Granate Foundation develops and produces poetry and film projects that take place on stage, on paper, in public space, and online. Poetry forms the core of our organization, through which we also work with other art forms such as film, calligraphy, and dance.

Granate is a recognized training company.

What we offer
• A good monthly internship allowance
• Extensive practical experience within various film, poetry, and cultural projects
• Increasing personal responsibility and room to take initiative
• Personal guidance and room to further develop yourself
• A lot of flexibility in scheduling your internship hours
• A workplace in Amsterdam within a small and committed team.

The internship takes place largely from our studio and at project locations. Occasionally, work may be done from home for research and some preparatory work.

Location
Amsterdam

Description
We are looking for someone who is practical and organized, takes initiative, and enjoys bearing responsibility. You can work independently but also enjoy being part of a small and committed team. You have an affinity for film, poetry, art, and culture, and want to commit to Granate for the long term.

This is an open internship. You do not need to be affiliated with a study program. Students seeking a long-term internship through their program can also apply.

Period
Effective immediately, for a minimum of one year.
3 days a week.

Job requirements / profile
• You speak and write fluent Dutch and live in Amsterdam or the immediate vicinity. You know the city well.
• You support the preparation, execution, and completion of various projects and keep track of schedules, agreements, and production tasks.
• You maintain contact with makers, participants, locations, and partners and assist with practical production, research, and preparation.
• You will be present at important production and public moments. Sometimes activities take place in the evening or on weekends.

Spoken / language requirements
Dutch

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