different focus.We want to see and hear your field production work , reporting skills and your ability to tell a story. (Hint: Streeters generally do not usually tell a story.)Interns do not anchor or read the news during their internship so do NOT submit samples of you anchoring for news reading.Group projects are acceptable; however, you MUST clearly describe your own contribution . If your audio or video clips are contained within a longer report, include start and end time code. If you do not, only five minutes will be reviewed per clip.Content must be hosted on a website. Do NOT upload media files, PDFs or JPEGs.If your pieces are on your personal website, itemize exactly which clips you want us to screen. DO NOT simply link to your website and make us choose for multiple links. If you make us guess, your clips won't be screened and your application will not be considered.Clips must NOT be password-protected. Registration must NOT be required to view them. If we are unable to review your portfolio, we cannot consider your application. (Hint: Send links to a friend who does not go to your educational institution to ensure they can be opened.)Does your text piece reside on a site behind a paywall like globeandmail.com or thestar.com? If it does, then paste the story directly into your application.If you upload to YouTube, your videos should be "PUBLIC" or "UNLISTED". They must NOT be "PRIVATE." Similarly for other upload sites.Ensure links are working and remain valid until at least September 2024.NOTA BENE: If you are submitting a portfolio in French, at least one written piece must be in English. As well, at least one audio or one video piece must be in English or must be captioned in English or be accompanied by a transcript in English.IF YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND, DON'T KEEP US GUESSINGIf your school has nominated you but you decide NOT to submit an application, notify us.Do not keep us guessing.If you accept a CBC internship but change your mind, please notify us. Again, do not keep us guessing.DEADLINE AND NEXT STEPS The DEADLINE for submitting your application Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 11:59 pm ET. Begin your application early. Putting together a great application takes time and effort. There will be no extensions.You will be notified in May 2024 whether you have been selected for an interviewInterviews will take place in May 2024.All candidates will be notified about the status of their application at that time.Due to the number of applications, please note we are unable to provide feedback if you are not selected for an interview.If you have further questions, please contact: Ashley York - Assistant, CBC News Mark Mietkiewicz - Senior Manager, CBC News Thank you for your interest, time and effort. We look forward to reviewing your application package! Candidates may be subject to skills and knowledge testing. We thank all applicants for their interest, but only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. CBC/Radio-Canada is committed to being a leader in reflecting our country's diversity. That's because we can only create and tell the stories that connect Canadians, by having a workforce that mirrors the ever-changing makeup of our country. That's why we, as an employer, value equal opportunity and nurture an inclusive workplace where our individual differences are not only recognized and valued, but also extend to and pervade all the services we provide as Canada's public broadcaster. For more information, visit the Diversity and Inclusion section of our website. If you have accommodation needs at this stage of the recruitment process, please inform us as soon as possible by sending an e-mail to [email protected] . You are invited to consult and familiarize yourself with our Code of Conduct, which can be found on our corporate website . All employees must adhere to the Code as a condition of employment. We also invite you to take a look at our policy on conflicts of interest . In the event that you become an employee, it will be important to inform us, as quickly as possible, of any situation that, because of your hiring, constitutes or could appear to constitute a conflict of interest.Primary Location:Broadcast Centre 205 Wellington St. W., Toronto, Ontario, M5V 3G7Number of Openings:1Work Schedule:Full timeSalary: . Date posted: 04/10/2024 08:06 PM

Production Coordinator

Lucasfilm Ltd, Sydney, Any

Job Summary:About ILMFounded by George Lucas, ILM is the leading effects facility in the world, with studios located in San Francisco, Singapore, Vancouver, London, Sydney and now, Mumbai. ILM has created visual effects for over 325 feature films and has played a key role in seven of the top 10 worldwide box-office hits of all time and has contributed to 25 of the top 50. ILM has set the standard for visual effects, creating some of the most stunning images in the history of film. At the forefront of the digital revolution, the company continues to break new ground in visual effects, VR, AR, and Immersive Cinema. You can see some of our current projects here . Your role?As a Production Coordinator your main role will be focused on scheduling, communication and coordination for a department of artists on a show. You will report to the Producer and Production Manager, while also working with other Coordinators on the show to keep it operating in an organised and efficient manner. Coordinators are also responsible for working with and delegating to the show Production Assistants. Each Coordinator usually works closely with their specific group of artists' Supervisor or Lead in crewing, scheduling, and managing that group's body of work. Coordinators are significant points of information on the show and need to be able to balance multiple needs, projects, and tasks at one time. What will you be doing?Work closely with your discipline supervisors and/or leads in crewing, casting and scheduling your discipline's body of work, keeping in mind the overall show schedule, client reviews, bids, and other discipline needsEstablish a process for communicating discipline targets, assignments, and priorities to your artist crew, as well as the overall show crewSchedule, track, and manage assigned work within the ILM Internal Tracking ToolEnsure work is on schedule for each department and is meeting internal and client deadlines. Check in with artists on a regular basis regarding workload, targets and needsSet up turnovers with your department crew, communicating turnover information to all artists assigned to assets or shotsTrack client needs, reviews and deliveries to make sure your department hits their targetsServe as key communication liaison between all parties relevant to your work while providing updates, priorities, reschedules, and status of all shots at any given momentAnticipate and communicate issues to leadership teams to reach solutions in a timely mannerSupervise, delegate to, and train assigned Production AssistantAct as primary point person for organising dailies/shot reviews throughout the day on behalf of your department Supe or Lead. Take notes regarding feedback and decisions made and enter any required information into the Internal Tracking SystemPrioritisation and escalation of technical support issuesPerform special projects as needed To be a contributing member of this team, you will have a mix of these skills:Enthusiasm, excellent communication skills and attention to detail while working under pressureYou are great at juggling multiple responsibilities and you're able to handle a variety of tasks in an efficient manner while meeting deadlinesProblem solving ability and a proactive approach to all situationsYou care about being part of a collaborative and respectful team dynamic and lead by example in all of your relationships with clients, supervisors and colleaguesProficiency in Macs/PCs including Microsoft Word and Excel. Knowledge of UNIX and familiarity with Google Suite is helpfulYou have a Bachelor's Degree in Film, Art or Communications or you have gained that experience by working in our industryAt Lucasfilm/ILM we believe that diversity, inclusion and belonging are integral to our company. We are at our best when our people at all levels reflect the vast life experiences of our audiences, and we thrive when ideas and decisions from all are valued and represented. If you are passionate about the role, but don't fit every criteria of the posting, we encourage you to still apply. We want to hear your story. About Industrial Light & Magic: Founded in 1975 by George Lucas, ILM is the leading effects facility in the world, serving the motion picture, commercial production, and attraction industries. ILM has created visual effects for over 325 feature films and has played a key role in seven of the top 10 worldwide box-office hits of all time and has contributed to 25 of the top 50. ILM has set the standard for visual effects, creating some of the most stunning images in the history of film. At the forefront of the digital revolution, the company continues to break new ground in visual effects, VR, AR, and Immersive Cinema. About The Walt Disney Company: The Walt Disney Company, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading diversified international family entertainment and media enterprise that includes three core business segments: Disney Entertainment, ESPN, and Disney Experiences. From humble beginnings as a cartoon studio in the 1920s to its preeminent name in the entertainment industry today, Disney proudly continues its legacy of creating world-class stories and experiences for every member of the family. Disney's stories, characters and experiences reach consumers and guests from every corner of the globe. With operations in more than 40 countries, our employees and cast members work together to create entertainment experiences that are both universally and locally cherished. This position is with ILM (Australia) Pty. Ltd. , which is part of a business we call Industrial Light & Magic .Salary: . Date posted: 04/23/2024 07:05 PM