Assistant Producer

Duties

Research and Development:

• Assist in researching topics, gathering relevant information, and compiling resources to support production projects. This may include identifying potential interview subjects, locations, and archival materials.

Production Support: 

• Help coordinate logistics for shoots, including scheduling, equipment setup, and managing on-site needs. You may also assist in maintaining communication with crew members and talent to ensure smooth operations during filming.

Post-Production Assistance: 

• Participate in the editing process by organizing footage, logging content, and providing feedback on edits. You may also help prepare promotional materials and social media content to promote completed projects.

Preferred Qualities

• Detailed-Oriented
• Strong Organizational Skills

Areas of Interest

• Business Administration
• Communication
• Social Work
• English
• Fine Arts

Preferred Skills

• Effective Communication
• Problem solving abilities

Skills you Gain

• Project Management: Assisting with the planning, coordination, and execution of TV and media projects.
• Production Assistance: Supporting in all stages of production, including pre-production, shooting, and post-production.
• Scriptwriting and Editing: Gaining experience in writing and editing scripts for broadcast.
• Audio/Visual Technical Skills: Working with sound and video equipment to support production needs.
• Field Production Experience: Gaining hands-on experience in fieldwork, including setting up and assisting with shoots on location.
• Media Content Management: Learning how to organize and manage digital media assets and archives.
• Team Collaboration: Collaborating with the production team, directors, and editors to create content.
• Client and Talent Coordination: Assisting with talent bookings, interviews, and logistics for guest appearances.
• Broadcast Software Proficiency: Exposure to industry-standard editing and broadcast software.
• Research and Story Development: Assisting with research and contributing to the development of story ideas.
• Cultural Sensitivity: Understanding the unique needs and perspectives of the Guam community and reflecting that in content.
• Communication and Problem-Solving: Developing strong verbal and written communication skills, while troubleshooting issues during production.
• Time Management: Learning to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast-paced media environment.

Interning as an Assistant Producer at PBS Guam offers college students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the media industry while contributing to meaningful community projects. Students will be immersed in various aspects of production, from research and logistics to post-production support, allowing them to develop essential skills that are highly valued in the field. This internship not only enhances professional capabilities but also fosters a sense of purpose as interns help shape programming that positively impacts viewers across Guam and beyond. Furthermore, the skills acquired during this internship—such as project management, effective communication, and creative problem-solving—are transferable across various professions, including marketing, education, and public relations. By working in a collaborative environment that emphasizes storytelling and community engagement, interns will build a versatile skill set that can open doors to diverse career paths while making a significant difference in their local community.

Note: We encourage all students, especially if this is your first dive into internships, to get career support. If you would like to get career support (resume checks, guidance, and interview practice) before applying, please complete this form.