Studio Institute Arts Intern in Marketing and Communications
The Cleveland Museum of Art seeks a Videography & Digital Asset Management Intern. In this role, interns will plan and execute a promotional video that assists in telling the story of the CMA's mission of creating transformative experiences through art. This intern will provide an overview of the museum's world-class collections, robust performing arts schedule, community arts programming, nightlife, and more.
We are seeking a visual storyteller to create an archive of b-roll that will be used for ongoing marketing efforts and implement an organizational system for video and other digital assets. This intern will work closely with the marketing department and other museum partners, sitting in during meetings and working with these partners to develop the best possible final product. Interns are expected to attend a variety of museum events (such as MIX, City Stages, Parade the Circle, etc.) outside of normal work hours to obtain video footage.
Strong communication and creative problem-solving skills, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment, knowledge of the Microsoft and Adobe suites, and an artistic eye are essential, as is a collaborative spirit and willingness to interact with other departments at the museum and the public. Applicants must be currently enrolled in a bachelor's program and can be pursuing a degree in a variety of disciplines including, but not limited to: Marketing, Communications, Visual Communications, Media Studies, Business, Art, Art History, and Museum Studies.
The primary deliverable for this intern to produce will be a completed 1-3-minute video piece that contributes to CMA's overall brand campaign to be used for ongoing marketing efforts. This intern will also be responsible for developing a video storyboard for CMA's brand campaign, creating an archive of museum b-roll, and implementing an organizational system for footage and other digital assets.
The Videography & Digital Asset Management Intern will have the unique opportunity to work in many different settings during their time at the museum, allowing them to build a strong video portfolio for future internship and career opportunities. Interns will learn about the museum's collections and image rights, how to create and execute a video storyboard, how to organize video shoots with internal museum partners, and how to edit videos from start to finish. This intern will have opportunities to improve their communications and organizational skills and establish greater competency in Microsoft and Adobe suites.
Cohort Building at the Cleveland Museum of Art
The summer internship program at the Cleveland Museum of Art offers wholistic professional experiences that provide students opportunities to develop as both professionals and well-rounded individuals. As such, interns at the Cleveland Museum of Art will participate in the Summer on the Cuyahoga Pick 10 program, which offers access to a variety of events throughout Cleveland that give students opportunities to meet and socialize with other interns outside of the museum.
Eligibility Requirements
To apply, applicant must:

• Be a full-time student pursuing a bachelor's degree. You must be a Junior or Senior as of January 2024.
• Reside or attend college within Cleveland or the boundary established by the Inner Ring Suburbs.
• Have an Expected Family Contribution of less than $5,000

Additional Requirements and Application Materials

• Interns should be proficient and knowledgeable of basic camera functions and video editing software. This individual must also be prepared to share examples of videography and/or photography work.
• Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume/CV, a portfolio of video or photo work (if applicable), and a list of at least two professional/academic references with contact information.

Application deadline: April 1st, 2024.
Each year the Studio Institute's Arts Intern program funds 1-2 internships. This internship pays $20/hr, 28 hours per week for 10 weeks.
*Studio Arts Interns spend one day a week participating in Arts Intern's professional development and career exploration meetings. Supervisors must attend one orientation and the closing presentation.
This internship is expected to begin June 3rd, 2024.
Application Procedure :
1) To apply to a position, visit https://studioinstitute.submittable.com/submit/277605/arts-intern-summer-2024 and fill out the eligibility application form on Arts Intern's website.
2) Once your eligibility application is reviewed and approved, Studio Institute will send you an email confirming your eligibility for the program. Note: once you're verified as eligible for Arts Intern, you can apply to as many positions as you'd like. You do not have to submit the eligibility application more than once.
3) Once approved through Studio Institute, click "Apply Now" above to submit your application to the CMA's application portal. You must apply on both sites to be considered for the position .
*Note: if you are not approved by Arts Intern prior to applying on our website, your application will not be considered.