Summer Content Production Intern

Description

Fivonaccie is a creative strategy agency in Indianapolis. We work with businesses on strategy, marketing, content, and products.

This intern works directly with the Presdient & CEO. I'm on every shoot and every footage review. Training is hands-on: how to frame a shot, where to put a mic, why a piece of B-roll works or doesn't. We'll meet weekly to review their work and once a month for a longer conversation about what they want to learn next. They'll also sit in on real content planning sessions and contribute ideas — they're not here to be ignored.

The goal for the summer is that they walk away able to run a basic shoot on their own, with footage in their portfolio that they can actually point to.

Responsibilities

• Operate cameras and phones to capture video during studio shoots and on-location content
• Capture B-roll and behind-the-scenes footage for The Golden Ratio Formula podcast and Fivonaccie's social channels
• Set up gear before shoots: tripods, lights, microphones, monitors
• Sit in on content planning sessions and contribute ideas
• Review raw footage with the founder after shoots to discuss what worked and what to do differently next time
• Take on small editing assignments as skills develop — rough cuts, simple assemblies in Premiere or CapCut
• Help maintain and organize studio equipment between shoots

Qualifications

• Reliable transportation to Greenfield, IN
• Comfortable being around someone performing for a camera without visibly distracting them
• Shows up on time, every time
• A basic visual sense — if you can tell when a photo is crooked, you're qualified
• Genuine interest in media, video, journalism, marketing, or storytelling
• No prior production experience required

Learning Objectives

By the end of the summer, the intern should be able to:

• Set up and operate a basic single-camera video shoot independently, including camera, tripod, lavalier microphone, and key light
• Capture usable B-roll from a written shot list
• Frame a clean interview shot and medium shot without coaching
• Use Adobe Premiere or CapCut to assemble a rough cut from raw footage
• Communicate professionally with a creative director — take direction, ask clarifying questions, and push back constructively when needed

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