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Documentary Production Intern – Free to Be Youth Project
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Key Responsibilities:
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Assist in filming and on-the-ground audio recording.
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Contribute to film direction and visual storytelling.
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Support audio sound mixing and color correction (preferred).
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Collaborate with the team to ensure high-quality production.
We are looking for someone that…
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is passionate about the project and the client base we are working with
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has adept storytelling abilities
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has the experiential and technical knowledge to capture high quality live-action audiovisual content.
Qualifications:
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Previous experience in documentary production or cinematography.
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Eagerness to learn and contribute to various aspects of the production process.
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Strong communication and collaboration skills.
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Enthusiasm for working in a dynamic and flexible environment.
For more information about the Free to be Youth Project and the demographic we serve check out our Social media/website.
~ Project description ~
Title: Priceless
Logline: Personhood, Protection, and Pride for Gender Expansive Youth
Synopsis:
The media and political discourse focus on the illusory danger of impulsive medical care; but in truth, accessing gender-affirming care is a far more nuanced experience for LGBTQ+ youth. The Free to Be Youth Project’s (FYP) upcoming docuseries, “Priceless” explores an expansive meaning of gender-affirming care, from the perspective of unhoused and at-risk LGBTQ+ youth and legal advocates in NYC. It articulates that for this demographic, fashion, makeup, and haircare are neither optional nor frivolous expenses, they are vital for survival.
If you feel passionate about this documentary filmmaking project and possess some or all of these skills, we encourage you to apply by emailing mtorre@urbanjustice.org with a resume and project sample.
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