Internships

[Brian Hulnick]

Don't lump all recording schools together. There are good ones and there are bad ones. Same with all industries.

 

[James.c]

I have heard a lot of negatives about full sail tho, not least their fees.

 

[Ick Beats]

After reading this conversation, I was wondering if anybody on this site has ideas where to look for an internship of further learning. I am in college doing something I am not as interested in as producing, and was wondering where I might be able to get an internship for over the summer or even during the school year.

 

[Brian Hulnick]

After reading this conversation, I was wondering if anybody on this site has ideas where to look for an internship of further learning. I am in college doing something I am not as interested in as producing, and was wondering where I might be able to get an internship for over the summer or even during the school year.

Speak to your academic adviser at college. He may be able to point you in the right direction.

 

[fataltone]

Speak to your academic adviser at college. He may be able to point you in the right direction.

exactly that's what they are there for to direct you to classes to attain your career goals

 

[Brian Hulnick]

He is just there to advise, at the end of the day it's your decision.

 

[K-T Productions]

This is true. I'm trying to find some internships myself. Anybody know some good places in Atlanta, GA?

 

[reddy1985]

This is true. I'm trying to find some internships myself. Anybody know some good places in Atlanta, GA?

Visit The Recording Connection | Audio Engineering and Music Producing School and they may well be able to assist you.

 

[1verce]

I need one

 

[crownedprince]

Any internship experience can be great as long as you're willing to work hard and have a good attitude while getting paid little to nothing. I interned at Island Def Jam for two summers (publicity and A&R) and it was an incredibly rewarding experience... but I know other interns didn't feel that way. You get out what you put in.

 

[James.c]

Any internship experience can be great as long as you're willing to work hard and have a good attitude while getting paid little to nothing. I interned at Island Def Jam for two summers (publicity and A&R) and it was an incredibly rewarding experience... but I know other interns didn't feel that way. You get out what you put in.

Precisely. At the end of the day your success, or failure is down to you.

 

[reddy1985]

The problem is some want to put little in and get a lot out, very quickly.

 

[James.c]

The Get rich quick philosophy.

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The secret is finding the right studio to train in. One that is well equipped and has the time to train you properly.

 

[Brian Hulnick]

It is imperative that you do your research and find a studio that will actually take care of you and not just leave you twiddling your thumbs.

 

[James.c]

Don't hand over ANY money until you are know that you will be totally happy with the training that you will receive.

 

[reddy1985]

There are many good schools out there, unfortunately there are quite a few stinkers as well.

 

[James.c]

Internships are the perfect way to get into the music (or most) businesses. It shows willingness to learn and commitment.

 

[dj devan601]

Does anyone know of any internships out in Boston?

 

[reddy1985]

Does anyone know of any internships out in Boston?

Try Google search, that may help you.

 

[dj devan601]

Yea I've already tried that...that's why I'm asking here...Thanks for the obvious answer though.