NFB launches fourth edition of Jeunes pousses digital apprenticeship
PRESS RELEASE
13/09/2022

September 13, 2022 – Montreal – National Film Board of Canada (NFB)
The Jeunes pousses digital apprenticeship program is back in a new and improved format at the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). Eligibility for this paid internship program, initially launched in partnership with Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) and now in its fourth edition, has been expanded to all students in all universities, as well as CEGEP students in the last year of a trade program, across Canada, as long as they are enrolled in the current academic year (2022–23).
Quick facts:
- During this 14-week internship (April 25 to July 29, 2023) held in French, six students will conceptualize and produce an interactive experience for mobile devices, working at the NFB’s Interactive Studio in Montreal.
- The internship will be hosted in collaboration with members of the team at Akufen, who will serve as mentors throughout the process. This renowned Quebec-based studio, which has a longstanding collaborative relationship with the NFB, is well known for creating original, evocative projects for digital platforms.
- Jeunes pousses is an opportunity for each intern to explore new narrative formats and test out what they’ve learned, their sense of initiative and their knowledge in a real-world production context. It’s a great launching pad for their professional career and an impactful, meaningful addition to their resumé.
- The deadline for submissions is Tuesday, October 11, 2022. For further details, including how to submit an application, follow this link.
Explore past Jeunes pousses projects here: Bubble / Clit Me / Déroutes
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Associated Links
Université du Québec à Montréal
Akufen
French version here | Version française ici.
Media Relations
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Nadine Viau
NFB Publicist – Montreal
C.: 514-458-9745
n.viau@nfb.ca
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Lily Robert
Director, Communications and Public Affairs, NFB
C.: 514-296-8261
l.robert@nfb.ca
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About the NFB
The NFB is Canada’s public producer and distributor of award-winning documentaries, auteur animation, interactive stories and participatory experiences, working with talented creators across the country. The NFB is taking action to combat systemic racism and become a more open and diverse organization, while working to strengthen Indigenous-led production and gender equity in film and digital media. NFB productions have won more than 7,000 awards, including 12 Oscars. To access this unique content, visit NFB.ca.