Global PR & Marketing Intern

NEON internships are designed to provide meaningful, hands-on experience and exposure to the work that brings acclaimed independent films to audiences around the world. For students interested in careers in entertainment marketing, publicity, communications, or film, an internship with NEON offers the opportunity to contribute to real campaigns, develop practical industry skills, and learn from professionals who are passionate about independent cinema.

As a Global PR & Marketing Intern, you will support the team across a range of upcoming film releases. This internship is based in person at NEON's New York City office and will provide exposure to campaign development, audience engagement, media relations, social media strategy, and promotional initiatives that support NEON's growing slate of films.

What Makes the NEON Internship Program Unique?

Contribute to Real Campaigns
Gain hands-on experience supporting film marketing and publicity efforts, from campaign research and social media content to press tracking and promotional activations.

Develop Practical Skills
Build experience in entertainment marketing, audience research, communications, content creation, and project coordination while working on active film releases.

Learn From Industry Professionals
Collaborate with experienced marketing and publicity teams who are invested in helping interns develop professionally and gain a deeper understanding of the film industry.

What You'll Gain From the Internship

• Opportunities for professional growth and skill development
• Exposure to film marketing, publicity, and audience engagement strategies
• Insight into the planning and execution of film campaigns
• Valuable industry connections and mentorship opportunities
• Real-world experience that will help prepare you for future opportunities in entertainment, media, communications, and marketing

Global PR + Marketing Intern Responsibilities

• Support the Marketing and PR teams on campaigns for upcoming NEON releases
• Assist with social media content creation, including brainstorming, drafting captions, and sourcing assets
• Help track press coverage, audience engagement, and campaign performance
• Conduct research on trends, talent, audiences, and comparable titles in both the indie and mainstream film space
• Assist with influencer and community outreach to help build buzz around releases
• Contribute ideas for creative activations, events, and promotional opportunities
• Maintain organization across project trackers, calendars, and shared materials
• Collaborate with team members across departments to support day-to-day marketing and publicity efforts

Application Information:

Application Deadline: October 7, 2026 @ 11:59 pm EST

Program Timeline: Monday, January 4, 2027–Friday, May 21, 2027

Scheduled Weekly Hours: Must be available to work in person three full days per week for the duration of the internship

We are excited to hear from you.....

To apply, submit your resume and cover letter detailing your interest in the program on our Career Page.   Please include your available start date and preferred work schedule.

Due to high application volumes, it is not possible to provide individual status updates. We look forward to receiving your application. All applications must be submitted through our online job site, as we cannot review emails or direct submissions.

We offer a competitive hourly rate of $18.50 per hour. School credit is optional, and documentation can be provided if needed. No relocation assistance is available. Our interns are onsite and in person based in either the New York or the Los Angeles office.

Schedules vary based on department needs and your availability. We do our best to work around your class schedule.

Requirements

What We're Looking For

• Applicants must be currently enrolled as undergraduate students at an accredited college or university during the internship.
• Strong interest in film, publicity, marketing, talent relations, and the independent film space. Interest in festivals and awards campaigns is a bonus.
• Must be proficient with Photoshop and Premiere. You should also be comfortable working with press clippings, Google Workspace (Docs/Sheets/Slides), and tools like Cision or Muck Rack (experience not required, but a plus).
• Solid writing and communication skills. Ability to draft emails, press materials, or coverage reports clearly and professionally.
• Curiosity about audience behavior, cultural trends, digital platforms, and how film campaigns connect with viewers.
• Strong research and analytical skills, with the ability to gather information, identify trends, and communicate findings clearly.
• Highly organized and detail-oriented. Comfortable tracking press breaks, building media lists, and managing deadlines. Strong attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
• Proactive and resourceful, not afraid to take initiative, ask questions, contribute ideas, jump in where needed, or dive into research projects.
• Familiarity with NEON's film slate and a passion for independent cinema are strongly encouraged.
• Prior internship experience with marketing, communciations, public relations, social media, content creation or event support is a plus, but not required.

At NEON, we are looking for diverse perspectives. We believe a thriving film industry requires a variety of voices and perspectives. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourage applications from all candidates without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, family or parental status, veteran, or disability status. If you're smart and good at what you do, come as you are!