Interns: BBP GEM accepts applications from high school and college students/graduates, who have an interest in film, television, stage or music production, from educators, community leaders, business owners and parents. The nominee must submit a 60 second video introducing themself personally and professionally and expressing why they would like to intern with BBP GEM. Members of the board will review the application and select interns on a case by case basis.

Program Details: BBP GEM Internship Program offers high school, undergraduate and graduate students, the opportunity to work under the mentorship of a professional in the industry. Through a combination of learning experiences, work projects, and group collaborations, interns become integral members of our team. Interns are expected to participate in daily activities, produce excellent work, and are welcomed to contribute their skills and ideas, all the while preparing to become the next generation of leaders.

Mentorship Discussions: Day-to-day participation in the organization is augmented by special sessions in which industry professionals share the inside view of their work and experiences in the industry. The open discussion format allows participants to learn directly from leaders, ask challenging questions, and address critical issues. The discussions are structured to provide a functional overview into the opportunities available should they continue their course in the Arts.

Mentorship Discussions: Day-to-day participation in the organization is augmented by special sessions in which industry professionals share the inside view of their work and experiences in the industry. The open discussion format allows participants to learn directly from leaders, ask challenging questions, and address critical issues. The discussions are structured to provide a functional overview into the opportunities available should they continue their course in the Arts.

Academic Support: All interns will receive certificates of participation, a reference letter from their intern coordinator and credits that can be used in their continued academic learning of the Arts.