Arts, Film, and Broadcasting Overview
Complete an Internship in Any Area of the Arts, Film, or Broadcasting in Australia or New Zealand
Location: All Cities, Australia or New Zealand
With actors and directors such as Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, Peter Jackson, Cate Blanchett, Russell Crow, Mel Gibson, Anna Paquin, and Jane Campion coming out of Australia and New Zealand, it is no wonder that these countries are popular destinations for students seeking an internship in art, film, and broadcasting. AustraLearn works with numerous organizations to offer unique internship opportunities in these areas. You can seek experience in set and costume design, marketing, event planning and management, film programming, radio production, film production, and administration.
Please see the current available placements in the navigation items on the left of this page. However, if none of those placements fit what you are looking for, just let us know and we will find one that does. During the application, you will write a cover letter that includes your goals and interests for your internship. Your AustraLearn Internship Coordinator will then work with you to match up your learning goals and interests with the best available internship placement.
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Theatre Production
Indigenous Maori Theater Production Internship
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
This placement is with an indigenous Maori theatre company in Wellington. The company produces Maori theatre works that tour to diverse audiences throughout New Zealand and the world.
You will gain experience in production, marketing, artistic direction, and administration. This will include assisting project directors, production, tour, and stage managers on creation and staging of productions; collaborating with the Marketing/Sponsor Manager to implement plans, time lines, and strategic planning; collaborating with the company's Artistic Director to facilitate aspects of the 2009-2010 program of activities, producing skills, selection and review of works presented; working with creative teams; and day to day running of the production office and meetings.
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Theater for Young People
Sydney Theater Internship
Location: Sydney
Founded in 1997 and located in Sydney's Seymour Theater Center precinct, this theater has achieved critical acclaim for its work and today enjoys a national reputation for producing quality theater programs for young people. They present Australian stories adapted from established literature with a high production value. Their aim is to produce high quality theater programs for young people, their families, teachers, and communities throughout Australia and internationally and to be recognized nationally and internationally as a leader in the creation of meaningful and innovative theater for young people, and to engage young audiences through the telling of Australian stories that entertain, inspire and encourage a greater understanding of the world and their place in it.
During your time there, you will be able to observe the entire rehearsal process. When the company has theater workshops booked, you can observe and assist in the delivery of these workshops. In keeping with the company's busy touring schedule, the tasks will be many and varied, and could also include marketing and administration.Film School
Festival Planning Internship for Australia's Top Film School
Location: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
This placement is with a private film school in Sydney. The school is a premier creative institute for emerging filmmakers, using 16mm film and digital technologies. The school's friendly staff emphasizes team building, production work, and open minded individual creativity. Established in a spacious warehouse by a team of award winning filmmakers and educators, the school is governed by a board of international professionals and leading industry representatives.
You will help coordinate student film screening events and graduation nights. Duties are to liaise with possible sponsors, prepare a program list, compile works onto tape for screening selection process, assist in compilation of final screening tape, assist staff in programming of the screening, coordinate print material for the screening night, and assist in event management of the screening night.
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Film Production
Film Production Internship with Independent Agency
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Located in Australia's art capital, this very rare film production placement is with a company that was established in 1999. The production company is an independent creative agency working in digital, film and advertising services.
You will have the opportunity to be involved with production, post-production, digital production and production management. Actual duties will vary depending on shooting schedule.
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Film Production and Marketing
Film Production and Marketing Internship Assisting New and Emerging Filmmakers
Location: Melbourne, Australia
This placement is with a screen resource center funded by the Australian Film Commission and Film Victoria, providing training and production support for new and emerging filmmakers for over 30 years. It is part of Screen Development Australia, a national network of organizations which play a key role in providing early-mid career film and multimedia makers across Australia with affordable access to production equipment and advice, subsidy programs, professional development and accredited training, exhibition programming and a range of special projects.
yOU may gain experience film production, marketing and promotions, assisting with student productions, assisting with production advisory services, and administrative duties. You will also be involved in assisting with film-related events and marketing, filming events, assisting on student productions (there also may be an opportunity to work on more professional productions), assistance with production advisory service, directly assisting the Executive Producer, and administrative duties as required.
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Film Production - Newcastle
Film Production Internship with Boutique Creative Media Company
Location: Newcastle, Australia
This company is built on a core team of professionals that draw on a diverse range of expertise spanning the advertising, film and photographic industries. They also employ some of Australia's leading freelance media professionals to ensure the highest standards for every project.
This company's film work can span Independent documentary, advertising, corporate, health and education resources. As an intern, you may experience many aspects of production from the pre production stage (research, writing, scheduling) to production (assisting on set) and post production (editing process/). Your activities and experience will rely on the scope of jobs booked in for the period. You may be required to work on areas other than film but all in the communications sector. Casting Internship
Casting Internship with Creative New Zealand Management Agency
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
This internship is with an Auckland based management agency for actors, directors, and writers in the film industry. In addition to their work in film, they also represent models and other talent. The agency offers career guidance for its talent and helps place and negotiate contracts for them with third parties. The director of the organization is a trustee for the Asia New Zealand Film Foundation Trust and also founded the Asia Film Festival in Aotearoa.
An internship here will give you experience in many different aspects of running a talent/casting agency. Among other things, you will be asked to assist with:
Festival Planning
Event Planning Internship for Documentary Film Festival
Location: Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
This is now the largest international documentary film festival in the Southern Hemisphere and the only international competitive documentary festival in Australasia. In association with the screening festival, the film fest also runs a number of industry activities through the year and during the festival including overseas visitors, seminars, workshops, and pitching forums and is poised to become an influential forum and marketplace leader in the region. The organization currently screens in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin and is expected to expand further.
Your internship duties will be focused on event management/coordination of the festival and other individual events. This includes event planning, catering, venue management etc. In addition, you can gain experience in accounting and financial requirements/reporting, marketing, sponsorship initiatives, and general business administration.
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Shakespeare Theatre
Event Planning Internship for Shakespeare Theatre
Location: Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
This organization exists to promote, encourage, and facilitate the performance, appreciation, and study of the works of William Shakespeare and his contemporaries. As an intern, you will be assisting with various duties and activities following a national festival and its subsequent communications, collation of information, and reporting. Additionally, you will engage in public relations work for various facets of the organization. Finally, you will assist with online research, database updates, and archiving organizational information. There will be a large variety of experiences and people with whom you'll be able to interact and you'll have the opportunity of attending a range of performances and events. You'll enjoy the constant buzz and lively environment with many young people coming and going as well. You'll have the chance of getting out and about as well, so that you will get to see Wellington.
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Art Trust
Intern as an Art Coordinator for a Major National Art Show
Location: Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
This is a charitable art trust and its objective is to facilitate, promote, educate, and foster support for new, emerging, and established artists. The trust is to encourage New Zealanders to celebrate their identity and culture by buying local art; to promote and expose new, emerging, and established New Zealand artists by providing opportunities to further their development; and to promote the appreciation of New Zealand art and artists. These efforts are brought together in an annual iconic major art show.
You will help handle and unpack fragile art works, deal with artists and the public, label and record all art work, assist the art coordinator during events, assist in the selection of exhibitors, and curate a gallery in the art show.
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Arts and Fashion - Event Planning
Event Planning Internship with Art/Fashion Show
Location: Nelson, South Island, New Zealand
This is the largest single arts event in New Zealand and is focused on "Wearable art." It is a theatre spectacular and 30,000 seats are sold over 10 shows. It happens once a year and the small team works on putting the show together and managing the art competition which surrounds it.
You will work in a supporting role, doing a variety of tasks like working in the ticketing office, assisting with the development of marketing and show production collateral, backstage judging and photography weekends, sorting the image and DVD library, general office administration, and preparing for auditions and rehearsals.
Check out this video from a recent show:
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Film Festival
Marketing Internship for International Film Festival
Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
This film festival provides a focus for film culture in Queensland by showcasing the best and most interesting cinema from around the world. Each year it draws film enthusiasts to view an entertaining mix of local and international films, retrospectives and colorful events that embrace the vibrant art of film making.
Interns will help maintain the organization's website, assist in compiling newsletters, assist in production of marketing material, and develop and produce promotional displays.
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Graphic Design
Graphic Design Internship with Local Studio
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
This placement is with a small 20 year old graphic design studio. They combine the commitment and experience of an established company with the energy and passion of a new design entity and focus on creating strategically based design solutions for a broad range of clients.
You will get practical experience in design concept, design development, and finished artwork production for print and electronic media projects.
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Music Performance
Music Education Internship with Large Music School
Location: Perth, Australia
This placement is with a music school that employs over 200 instrumental music teachers to service the teaching of instrumental music in public schools. The school also organizes and runs workshops, concerts, and festivals at various times of the year.
You will gain experience in small group classical guitar teaching from year 6- 12, school based classical guitar ensemble performance, school instrumental music program administration, public relations, event management, and resource management.
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Radio Broadcasting
Broadcasting Internship with Local Queensland Radio Station
Location: Cairns, Queensland, Australia
This station broadcasts local radio programs across the far north of Queensland to an area that stretches from Townsville to the Torres Strait and west to the Northern Territory border. The station has a staff of 15 people and produces three daily shows.
You will assist producers and presenters and gain experience in operating recording equipment and editing software. You may also be given opportunities to record items and interviews for use in on air programs.
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Television News
Broadcasting Internship with Television News Station
Location: Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
This placement is with a news broadcasting station serving the local Christchurch city area. You will get experience in researching and sourcing news stories, assist with daily production meetings, develop skills in linear and non-linear editing, and develop skills in studio and field shoot work. Past interns have had the opportunity to get on-air television experience and work on production if desired.
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Television Broadcasting
Community Television Broadcasting
Location: Brisbane, Australia
This internship is with the only community television station in the state of Queensland. Located in Brisbane, the largest city in Queensland, the station is focused on producing quality community programming and its facilities are available for hire primarily for the purposes of producing programs to be broadcast the station.
You will have a variety of tasks including:
Dance Company
Dance Internship: Learn How to Run a Dance Studio
Location: Sydney, Australia
This is one of Australia’s leading contemporary dance companies. In addition to employing a full time ensemble of 17 dancers, the company runs Australia’s biggest public dance studio program, with over 60 classes each week. The studios are managed by the Dance Class Director, Dance Class Coordinator, and overseen by the Operations Manager.
You will be in the Dance Studios section, where you would learn a range of administrative tasks associated with running a very busy public dance studio operation. Tasks would include assisting with preparation for classes, staffing reception during classes, selling tickets, preparing marketing material, and participating in strategic and marketing planning. Although staff are able (and welcome) to take classes at no charge, the primary experience of this internship is in the business of dance.
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Interior Design
Interior Design Internship with New Zealand's Premier Architecture Firm
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
This interior design internship is with New Zealand's most well known architecture business. They have been around for over 50 years and the work they do is timeless, contemporary, modern, long lasting, and sits comfortably in the New Zealand Environment. Originally, this firm was predominantly an architectural firm, but is now the leader in interior and urban design. Sustainability influences their entire business right through to design. They work across many genres of project types: Civic, workplace design, community projects (libraries), public, healthcare, hospitality, and residential.
This internship will give you exposure to a variety of job tasks associated with an architecture and interior design firm including general administrative duties, scheduling and specification, documentation, finishes and fitting boards, design ideas, sourcing furniture, fabric selections, and auditing. You will also participate in client presentations, site meetings, product launches, and external design parties. You will gain an overall knowledge of the operation of the organization through attending any internal meetings and internal functions.
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Fashion Design
Design Internship with Leading Fashion Brand
Location: Sydney, Australia
Started in 1980 by three friends, two sewing machines, and a small budget, this company has grown over the years into one of Australia's leading fashion brands. The primary efforts are to provide great quality basics and individual designs for the fashion conscious female. Now with 7 of its own stores and over 120 stockists, the brand continues to grow.
You will experience a wide variety of tasks involved with running a major fashion brand. These tasks could include sales, in-house duties, design, and production.
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Fashion MerchandisingFashion Merchandising Internship with New Zealand Department Store
Location: Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
This is a privately owned retail business with a growing department store in Christchurch. They also operate a retail business through a nationwide mail order catalog and web site operations. It employs over 500 people and maintains its traditions of service and quality, while moving abreast of the fashions and times.
You will gain experience and training in buying, stock control, merchandising, display, and shop floor sales. The shop floor experience will include selling and stocking ladies fashion across our vast range of brands and concepts. This will include fashion accessories and possibly lingerie and ladies shoes. Depending upon timing there may also be the opportunity to plan promotions and fashion shows. The buying experience would be first hand with the buyer and then following the order through the buyer’s assistant into the procurement process. The merchandising and display experience would include merchandising stock on the shop floor, working stock for the catalog's layouts, and choosing stock for online shopping website and on window displays.
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Museum Curating - Brisbane
Curating Internship with Townsville Museum
Location: Townsville, Queensland, Australia
This museum provides a link between our past and our future, bringing to life different times, places and people. From boomerangs to ball gowns, from dinosaurs to dragon flies, the Queensland Museum is a world of discovery. With 6 campuses across Australia, this museum has over 150 staff, researchers, honoraries, and volunteers.
Art Workshop
Art Internship Assisting Artists with Mental Disabilities
Location: Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
This workshop is a unique social service operating as a vital part of Wellington’s inner city life since 1985. They provide an art focus primarily for people with mental health disabilities but all people are welcome. They provide access to arts and craft activities, tuition, and art materials within a supportive environment at no cost. This offers a model of integration for all people. The artists can work towards solo or small group exhibitions in the gallery and with community events.
The work experience will initially involve about two weeks of getting to know some of the people who regularly attend the workshop and developing a level of communication and trust with them. After this time the work will involve interviewing the artists and recording their personal stories of their time with the service and the impact that the experience has had on their lives. The interview questions and process will be developed between the intern, the Coordinator, and other staff during staff meeting discussions. Other work will involve helping the artists to review their personal ‘Art Plans’ and to help them to prepare artist’s biographies for their exhibitions.
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Radio Production
Radio Production Internship
Location: Wellington, New Zealand
This organization is one of eleven community radio stations spread throughout New Zealand. Created in 1981, they were the first community station in the country. Since then, the station's airtime has risen from a largely experimental three hours weekly, to 24-hours a day, seven days a week. They now have over eighty programs in twenty-five different languages.
You will be introduced to a wide variety of tasks associated with producing content for radio. Tasks will include digital upload and website design, opportunities to broadcast on air, recording, and organizing station events and concerts.
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Photography Internship
Photography Internship with Small Boutique Studio
Location: Byron Bay, Australia
This photography internship is with a small boutique photography studio with a passionate approach to wedding and portrait photography. They average approximately 25 weddings (mainly between Aug and Dec) and around 50 to 75 portrait sessions per year. Their aim is to provide superb quality photography and hand-crafted albums with a friendly and warm approach to their clients and they are the most awarded studio consecutively for the last 3 years (having just won two silver distinction awards at this year's AIPP professional photography awards in both wedding an portrait categories).
Your main work will consist on culling photos, organizing clients slide-shows, Photoshop work, a little bit of administration, and some album layout duties. You will be able to accompany the main photographer on some occasions, dependent on your own capabilities. This studio is also a partner of the biggest gallery in Byron Bay so you will be able to have some work with them organizing art exhibitions and printing.
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Anthropology - Museum Curating
Curating Internship with Museum in South Brisbane
Location: South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
This museum provides a link between our past and our future, bringing to life different times, places and people. From boomerangs to ball gowns, from dinosaurs to dragon flies, the Queensland Museum is a world of discovery. With 6 campuses across Australia, this museum has over 150 staff, researchers, honoraries, and volunteers.
Your internship duties will include:
- Research and the documentation of contextual information relating to collection items, exhibitions or publications.
- Assist in documenting oral histories from community members – ie traditional stories and oral history from communities within Queensland.
- learning how to catalogue objects
- appropriate methods of labelling and housing objects
Museum Curating - Townsville
Curating Internship with Townsville Museum
Location: Townsville, Queensland, Australia
This museum provides a link between our past and our future, bringing to life different times, places and people. From boomerangs to ball gowns, from dinosaurs to dragon flies, the Queensland Museum is a world of discovery. With 6 campuses across Australia, this museum has over 150 staff, researchers, honoraries, and volunteers.
The aim of this project involves two parts:
A) To enter all hard copy information for 1327 object held in the Aboriginal collection of the material transferred from James Cook University in 2004. Information on these worksheets needs to be added to the database, and as yet has not been completed.
B) To conduct research on the objects.
This project involves:
- Meticulous attention to detail.
- Competent use of the Vernon database and editing facility.
- Ability to resolve anomalies.
- Cross referencing to original JCU hard copy transfer lists.
- All information on each object worksheet is to be entered onto Vernon in fields designated by Curator.
- Conduct an inventory cross referenced to each worksheet to ensure object exists at MTQ.
- Current location entered and updated on Vernon database.
- Original JCU worksheet should have QM registration number assigned to top right hand corner and date.
- Original worksheet filed accordingly in QM registration numerical order.
- Potential to conduct further research on each object ie: the use, cultural group, language name, ceremony, citations elsewhere, donor/collector etc
Custom Date Internship
Design an Internship to Meet Your Specific Needs
Location: Any city in Australia or New Zealand
Custom Date Internship placements are available for students who are unable to participate in one of our PDAC placements for any one of the following reasons:
- You do not meet the minimum GPA or college level requirements.
- You cannot attend the program during the pre-set PDAC dates.
- You need an internship of a duration other than 10 weeks.
AustraLearn Custom Date Internships are available in most every field of study. These one-of-a kind placements can accommodate a variety of start and end dates and program lengths of 6-26 weeks. In the required cover letter, you should detail the type of internship that you are seeking and your desired start and end dates. The success rate of these placements is very high, and participants marvel at being able to intern with organizations that most closely mirror their desired experience.
In general, it is possible to start an AustraLearn Custom Date Internship at any time; however, applications must be completed at least four months prior to your desired internship start date. AustraLearn will try to match up these dates as closely as possible, but we suggest that you have some flexibility.
Program fees vary with the actual finalized program length. Once you have submitted your completed application with all supporting documentation, including a specific cover letter, and have paid the initial deposit, our overseas staff members in Australia and New Zealand will find an internship placement to meet your needs. Your application MUST be received at least four months prior to your intended start date.
Most aspects of the custom date internship placements are the same as the PDAC placements. For instance, internship placements, housing, on-site support services, and pre-departure services are similar across both types of programs. However, the custom date internships do not include a Program Introduction because of the varying start dates for each placement. You will receive a welcome packet and an orientation phone call upon arrival in Australia or New Zealand. Additionally, custom date internship placements do not carry credit from Chapman University; however, you can often arrange credit with your home university. You will want to speak with advisors at your home university about the processes and assessments they will require.
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Fees| Program Fees | $2265.00 | | Housing | | Without Meals | 2900.00 |
Fee IncludesPDAC Internships- Internship Fee and Academic Credit Includes: in-country development of internship opportunities, personal placement/match of student with internship opportunity, delivery of the internship by the host site as stated in the position outline, student supervision by host site, PDAC academic consultation with supervision and assessment, 6 credits of upper division academic credit from Chapman University, and all pre-departure services including assistance with visas, airline tickets, orientation, health and safety, and family consultation (as needed). Mandatory On-Site Housing and Student Support Includes: Housing for duration of program (rent only), on-site 3-day group Program Introduction on arrival including airport reception, on-going 24-hour phone student support (as needed), cell phone (minutes purchased at an additional cost), premium ISIC card for travel/other insurance, and international health insurance. Meals will be billed at an extra cost when students are placed into accommodation that has a required or optional meal plan. Housing is arranged by the AustraLearn office and is not negotiable. Students are responsible for international travel, domestic travel to/from workplace sites, meals (where not paid in advance), immigration visa fees, and all personal costs for the period of the program as well as any extra travel while in country. Custom Designed Internships- Placement and Processing Fee - $2,702 Includes: on-site development of customized internship opportunities, personal placement/match of student with internship opportunity, delivery of the internship by the host site as stated in the position outline, student supervision by host site, customization of program dates and lengths, and all pre-departure service including assistance of visas, airline tickets, orientation, health and safety and family consultation (as needed). Mandatory On-Site Housing $1,668 USD for 6 weeks $250 for each additional week beyond 6 Fee SemesterThe fees above are valid for all internship programs commencing on or before October 2010. Fees are subject to change. Dates| All dates are provided by each university and are subject to change. AustraLearn will attempt to provide you with the most up-to-date information as we receive it. Be sure to confirm dates before finalizing any travel plans. | |
| June 1 - August 13, 2010 PDAC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: February 26, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 1, 2010 | | Start Date | June 1, 2010 | | End Date | August 13, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 22 - September 03, 2010 PDAC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 22, 2010 | | Start Date | June 22, 2010 | | End Date | September 3, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 22 - August 6, 2010 PDNC Internship - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | June 22, 2010 | | Start Date | June 22, 2010 | | End Date | August 6, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| September 2010 PDAC (September 21 - December 3) - Fall | Application Deadline: June 18, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | September 21, 2010 | | Start Date | September 21, 2010 | | End Date | December 3, 2010 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| January 2011 PDAC (January 24 - April 8, 2011) - Spring | Application Deadline: October 1, 2010
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| Anticipated Departure | January 24, 2011 | | Start Date | January 24, 2011 | | End Date | April 8, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| May 2011 PDAC (May 30 - August 12) - Summer | Application Deadline: February 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | May 30, 2011 | | Start Date | May 30, 2011 | | End Date | August 12, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 2011 PDAC (June 27 - September 9) - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | June 27, 2011 | | Start Date | June 27, 2011 | | End Date | September 9, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| June 2011 PDNC (June 27 - August 12) - Summer | Application Deadline: March 1, 2011
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| Anticipated Departure | June 27, 2011 | | Start Date | June 27, 2011 | | End Date | August 12, 2011 | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
| Custom Date - | Application Deadline: Varies
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| Anticipated Departure | Varies | | Start Date | Varies | | End Date | Varies | | Mid Semester Break #1 | - | | Mid Semester Break #2 | - |
Entry RequirementsPDAC Internships-
Applicants must have a 2.5 GPA and be at least a college Junior (successful completion of two full years of university level education). Interns must also be between the ages of 18 and 30 at the program start date.
Custom Date Internships-
Interns must be high school graduates between the ages of 18 and 30.
Required GPA: 2.50
AustraLearn Coordinator| Name: | Barbara West | | Title: | Manager, Internship Programs | | Department: | Internships in Australia and New Zealand |
BIO:
Barbara manages the enrollment services and program facilitation of the Internship Program.
Barbara graduated from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana with a BA in German and Geography. She studied for a year abroad in Giessen, Germany and has traveled through out the United States, Europe, Costa Rica, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Hong Kong.
Advice From The Coordinator:
International internships look incredibly impressive on your resume, especially when they’re the type of quality placement that AustraLearn provides. Interns get practical experience in their chosen field and are not subject to the busy work that many employers request when they know they have free labor. The integrity of the program is never compromised and students gain a wealth of cultural and professional knowledge; knowledge that is very marketable when they begin their career. Internships are an excellent option for students looking to get both work and international experience at the same time and at an affordable price. |
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