# Video Editing Intern

**Company**: International Rescue Committee (IRC)
**Location**: NY RAI USA, New York
**Experience**: entry
**Job type**: internship
**Category**: Communications
**Industry**: Non-Profit

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## Description

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is seeking a Video Editing Intern to join the Innovation and Digital Access (IDiA) team. The intern will work on video editing, digital storytelling, and educational content creation projects.

**Duration & Schedule:** The internship is 4-5 months long and has a flexible part-time schedule of 10-15 hours per week, ideally aligned with an academic term.

**About the Internship:** This internship offers a structured, mentorship-driven learning experience for individuals passionate about video editing, digital storytelling, and educational content creation. Interns will gain hands-on skills through guided projects, observation of Switchboard's IDiA team workflows, and personalized feedback.

**Training Activities & Educational Assignments:** Under the supervision of the Emerging Technology Coordinator, the intern will:

- Shadow the IDiA team as they produce educational and tech tutorial videos

- Practice video editing on content related to digital literacy, mobile apps, Virtual Reality tools, and other technologies used by newcomers and service providers

- Assist with tasks like trimming clips, adding captions, inserting simple graphics, and organizing project assets

- Complete guided exercises that simulate real-world editing workflows

- Participate in weekly learning sessions on storytelling, instructional clarity, and video accessibility

- Research and test new technologies for the team to use and integrate in the Technology in Resettlement Community of Practice

- Complete a final project that integrates lessons learned throughout the internship

- Shadow team members to observe content development, editing, and publishing processes

- Participate in team meetings, brainstorming sessions, and content reviews to gain exposure to collaborative planning

**Supervision & Evaluation:** The intern will be assigned a dedicated mentor for regular feedback and guidance. Progress will be evaluated based on learning objectives.

**Learning Objectives:**

- Able to edit and produce educational video content using beginner-to-intermediate workflows and tools such as CapCut, KineMaster, or DaVinci Resolve

- Apply core editing techniques such as cutting, sequencing, adding subtitles, and adapting content for accessibility and cultural clarity

- Learn about refugee resettlement and the role of digital tools in supporting newcomer integration

- Organize and manage project files following basic production standards, while building a small portfolio of practice projects

**Eligibility:**

- Current student or recent graduate in communications, design, film, social work, or a related field

- Must be able to provide documentation from an academic institution

**Professional Standards:** All International Rescue Committee workers must adhere to the core values and principles outlined in IRC Way - Standards for Professional Conduct.

## Skills

### Required
- video editing
- digital storytelling
- educational content creation
- CapCut
- KineMaster
- DaVinci Resolve

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