Wanted: Black List Interns!

Reprising this note as the due date (June 10, 2013) is drawing near:

The Black List is seeking a few summer interns to work on projects ranging from building out data on the movie industry to helping catalog the Go Into the Story blog.

The position would be remote and flexible (and unpaid), so applicants wouldn’t need to relocate and could also continue other employment during the course of the internship. Preferably, interns would be able to receive school credit for the role. (These requirements vary by school, so check with your career services department. Generally, you’ll need to fill out a form or get a letter from your school.)

We believe this would be a great learning opportunity with regards to screenwriting and the film industry in general. We’re looking for people who feel comfortable thinking critically and giving their opinions.

If you’re interested, we’d love to get a better sense of who you are. Send us a PDF of your resume and a cover letter with at least one of the following:

• In a paragraph, tell us what you think is the most useful website and why (excluding search engines).
• Mount a defense for a movie that received a score under 30 on either Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic.
• Explain to a five year old how the Dewey Decimal System and Google Search’s approaches differ in finding information.

Send these to terry@blcklst.com by June 10, 2013.

That person you’d be emailing is Terry Huang who I introduced here.

Great opportunity for a couple of motivated souls. Lots going on. See if you can be a part of it!

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