Both you and I know the gig economy is huge right now. There are literally hundreds of employers seeking creative minds for everything between some simple graphic design to a complete brand overhaul (which should, in many cases, be a hefty paycheck for freelancers). Knowing just how popular this area Read more…
Meg Bailey ’10 was the definition of an active film student at Emerson College. Having regularly helped out on weekend shoots and school projects alike, Meg gained helpful insight into what it takes to bring a project to life from casting to production to editing (with a special emphasis on Read more…
Ghost Robot, a content studio based in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg Neighborhood, has been creating captivating short-form media for their clients since 2005 and has remained on the cutting edge of their industry. I visited their office over the Summer and had a chance to sit down with their Studio Manager to Read more…
Be among the most diverse, remarkable leaders of your generation. By joining Teach For America, you will become part of a powerful network of changemakers shaping the political, economic, and social future of our country. As a corps member, you’ll leverage your unique talents to grow your impact while living Read more…
Boston’s Women in Comedy Festival has earned an international reputation for providing world-class comedy from headliners like Jane Lynch, Lily Tomlin, and Maria Bamford, to upcoming comedians who go on to perform in television and film. The festival is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year and they need your help! Read more…
Talent Agencies are the lifeblood of the entertainment industry. They’re the best source for making connections, getting to understand the business, and placing a foot in the door of a highly competitive industry where the value of who you know can make all the difference. But there’s more to agency Read more…
New York’s Journalism scene is as eclectic as the city itself. Whether you’re looking to write the next investigative breakthrough or coverage of the latest sports game, this is one of the best city’s to leave your penmark in, especially with sources like the New York Post and the nation’s Read more…
Bustle and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) have more in common than you think. While both employers carry out some drastically different operations, they’re still reliant on the power of written and digital communications when it comes to getting their message heard and engaging Read more…
The mission of the T. Howard Foundation, in its ongoing run of twenty-five years, has been to increase diversity in industries pertaining to multimedia and entertainment. Since starting in 1993, the foundation has matched over 1,100 interns in full-time, paid summer internships. But before we continue, here’s a bit of Read more…
Anyone familiar with Boston’s music scene knows that there’s a show going on almost every night of the week. Whether it’s downstairs in The Middle East or center stage in TD Garden’s arena, performers and venues are in constant communication throughout the city. The problem for many years, however, has Read more…