Select a CategoryInternshipsSo, you want to be an intern for Bass/Schuler? That is absolutely terrific and we'd love to have you. Hopefully some of this information will help you in deciding to apply. Please feel free to contact us if you need any more information in regards to interning here. Hope to hear from you soon! Summer Interns 2011
(l to r) Sarah Schultz, Stephanie Robinson
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding InternshipsHow long do the internships last? Internship periods are as follows: Fall
Internships Spring
Internships Summer
Internships We are flexible and can work with your schedule. Start and end dates vary. Are the internships full-time or part-time? Currently, we look for two full-time (M-F, 9-5) interns for each term. When should I apply? We start to interview/hire interns approximately 1 month prior to the beginning of an internship period. But if you don't apply at these times, don't worry, we won't throw your resume out and we will contact you when we're conducting interviews. The best times to send in your resume are as follows: If you desire
a Fall internship, apply in June. Do you have any permanent job openings? At this time we are not hiring any permanent help. Interns that have worked here in the past have obtained permanent positions, but currently we don't have room for anyone else! Is the internship paid? YES! We do pay you. The current going rate is $6.50 per hour. What will I be doing as an intern? Responsibilities include (but not limited to):
Depending on your interests, we will try to accommodate at least one project pertaining to that interest, whether it is focusing on agenting, marketing, administrative, or a little bit of everything. What do I need to send in to apply? We are currently
taking resumes with cover letters. You can e-mail it to info@bass-schuler.com
or fax it to 773-481-2601. We will consider anyone who applies for an internship. We will first consider people who have the following qualifications:
If you fit into these categories, then you have a better chance at getting an internship. We get the most applications for summer internships and the least for spring internships. If you want to increase your chances, apply in the spring and fall. What some past interns have said about interning at Bass/Schuler"Get ready for an entertaining, rewarding and crazy (in a good way), internship. I cannot say enough about how much I learned and how much I have enjoyed my time at Bass Schuler." "BSE is great! I learned a lot about [your] business and about business in general. Great people, great business experience, and great that there is a Dunkin Donuts right across the street." "Bass/Schuler Entertainment is a great place to develop new skills
and begin your career in the entertainment industry." "The time I spent at Bass/Schuler taught me so much about what goes on at a busy agency. I feel like I really got to know the agents, artists, and our customers. I also learned what takes place from the first phone call to the actual performance. I now have a greater appreciation of what a tough job the artists and agents really have." - Jennifer Hall, Summer '02 Memories of some of our past interns
Mandy and Emily
David and Kristen
(l to r) Rachel, Kristina, Brynn and Dan
Shaun Chillingsworth from Loyola University
at one of his late-night events
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