Intern, Scripted TV at CJ ENM USA, INC.

Los Angeles, California, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

08 Jun, 26

Salary

18.42

Posted On

10 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Scripted Television Development, Intellectual Property Evaluation, Creative Assessment, Commercial Potential Assessment, Research, Visual Deck Creation, Talent List Building, Database Management, Administrative Duties, Translation, Localization, Microsoft Suite, Outlook, Google, Dropbox, Adobe

Industry

Entertainment Providers

Description

Position Title: Scripted TV Intern FLSA: Non-Exempt/Part-time; up to 30 hours a week max Location: Los Angeles, CA (on-site) Rate: $18.42/hourly Duration: 6/8/2026 – 8/21/2026 Company Overview: CJ ENM (Entertainment & Media) is the leader in entertainment and commerce in Asia and the #1 premium content powerhouse in Korea, with a growing global footprint. CJ ENM operates businesses across multiple sectors of entertainment, including content, music and live experiences with key business segments in Media Platform (linear channels & OTT platform “TVING”), TV & Film (premium production studios in Studio Dragon, CJ ENM Studios, & FIFTH SEASON), music (original artists, content, distribution platforms, and live event), and commerce. CJ ENM also operates KCON, the largest Korean pop culture fan convention and concert series, which launched in LA as a one-day event in 2012 and has exponentially scaled over a decade to become a global event that has expanded from Los Angeles to New York and across the world to destinations like Japan, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh and Paris. CJ ENM has played a key role in not only leading Korea’s culture and content in entertainment for the past 25 years, but also continues to grow the expansion of Korean entertainment globally. Summary of Position: CJ ENM America is seeking a highly motivated intern to join the Scripted TV department. This role is intended for candidates with a strong interest in the television industry and scripted series development, offering the opportunity to observe and participate in the early creative stages of development while working closely with executives and members of the team. The ideal candidate is currently pursuing, or has recently completed, a degree in film, media studies, English, or creative writing, and has familiarity with both U.S. and international content as well as previous television internship experience. Candidates should be hardworking self-starters who are creative and detail-oriented with a strong foundational knowledge of and passion for global television, diverse storytelling, talent, and the entertainment industry. Responsibilities: * Write coverage evaluating incoming intellectual property (books, scripts, webtoons, articles, etc.) and assessing their creative and commercial potential for development executives. * Research potential project ideas, source material, and culturally relevant trends to support development. * Assist in building visual decks, talent lists, and other materials for projects in development. * Update master contact databases and assist with light administrative duties as needed. * If bilingual, assist with translating and localizing creative documents between Korean and English. Requirements: * Must be enrolled in a college/university taking at least one class in the semester/quarter (spring/fall) prior to participation in the internship program OR must have graduated from a college/university within the past six (6) months. * Must be at least 18 years of age. * Possess unrestricted work authorization. * Fluency in Korean (reading, writing, and speaking) is not a requirement, but a plus. * Proficiency in basic computer skills (Microsoft Suite, Outlook, Google, Dropbox, Adobe, Airtable, etc.). * Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

The intern will evaluate incoming intellectual property by writing coverage assessing creative and commercial potential for development executives. Responsibilities also include researching project ideas, sourcing material, assisting with development materials like visual decks and talent lists, and performing light administrative tasks.