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Intern, TV Current Programming & TV Scripted Job Details | Lionsgate
Summary of Position
Lionsgate Television is seeking a Current Programming & Scripted Development Intern. This intern will work with the Current Programming team to provide creative and administrative support while shadowing the department as they manage LGTV’s slate of shows. This intern will also work with the Development team to help source IP and assess incoming material. Looking for a self-starter who is passionate about the TV creative process and wants to learn more about the day to day of how a TV show gets made. An interest in book scouting, and a fast reader is a positive for any candidate. The team is interested in fostering an aspiring scripted television executive’s skills across all areas of scripted development.
Responsibilities
• Script reading, coverage, research, basic administrative grid upkeep, creative brainstorming in response to marketplace needs, director grids, competitive tracking, and general creative decorum
• Helping with Admin/IT for department
• Updating databases via Airtable
• Shadowing executives on creative projects to learn about the creative process
• Interns will have plenty of opportunity to observe and participate in development and current programming conversations regarding active and internal development projects
• Intern will practice writing creative notes on active development
• Covering assistant desks when needed (phones, scheduling, expenses, etc.)
Qualifications and Skills
• Currently enrolled in an accredited college/university pursing a degree in Television, Film, or any related field
• Passion for Television strongly required
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Candidate should be prepared to complete final project
Final Project
Our intern’s final project will be expanding our existing writing and director database. In doing so, they’ll learn how to use industry resources like StudioSystem and IMDb Pro while familiarizing themselves with established and new creative voices alike.
Internship Details
Lionsgate Internship Program – Summer 2025
Program Dates: Tuesday, June 10th – Friday, August 15th, 2025 (10 Weeks)
The Lionsgate Internship Program is designed to identify, recruit, and develop a diverse group of students that will gain meaningful educational experiences, professional growth, and career opportunities.
Please read the following information carefully before submitting an application.
Important Dates
The Lionsgate Summer 2025 Internship program dates are: June 10th - August 15th, 2025
All interns are required to attend orientation on Tuesday, June 10th, 2025.
Details
• Interns must not work more than 36 hours per week
• Must be actively enrolled in an accredited college or university and pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree
• Interns must be current rising juniors through recent grads (within 6 months of internship start date)
• Graduate students are eligible to apply
• Interns must be available to work for the entire length of the program
• All internships are paid
• Most internship positions will require working 4 days in office
To Apply
All candidates must submit a resume (PDF preferred) to your preferred area(s) of interest. The program offers internship opportunities in many departments, so candidates applying should keep in mind that they may be considered for departments not listed.
• Submit a 1-page resume (PDF preferred)
• Submit a cover letter (Optional)
Business Unit Overview
The TV Development (or TV Scripted) & Current Programming departments are responsible for identifying, managing, and perpetuating our extensive slate of television shows. Our teams work closely with buyers, showrunners, writers, directors, producers, representatives, and internal employees to produce some of our industry’s leading entertainment.
Compensation
$18 per hour