Students can learn about the exciting world of television production by becoming a member of our production team. Cable 14 accepts students for placements through high school or post secondary school co-op or internship programs.
Cable 14 placement students take training for and may perform any or all of the following crew positions: studio or mobile camera operation, hand held camera operation, audio operation, computer graphics operation, floor directing and much more.
Studio productions are on a set schedule and we look for students who can commit to a regular volunteer shift (i.e. mornings or evenings). Mobile and EFP productions take place at various times during the week and usually more physically demanding as production equipment must be carried to the location, set up and operated. Placements accepted in those departments require more flexibility in their schedules.
College or university placements: If you would like to apply to work with Cable 14 for one of these placements, please write to
outlining the nature of your placement, how long your placement would be and when, as well as what production areas you’d like to focus on and your availability along with a copy of your resume. Post secondary interns get the opportunity to try a variety of production areas and really benefit from the diversity of the programming at Cable 14. Interns get a chance to put into practice in a real television setting the skills they’ve been learning in school. Placements are accepted throughout the year. There is an interview process that each applicant must undergo. High school co-operative education placements: If you’d like to do your high school co-op with Cable 14, be prepared to work hard, learn a lot and have a blast! High school co-op students accepted for a placement with Cable 14 are never stuck making coffee or sweeping floors, they operate real television cameras during live television productions. They work on live sports and entertainment events, side-by-side with industry professionals. If you want to see what it’s really like to work in the television industry, speak to your school guidance counselor about applying to Cable 14. Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume to
. Applications for the spring semester are accepted prior to November 30th. The deadline for the fall semester is May 30th. There is an interview process that each applicant must undergo.
If you have questions regarding this process, please write to
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