ICTN offers internships for high school and college students.
Launched in 1981, the ICTN College Internship Program has successfully trained college level students in television production. The students get extensive hands-on experience with all aspects of producing a broadcast program. Interns work with ICTN staff who produce numerous regularly scheduled programs, along with an average of 40 specials a year.
Interns start with simpler productions, such as studio programs and remote public meetings. They are encouraged to advance into other areas, including operating ENG equipment, lighting and editing. Successful interns, in the past, have shot stories with reporters, directed remote productions and produced short specials.
Candidates must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university with major course work in radio, television, film or communications field and be at least 18 to be hired. No previous experience is required. Candidate must have, or be able to obtain, an appropriate driver’s license.
Qualifications given in the job description represent only the minimum qualifications necessary to perform the essential functions of the job. In addition to these qualifications, the minimum age requirement for regular full-time and part-time employment is 18 years old. Preference for interviews by the department are given to the most qualified applicants who may possess more specific education or experience than is provided in a particular job description.
Duties shown in the job description represent a summary of the essential duties and responsibilities. Other duties may be assigned. An applicant wishing to apply for a different position while still under consideration for another must complete a new application.
Applications are accepted only for positions that are currently open and may be submitted online or by mail to:
City of Irving, Human Resources Department
825 West Irving Blvd.
Irving, Texas 75060
The high school interns work on ICTN productions in the city-owned studio and production area, as well as on location with ICTN's trucks and remote equipment. Interns can be involved in all aspects of producing a television show.
An intern's schedule will be determined by the different productions planned instead of regular set hours. These productions could be remote truck events, shows produced in the studio, remote port-a-pack stories or post-production editing.
Interns will work under the supervision of city staff, including producers, engineers and directors / editors. They will be exposed to all areas of typical work (editing / lighting / script writing). At the discretion of staff, the intern may work independently without direct supervision.
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