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Dolphin Research Center's Internship Programs
Within our Volunteer Resources Department, we offer an Internship Program. Internships at DRC are an exciting way to develop career skills as well as an opportunity to get “behind the scenes” to see how a marine mammal facility operates. They involve concentration in specific departments, normally last 16 to 18 weeks and are held throughout the year. Interns work forty hours per week typically spending four days per week in their designated department and one day providing support in other areas of daily operations through the Volunteer Resources Pool. All internships are unpaid. Applicants do not need to be enrolled in college to be considered for an internship.
AMDA Summer Conservatory: Screenwriting
The High School Conservatory: Screenwriting program is designed for motivated artists seeking to build advanced writing skills while developing feature film and television ideas for use in future academic or professional settings. The program will build from traditions in creative writing, facilitating students to discover their creative voices while exposing them to theories and principles of visual storytelling. Students will be exposed to film and television in a variety of genres to locate the types of characters, stories and genres they feel most capable of tackling. Students will build characters, outline film and tv ideas and write scenes from those ideas.
AMDA Summer Conservatory: Pop Star (Recording Artist)
The AMDA High School Summer Conservatory (On Campus) Pop Star: Recording Artist Program offers a dive into vocal performance styles from contemporary to jazz, gospel to acapella, blues, soul, country and R&B. The program also provides students a focus on the styles most suitable to their specific vocal type to enhance their strengths. This session includes a professional recording studio experience to help students start them on the path toward becoming a vocal artist. In addition to this, the session ends with an opportunity to audition for AMDA College and alternative AMDA High School Conservatory Programs as well as a final presentation for family and friends.
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