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Digital Media Intern

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ORGANIZATION: Minnesota Children's Museum

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Position Summary

The Digital Media Intern is responsible for capturing a wide range of museum experiences, from experiences in the galleries and traveling exhibits to daily on-going programs to special events. The intern will utilize a variety of mediums including written documentation, photography, sound and video. This qualitative data will be utilized for documenting learning experiences, as well as archiving and training purposes. The intern will also capture promotional and training content for cross-departmental projects.

Ideal candidates will have strong cinematography and video editing skills, as well as a passion for the art of storytelling through the capturing of the authentic voices of children and their caregivers during learning experiences. Through the use of transcription, video and voice recording, and photography the intern will collect and help to synthesis the stories of the Museum’s experiences. A flexible schedule is preferred.

This position works in partnership with Learning & Impact and Museum Experience staff. This position does not focus on producing content for marketing/advertising or social media, but there will be opportunities to work with External Relations staff/interns.

Major Job Accountabilities

This is an estimate of the duties to be included in the internship. The exact duties and projects will be determined by mutual agreement of the intern and museum staff. All duties will be carried out with the direction and supervision of Learning & Impact staff.

  • Edit footage, produce video (using onsite or personal equipment) following the Museum’s documented graphic standards, and develop the capacity for documenting the work and ideas of both children and adults within learning environments.
  • Work with Learning Experience Specialist and Museum Experience Manager to synthesize, catalogue and store both finished documentation and the collected artifacts.
  • Take video footage, capture notes, dialogue, and photos using either the Museum’s HD recorder or personal equipment*; ensure consent forms are signed when necessary. Meet customer service & museum learning expectations at all times when on the Museum floor.
  • Work with supervisor to plan projects. Attend meetings/trainings/programs as needed to understand how videos and documentation will be used. Follow guidelines set by supervisor for capturing ideal aspects of program/facilitator footage. Prepare and submit pre-production elements like a script (detailing use of voiceovers and outlining shots for the overall narrative of the video) as well as photos, transcriptions, and videos for approval. Maintain good communication with supervisor as projects progress, seeking approval for any changes as necessary.


Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required

  1. Skill and experience in using cameras, transcribing dialogue, digital video production, filming (especially experience with filming candid/live-action video), editing and finishing. Knowledge and experience with capturing children on video is preferred.
  2. Experience producing videos for publishing on Youtube, Vimeo, and Instagram
  3. Experience in one or more of the following software:video production (iMovie, Adobe Premiere, etc.), photo editing (Photoshop, Pixlr)
  4. Some understanding of experiential learning and the use of documentation to capture learning experiences.
  5. Skill in coordinating tasks and projects.
  6. Ability to work well with people.
  7. Flexible schedule with ability to work at various times and days throughout the course of the week.
  8. Ability to organize time and work independently, follow directions and complete tasks in an effective manner.

Training Provided

  1. Museum background and philosophy.
  2. Optional free trainings: The Way of Play
  3. Ongoing assignment training

* The Museum has the following equipment/software available for use onsite: Sony SR11 HD Video Camera, Sony Shotgun microphone, Corel Video Studio 12, iMovie, and Adobe Premier.

Applications accepted until position is filled. 1-3 interns needed.

Submit cover letter, resume and online application at https://mcm.clearcompany.com/careers/jobs/8d41b876-574a-4b4b-32c2-6cd505994fdd/apply?source=607818-CS-23506

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About Minnesota Children's Museum

Location:

10 7th Street West, Saint Paul, MN 55102, US

Mission Statement

Our mission: Sparking children's learning through play! Our vision: "Kids play more. Adults do, too. We thrive as a happier, healthier and more innovative community through the radiant power of play."

Description

Minnesota Children's Museum is dedicated to providing children with a fun, hands-on and stimulating environment to explore and discover. Through immersive exhibits and programs, the museum emphasizes play as a critical ingredient in every child’s development and instills a life-long love of learning by nurturing the real-world skills children need to become engaged citizens in the future.

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CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Children & Youth
Education & Literacy
Arts & Culture, Children & Youth, Education & Literacy

WHEN

Mon Jan 01, 2018 - Thu May 31, 2018

WHERE

10 West 7th StreetSaint Paul, MN 55102

(44.947723,-93.097084)
 

SKILLS

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REQUIREMENTS

  • 10-12 hours a week

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