OVERVIEW:

Finish is a Post-Production House based in New York City. Our services extend from editing through VFX through sound and color finishing. We work with a best-in-class staff of in-house editors, colorists, and project managers, as well as a global network of animators, designers, and other specialty studios to be an end-to-end solution for brands’ post endeavors.

SERVICES OFFERED:

  • EDIT + FINISH
  • VFX + ANIMATION
  • SOUND DESIGN + MIX
  • COLOR
  • STAGE GRAPHICS

Finish: Post-Production Intern, Roles and Responsibilities

Operations Support

  • Input data into Airtable to understand the software we use, and how we are tracking details related to our current work including freelancer bookings, project information, and invoicing.
  • Take notes during internal meetings to understand how creative, production and post-production departments work together.
  • Assist with the digital asset manager (DAM) clean up, for a better understanding of how a digital video department is organized.
  • Assist with wrap procedure (on an admin side helping actualize, on a coordinator side making sure frame io final delivery is clear, getting all hard drives back, helping with socials/website)

Post Coordination Support

  • Versioning/QCing 
    • Assist with requested quality checks of edit rounds, versioning, and final conforms. Allows for experience with finishing. 
  • Sourcing
    • Assist the creative team and Post Coordinator in downloads/uploads, to better understand how a video pitch is made. 
  • FINISH Socials
    • Working off of our Finish archival systems, prep creative assets for our social creative director. Have hands-on experience with creative and curating.
  • Hard Drive & Equipment Coordination 
    • FINISH works with multiple freelancers throughout the duration of a project.
    • Assist the post coordinator in managing, scheduling, and keeping tabs on the hard drives sent to each person as well as equipment orders from vendors.
  • Frame.io Management
    • FINISH uses Frame.io to connect the post, creative, and client teams. We upload everything from rough drafts to color prep here to share out. 
    • Assist in the creation and folder maintenance of a project and administrative duties. 
  • Hard Drive Inventory 
    • Assist our Post Supervisor and Post Coordinator with backlog and hard drive inventory in the office.

This internship will be a predominately in-office position.  Our offices are located in Soho, Manhattan. In order to qualify for this position, you must be enrolled in a university or Master's program. 

Everyone is welcome at MATTE - we’re passionate about building a team that reflects the diversity of our community and creating an environment where our differences are celebrated. MATTE provides equal employment opportunity (EEO) to all persons regardless of age, color, national origin, citizenship status, physical or mental disability, race, religion, creed, gender, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, genetic information, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. In addition, MATTE will provide reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities.

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