Attention HBCU Students Looking to Launch a Career in the Entertainment industry! The HBCU in LA Virtual Tour is coming to yo
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Posted By: Leonard Washington on September 08, 2021 Have you been looking for a way to gain access inside Hollywood’s coveted inner circle? Are you a creative person with a project idea you would like to see come to life? Are you technical and want to develop the next great entertainment app? Then, the HBCU in LA Internship Program is what you have been looking for! To help prepare applicants for this highly competitive program, join us for our upcoming information sessions and professional development workshops to learn how you can become a part of our thriving community. Register at eicop.org/virtual-tour. September 9 – HBCU in LA Info Session & Resume Workshop October 7 – HBCU in LA Info Session & Recruiters Roundtable November 11 – HBCU in LA Info Session & Alumni Panel December 9 – HBCU in LA Info Session & Interview Tips The HBCU in LA Internship Program makes it possible for HBCU students to live and work in Los Angeles rent free, while receiving a paid internship working behind-the-scenes with major Hollywood studios, networks, talent agencies and other leading industry organizations. The program culminates with students collaborating to write, direct and produce a short film working with award winning industry professional mentors. If you would like to join our HBCU in LA community of next generation industry leaders, we invite you to apply! The HBCU in LA application will open September 10th and close December 20th! We are seeking students across all majors! This immersive internship experience includes our highly popular Speaker Series, allowing students to network and learn from industry power players and organizations. Students are placed into key internship roles across the industry working in Animation, Creative Development, Production/Post-Production, Digital Media, PR/Marketing, Music, Sports, Human Resources, Legal, Finance and Technology. We look forward to welcoming our next cohort of HBCU scholars to Los Angeles for our summer 2022 program!! If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Leonard Washington
Chief Operating Officer, Entertainment Industry College Outreach Program Howard University class of 1985 Member Since September 2021 |
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