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Last Call For Fall 2016 Game Informer Intern Applications
Most of us don't want to think about Summer being over, but with the changing seasons comes a new opportunity for aspiring video games journalists. We're now accepting applications for Game Informer's Fall internship term.
For details on Game Informer's three month-long writing internship program, click here. If that sounds enticing, you can send your application (cover letter, resume, portfolio, etc.) to ben@gameinformer.com. The summer internship will run from September 14 to November 14. We're currently accepting applications until July 31, so if you're interested please send your application along before then!
This term we’re also accepting applications for video interns. This program is designed to help interns learn about the intricacies of video game journalism and video production by giving them an opportunity to practice game capture, filming discussions, studio tech, and editing. Successful interns will see stories published online. To apply for the video internship please send a resume, cover letter, and links to your previous video work alongside an explanation of your role in creating it to hanson@gameinformer.com.
You can learn all about our current group of awesome interns and the paths that led them here by reading their introductory posts here. You can also learn more about Game Informer's internship program from the mouths of our Winter 2016 interns, Luke Walaszek, Connor Trinske, and Joe Buchholz, as they discussed their experience on the episode of The GI Show seen below (skip to the intern section here.)
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