We are looking for an Assistant Editor Intern to join our Film and TV post production team for a hands‑on educational training internship focused on professional editorial support workflows.This internship is designed for students interested in post production, editing, media management, and assistant editor work. Interns will begin within a controlled sandbox training project before supporting any active client work, giving them the opportunity to learn real‑world AE workflows in a lower‑risk, supervised environment.Interns will gain exposure to the full post production support process, including media ingest, project organization, footage stringouts, ingest reports, Frame.io dailies links, transcriptions, captions, prep for color and mix, exports, deliverables, QC, and project wrap.This is a great opportunity for someone who is organized, detail‑oriented, curious about post production, and interested in learning how professional editorial teams move projects from footage intake through final delivery.Educational StructureThis internship is structured as a learning‑focused training experience. Interns will receive guidance, feedback, and supervision throughout the program. Any exposure to active client work will be limited, supervised, and based on the intern's training progress.Completion of the internship does not guarantee future employment, though interns may be considered for future freelance or entry‑level opportunities if there is a good fit and a business need.ResponsibilitiesLearn professional post production workflows from ingest through deliveryAssist with media ingest and project organization within a training environmentLearn proper folder structures and file naming conventionsCreate footage stringouts for reviewHelp prepare ingest reports and track project assetsLearn Frame.io dailies upload and review workflowsSupport transcription and caption workflowsLearn basic prep steps for color, mix, exports, and deliverablesSupport QC and project wrap/archive workflowsFollow internal post production processes and checklistsCommunicate clearly when questions or issues come upParticipate in check‑ins, feedback sessions, and workflow reviewsQualificationsCurrent student studying film, media, production, editing, communications, or a related fieldInterest in post production and assistant editor workflowsBasic familiarity with Adobe Premiere Pro preferredStrong attention to detail and organizationComfortable following technical instructions and checklistsGood communication and follow‑throughWillingness to learn, ask questions, and receive feedbackAbility to maintain confidentiality around client and project materialsTime Commitment10–15 hours per week preferred , with some flexibility based on school credit requirements and student availability. The internship will be structured around a defined semester or training period and will take student academic schedules into consideration.LocationFranklin, TNCompensation / CreditThis internship may be eligible for academic credit depending on the student's school requirements. Students are encouraged to confirm credit eligibility with their academic department or career center. This internship is designed as an educational training experience. Any compensation details, if applicable, will be confirmed during the application/interview process.Application MaterialsPlease SubmitResumeShort note of interestAvailability for the semesterEditing samples or reel, if available, but not requiredAbout The OpportunityThis internship is intended to give students a practical understanding of how assistant editors support professional post production teams. The goal is to help interns build foundational AE skills, understand real‑world post workflows, and gain experience in a supervised, training‑focused environment.#J-18808-Ljbffr