FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Game Night Photography Intern?
The primary responsibilities include photographing all home games, uploading and labeling photos, covering special ceremonies, acting as a fan photographer for VIP events, contributing organized photography to the internal media drive, assisting with player media interviews, and supporting the needs of the media, sales, and marketing teams.
Is prior photography experience required for this internship?
While prior photography experience is recommended, it is not explicitly required. A strong interest in photography and a willingness to learn are essential.
Will I be working only during game days?
No, you will also be required to work pre-arranged office hours during the week in addition to all Springfield Thunderbirds home games.
Can I apply for this internship if I do not have a background in hockey?
While it is highly encouraged to have a strong knowledge and interest in hockey, it is not a strict requirement.
Will this internship provide academic credit?
Yes, you must be able to receive academic credit for the internship.
What is the dress code for this internship?
Interns must conduct themselves with a professional attitude and appearance at all times, which implies adhering to a business casual or professional dress code.
Are there opportunities for networking and professional development during the internship?
Yes, the internship provides hands-on experience and opportunities to connect with team professionals in media, sales, and marketing.
How can I submit my application for the Game Night Photography Intern position?
Interested candidates should follow the application instructions provided by the Springfield Thunderbirds, typically found on their official website or internship listing platform.
What is the duration of the internship?
The internship will last for the 2024-25 American Hockey League season, aligning with the home game schedule of the Springfield Thunderbirds.