Professional Internship Program – School of Theatre, Film & Television

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Upper division students in the School of Theatre, Film & Television gain significant professional experiences in their chosen fields through professional internships with Film and Television production companies and Regional Theatres around the country. School faculty help to facilitate student internships, and some financial assistance is possible through the Medici Scholars program and scholarships held in the school.

The Film & Television Internship Program provides students with professional experiences and mentors in film and television production, producing, exhibition, promotion, and marketing. Theatre Internships afford professional and practical experiences in design, production and performance with professional theatre companies around the country.

Current Theatre, Film & Television majors planning an internship should visit the Console for complete instructions on applying for internship credits and advice of identifying appropriate internship opportunities. If you have any questions or trouble accessing the forms please contact Justine Collins at (520) 621-7007 or via email at jcollins@email.arizona.edu.

If your company is interested in creating an internship opportunity please click here.

A representative list of organizations that students have taken internships is listed below:

Beacon Pictures, Santa Monica	Primary Wave, LA	SkipStone Pictures, Irvine
UA Athletics	Cox Media	KUAT
Hanson Film Inst.	Glimmerglass Opera Co.	Weed Road Pictures, Burbank
KOLD	OSIRIS-REX Project	Film Creations Ltd., Tucson
Shakespeare Santa Cruz	Media For Social Profit, Tucson	Arizona Desert Museum
Immortal Cinema International, Burbank	Williamstown Theatre Company	Legacy Storytellers
Tucson12	Luber Roklin Entertainment, LA	Mammoth Lake Film Festival, CA
Monsoon Production Service, Tucson	Music Theatre Wichita	Crown Chimp Films, Tucson
Borderlands Theatre	Rogue Theatre	Arizona Theatre Company
Theatre, Film & TV Marketing\|	iHeart Media	PBS Cut Entertainment Group, LA

For additional information contact:
Justine Collins at (520) 621-7007 or
jcollins@email.arizona.edu

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Over the past couple of months our Theatre, Film & Television students have generated incredible work. Across the School, from our actors to our filmmakers and scriptwriters to our production, costume and sound designers and more, we are in awe of the creativity of our TFTV family, and now, because some of that work will not have its public debut this semester in the way we all expected, we want to celebrate it and share it with our community.

TFTV students, faculty, and staff, we invite you to post photos, videos, scans, screenshots, or whatever visual or aural aide is relevant to any of your creative endeavors. Use the hashtag #UATFTVShareYourWork and we'll share across our platforms.

The projects you share can be from schoolwork, from productions, or something you created just for fun. We can't wait to see and share what you've created! ... See MoreSee Less

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"When I think about healthcare workers, they're the superstars right now."

Rachel Wilkins (MFA Costume Technology and Production candidate) spoke with KOLD News 13 last night about the face masks she and other UA School of Theatre, Film & Television costume design students are making to help support the local healthcare community.

We are so proud of our students showing initiative from home, and applying their skills in ways that provide support for those on the frontlines.

Watch the interview at www.kold.com/2020/03/23/sewing-hope-student-makes-masks-healthcare-workers/

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This is such a great idea! Kudos to UA theatre Arts! Carrie J. Cole

Now that the School of Theatre, Film & Television has moved to online learning through the remainder of this semester, we want students to know that there is support during this time of transition.

If you are a University of Arizona student struggling with fear, stress or anxiety related to COVID-19, and would like to talk with a mental health counselor, please call Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) at (520) 621-3334. Telebehavioral health services are available by secure zoom and/or phone.

For a list of services, resources and apps on offer from CAPS visit health.arizona.edu/coping-stress-related-covid-19. ... See MoreSee Less

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In coordination with the College of Fine Arts and guidance from the University of Arizona, all UA School of Theatre, Film & Television facilities will be closed from today, Tuesday March 17 at 5pm. This includes Computer Labs, MARPL, all Theaters, Shops, and classrooms.

As we move to online learning, students are strongly advised to avoid coming to campus.

Visit www.arizona.edu/coronavirus-covid-19-information for updates on COVID-19. Stay safe and Bear Down! ... See MoreSee Less

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Following recommendations from public health officials regarding slowing the spread of the COVID-19 virus, in conjunction with University of Arizona’s decision to limit operations for the remainder of the semester, and out of an abundance of care for our community, The School of Theatre, Film & Television has made the decision to postpone our screening events I Dream in Widescreen and Magic Hour.

We will be posting updates, so check back here soon.

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