Internship Opportunity
Harry Kim is looking for an intern/PA for his Dirty Hands DVD, which is a followup documentary on his previous documentary Whales and Orgies. Both profile the progress of well known artist David Choe. I've already checked out the rough edit and its good stuff. It would be a great opportunity I think.
If you are interested please email him at Harry@bdprod.com.
Or at least spread that word about this please.
He sent me a brief description so I'm posting it here...
"Right now I hope you
can help me find someone interested in doing a post-production internship/
PA in February. This includes digitizing logs, transcribing, logging,
prepping footage and generally helping the editors. The work is 6 weeks
full time at $7.50 per hour (negotiable depending on references and
education). Afterwards, the work is part time about 15 hours per week and
becomes about general assistance to the editors and the producing (PAship).
This is a good opportunity to learn and get a range of experience on matters
of post-production. The more areas he/she wants to be involved in, the more
he/she will learn.
Depending on his/her work ethic and relationship with the editors, he/she
may have the chance to edit a scene and get bumped up to assistant editor.
Let me know if you know of anyone interested in the West LA area."
You can contact Harry at Harry@bdprod.com
If you are interested please email him at Harry@bdprod.com.
Or at least spread that word about this please.
He sent me a brief description so I'm posting it here...
"Right now I hope you
can help me find someone interested in doing a post-production internship/
PA in February. This includes digitizing logs, transcribing, logging,
prepping footage and generally helping the editors. The work is 6 weeks
full time at $7.50 per hour (negotiable depending on references and
education). Afterwards, the work is part time about 15 hours per week and
becomes about general assistance to the editors and the producing (PAship).
This is a good opportunity to learn and get a range of experience on matters
of post-production. The more areas he/she wants to be involved in, the more
he/she will learn.
Depending on his/her work ethic and relationship with the editors, he/she
may have the chance to edit a scene and get bumped up to assistant editor.
Let me know if you know of anyone interested in the West LA area."
You can contact Harry at Harry@bdprod.com