Tech Insider -- Business Insider's recently launched sister site focused on tech, science, and innovation -- is looking for paid video interns to join our growing news team this summer.
The role includes conceptualizing and editing videos across a range of subjects, including breaking and viral news, with a focus on science and technology. It also involves editing video for multiple mediums, from Facebook to Snapchat to YouTube, in addition to our website.
Video interns should be ready to get out in the field, too.
The ideal candidate has a passion for storytelling and the ability to edit video quickly and creatively. He or she is a news buff who always knows what's going on in the world, and is addicted to social media.
Candidates should know how to edit on Final Cut X or Premiere and how to use Adobe After Effects and Photoshop, various types of audio and digital video equipment including Canon and Sony cameras, and how to shoot awesome video with their iPhone.
Here are some of our recent videos to give you a feel for the types of things you'd be creating:
How to clone your dog -- for $100,000
The iPhone hologram projector is real -- here's how to make one
Interns are expected to work 40 hours per week. Please note that this internship requires you to work in our New York office.
Apply here: Please include a resume, link to your reel, and cover letter describing what excites you about science and tech videos.
