FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Photography Intern role?
The primary focus of the Photography Intern role is on business initiatives, supporting team functions such as community, corporate partnerships, ticketing, marketing, and events, rather than sports/game photography.
What types of events will I be assisting with as a Photography Intern?
As a Photography Intern, you will assist with corporate partnerships, community affairs, marketing and clubhouse creative, ticketing events, gameday elements, non-game events at Chase Field, and headshots.
Will I be expected to take game action photographs?
Game action photography is limited, as daily photo requests take priority.
What equipment and software should I be familiar with for this position?
Candidates should have a strong understanding of Nikon and Sony digital photography equipment, Apple/Mac computers, and Adobe Creative Suite, including Photoshop, Lightroom, and PhotoMechanic.
What is the minimum education requirement for this internship?
The minimum education requirement is two years of college education with a continuing effort to complete a degree.
How many years of photography experience are required for this position?
A minimum of four years of photography experience is required.
Will I need to provide a portfolio of my work?
Yes, interested candidates should supply a link to a portfolio website highlighting their photography work and capabilities.
What physical demands should I expect while performing the duties of this job?
You should expect to carry camera gear up to 50 lbs, perform physical activities such as setting up for shoots, stand for extended periods, and work in various temperature environments while being highly aware of your surroundings.
Is there potential for advancement in this role?
Although the job posting does not explicitly mention advancement opportunities, gaining experience in this role can lead to future photography positions within the organization or in the industry.
What type of work environment can I expect?
You can expect to work in a fast-paced environment, often outdoors at a ballpark, and in various conditions that may be hot, cold, wet, or noisy.