Video Production Internship
Washington Wild Things
1 hour ago
Internship
On-site
Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
College Credit
POSITION OVERVIEW
Have an eye for the perfect shot and a passion for capturing unforgettable moments? The Washington Wild Things are looking for creative, energetic Video Production Interns to bring our milestone 25th season to life in 2027! From game action and fan celebrations to promotions and special events, you'll capture the excitement at EQT Park! You'll operate cameras, edit footage and help create engaging video content while gaining hands-on production experience. If you're ready to build your portfolio, sharpen your skills and capture the moments that make Wild Things baseball special, we want you on our team!
Have an eye for the perfect shot and a passion for capturing unforgettable moments? The Washington Wild Things are looking for creative, energetic Video Production Interns to bring our milestone 25th season to life in 2027! From game action and fan celebrations to promotions and special events, you'll capture the excitement at EQT Park! You'll operate cameras, edit footage and help create engaging video content while gaining hands-on production experience. If you're ready to build your portfolio, sharpen your skills and capture the moments that make Wild Things baseball special, we want you on our team!
This unpaid internship must be completed for college credit. Additional paid opportunities may be available and discussed after hiring.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
- Operate fixed and roaming HD video cameras, DSLR cameras, and audio equipment for recording and live production
- Capture footage of:
- Game Action
- Warmups
- Intros
- In-Game
- Celebrations
- Fans and Promotions
- Groups, celebrations, premium area hopsitality
- First pitches, national anthem singers
- Performances
- Mascot
- Events
- Game Action
- Assist on all assigned shoots and editing
- Utilize Adobe Creative Cloud/Suite (Premiere, Media Encoder)
- Develop ideas for video elements to be used during the season
- Organize and archive daily game footage
- Perform basic editing duties
- Work home games, events, and daytime office hours if necessary
- Occasionally required to lift heavy loads and haul production gear
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
- Pursuing a degree in Film & Video Production, Graphic Design, Multimedia, or a related field preferred but not required
- Technical experience in video production and editing is required
- Someone with experience in Adobe Creative Cloud/Suite (Premiere)
- Individual with a passion for sports, baseball and video production
- A strong work ethic coupled with an ability to work with others
- Energy to thrive in a fast-paced, sometimes unpredictable environment
- Must be available to work from the beginning of the season through at least near the end of the season (schedule available here)
- A self-starter; someone's who's pro-active and highly-motivated
- A great communicator with interpersonal skills, along with a positive and energetic personality
THINGS THAT ARE A PLUS
- Proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite
- Proficient understanding of broadcast equipment and streaming equipment
- Basic knowledge of the Mac operating system as well as PC video-streaming software
- Able to step outside of the boxed role to assist in production and in-stadium aspects of the show as a whole
SCHEDULE AND POSITION DETAILS
Position Type: Seasonal Internship designed for school credit
Dates: Late April (orientation and spring training) through end of season or report back to school (regular season ends Sunday, September 5, 2027)
Game-day Commitment: Wild Things' home games (schedule available here)
Reports to: Vice President of Baseball Operations, Broadcaster AND in-house director (vMix operator)
READY TO APPLY?
Applicants must include a cover letter. Entering "N/A" in the cover letter section will disqualify an applicant, no matter the applicant's qualifications. The application asks for a cover letter, therefore it is most certainly applicable and must be made available! Please also provide a link to demo materials or a portfolio containing video shooting or editing examples in the application questions.
WHEN TO EXPECT TO HEAR?
Applicants are reviewed as submissions come in, at minimum every few days. Hiring for this summer could happen very soon or could 'drag' a bit in the effort to find the right hire. If you don't hear back immediately, there's no reason for concern. The team does its best to get some form of response back to everyone who applies. As hundreds of applications for various positions will need to be sifted through, please do not excessively follow up on your application status.
The Washington Wild Things are an equal opportunity employer and consider qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.