View Full Version : Want To Intern For Fearless Records?
Jared Kaufman
06/02/06, 11:46 AM
Fearless Records is looking for some summer interns. If you live in southern California, can drive, and be available at least 2 days a week please email: interns@fearlessrecords.com.
whitelines
06/02/06, 11:58 AM
i'd love to do it but i'm geographically restrained :[
FOBlover
06/02/06, 12:01 PM
2 days a week?
ha that's not an internship
Almost all internships work this way.
HandsLikeGuns
06/02/06, 12:02 PM
where are they based? what department are they offering internships in? i just turned down a internship from capitol records..bc i got one at MTV. sweet huh?
TitoThePoolBoy
06/02/06, 12:07 PM
is it paid?
werd. if i lived in CA id definitely try to do it.
melvicious
06/02/06, 01:09 PM
i heard they weren't good to intern for.
that is all.
what the fuck kind of internships do that? music ones?
ones where you lick stamps? haha
I'm guessing that they probably won't let you sign bands and direct music videos, if thats what you're wondering.
well don't they have shit to do for more than 2 days a week?
Also, you probably won't get a corner office and a parking space.
AreTwoKay
06/02/06, 01:56 PM
I would if I lived closer and plus you could work with Bly
TEN>YOU
06/02/06, 01:59 PM
i just applied.
hurleylovesyou
06/02/06, 01:59 PM
yeah, i'd be interested if there was a bit more information
FOBlover
06/02/06, 02:22 PM
yeah, i'd be interested if there was a bit more information
And I'm sure it is only an email away you lazyass.
well don't they have shit to do for more than 2 days a week?
it says AT LEAST two days a week.
if you like stuffing envelopes and going on myspace, this jobs for you.
AdamWASFearless
06/02/06, 03:17 PM
Stuffing envelopes and doing myspace is par for the course for internships at most record labels. The "good" interns usually get better jobs and more responsibility. The labels need to know you can follow directions, ask the right questions, and get the job done correctly before you start getting more complicated duties.
It's a way of weeding out the dumbasses who come to intern stoned and just want to hang out.
carramrod2005
06/02/06, 03:38 PM
i wish i lived closer so i could do this...i need a new job badly
FOBlover
06/02/06, 03:50 PM
Stuffing envelopes and doing myspace is par for the course for internships at most record labels. The "good" interns usually get better jobs and more responsibility. The labels need to know you can follow directions, ask the right questions, and get the job done correctly before you start getting more complicated duties.
It's a way of weeding out the dumbasses who come to intern stoned and just want to hang out.
Thank you!
AdamWASFearless
06/02/06, 04:28 PM
Thank you!
You're welcome. I'm just caling it like I saw it. Kids who want to intern need to know that this is a great way to learn and get your foot in the door at a label. Making the most of it, learning, and doing an amazing job is the way to get hired on as a full time, paid employee. Not a sure thing but it definately doesn't hurt.
I saw it happen more than a few times at the label.
Adam
HeadSock
06/02/06, 04:43 PM
Sonofa... If I knew this a while back, I may not be going back down to San Diego. Regardless of what crap they would make me do, I would be stoked. If I stayed in Irvine it would be like a 20 minute drive!! ARGH!
Stuffing envelopes and doing myspace is par for the course for internships at most record labels. The "good" interns usually get better jobs and more responsibility. The labels need to know you can follow directions, ask the right questions, and get the job done correctly before you start getting more complicated duties.
It's a way of weeding out the dumbasses who come to intern stoned and just want to hang out.
HAHAHA. I'm imagining Beavis and Butthead stuffing envelopes in a giant warehouse.
AdamWASFearless
06/02/06, 06:00 PM
HAHAHA. I'm imagining Beavis and Butthead stuffing envelopes in a giant warehouse.
Heheh. I have the image in my head and it's making me chuckle.
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