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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Amherst Media; Amherst, MA

Job Responsibilities:


  • Operating studio cameras during shoots

  • Studio control room, camera switching, audio controls

  • Editing footage

  • Front desk reception, answering phones

There were minor changes while I was at my placement. I began doing more studio work but later transitioned into more editing. Also, I became involved in an intern produced show.


I would rate this experience as average.


I would recommend this company because it is local and offers work study pay. Also, it is a fun environment and will inform participants about the surrounding Amherst community.


If I were to change to any aspect of this placement, I would ask for more complex and challenging tasks, more structured activities and also more work with close supervision by the staff.


Advice I would give other students, would be to become assertive and ask for work to make it clear that you want to become more involved.

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