Jon R. Tuttle Internship

Oregon Public BroadcastingOregon Public BroadcastingPortland, Oregon, United States
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10/8/2026

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Internship

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On-site

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Core responsibilities

The intern will assist the Science & Environment team with video journalism tasks including research, pre-production, field production, and post-production. They will also contribute to social media and have opportunities to create original content for broadcast or online media.

Requirements overview

Candidates must be enrolled as at least a junior in college or have graduated within the past year. Applicants are required to have experience producing and writing for video and familiarity with social media.

Key skills

Video journalismResearchPre-productionField productionPost-productionVideo productionSocial mediaContent creationWriting for videoHikingBackcountry navigation

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Education requirements

bachelor degree

About Oregon Public Broadcasting

Industry

Media Production

Employees

477

Type

Nonprofit

Size

201-500 employees

Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) is an independent, nonprofit media organization powered by the generous support of members. For more than 100 years, OPB has connected people across Oregon and the Pacific Northwest through the power of a shared story. Stories that define who we are, what we do, where we live and where we’re going. Guided by the pursuit of truth, a spirit of curiosity, with equity and public service at the center of our work, our in-depth reporting and storytelling is freely accessible to all. Learn more at opb.org.

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Creative & MediaScience & ResearchEnvironmental & Sustainability

Description

Internship Summary OPB is committed to creating career pathways for traditionally underrepresented individuals in public media organizations. Jon R. Tuttle was one of Oregon’s most respected broadcast journalists, who passed away in 1991. In honor of his memory, OPB established the Jon R. Tuttle Journalism & Production Internship in 1994 to encourage the participation of people with diverse backgrounds who are traditionally underrepresented within public broadcasting. The internship will enable an outstanding student who is studying in the field to spend 10-weeks, full-time in a learning, hands-on environment.    What You’ll Do This is a production focused internship. The intern gains hands-on experience learning video journalism by engaging in research, pre-production, field production and post-production activities with OPB’s Science & Environment team. This includes working for our flagship outdoor/environmental program, “Oregon Field Guide”. The intern assists staff producers in all aspects of video production and social media, however, opportunities exist to create original content for either broadcast or online media, including video and web features.    Working Conditions * Work environment: Work will take place in both office and outside/field locations.The work requires travel to remote locations, possibly during inclement weather. * Schedule: This role typically works Monday-Friday. Some weekend, evening, or earlier morning work may be required to cover news events.  * Physical demands: Ability to hike with and carry up to 30 pounds of production and personal gear for up to several miles in natural outdoor conditions, often in backcountry and in all weather conditions is required. * Travel: Regional travel is frequent.  * Driving: Valid driver's license is required.   Qualifications * Experience producing and writing for video * Familiarity with social media   Eligibility * Enrolled at a college, university or community college as at least a junior (or equivalent) OR Graduated within the past year (graduated Spring of 2026 or later).   Additional Information * This position reports to the Science Reporter-Content Producer. * The pay rate for this nonexempt position is $19.23 per hour. * Full-time, 40 hours per week.  * Duration: 10-weeks  * Starts: June 2027. Ideally on June 14th 2027 to join a cohort of interns joining us in the summer   Required Application Materials * Resume * Document with links to 2-3 examples of relevant work.   How to Apply Click on the apply button below. You will be asked to create an account, upload the required application materials listed above and answer a few position related questions. Once you click “submit” you cannot make changes to your application.  Your application materials are due by 8:59 PM Pacific Time on November 6th, 2026. OPB is an equal opportunity employer

Requirements

  • •Video journalism
  • •Research
  • •Pre-production
  • •Field production
  • •Post-production
  • •Video production
  • •Social media
  • •Content creation
  • •Writing for video
  • •Hiking
  • •Backcountry navigation

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