Our Internship Program
Welcome to the Deep End of the Pool
This is the JTWO [INC]ubator Project. A semester long film and video production internship program built from the ground up to give young filmmakers, content creators, and all around hungry for a challenge individuals a place to stretch their creative minds while preparing them for the road ahead.
We won’t lie to you, it’s one of the most challenging internship programs in the industry and we don’t say that lightly (ask around and be sure to read some of our former Intern’s blogs below for proof). If you make the cut, you will be dropped head first into the JTWO [INC]ubator Project and expected to swim – learning the ins and outs of what it takes to make it in this industry first hand. We will expect a lot out of you just as you should expect a lot out of us. Amateur hour is over, we’re here to prepare you for your future. If you think you can make the cut, keep reading to learn more.
A WEEK AT JTWO
Interested in learning what your average week at the JTWO Studio will look like if you make the cut? Feel like you’re up for the challenge? Watch the videos below created by some of our former Interns and decide for yourself.
APPLICANTS
Film & Video Majors
Whether you are an aspiring Director, DP, Editor or Producer this will be where you decide your future.
Advertising + Marketing Majors
Not only do we work first hand with some of the largest Advertising & Marketing Agencies in the country, but on most projects we are the advertising or marketing agency.
Misfits + Rebels
Sometimes the best ideas come from the strangest of places.
REQUIREMENTS
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- Our deadline is rolling, but typically selections are made prior to typical college semesters.
- Yes, we have summer interns.
- Must be available to work a minimum of three days per week.
DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT
Former Interns sound off below about their time at JTWO, the projects they worked on and the lessons they've learned along the way.
"TRY"
Director: Alyssa Capitini
Try is a short film based around a struggling relationship between brother and sister as the brother is battling episodes of depersonalization disorder. Try analyzes the familial struggle when a loved one is struggling with mental illness and also seeks to provide the audience an experience where they can understand what it’s like to struggle with depersonalization from the brothers perspective.
