Employer: Aggregate Films
Location: Remote
Type: Internship
Apply By: Applications reviewed on rolling basis. Apply no later than end of November.
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Spring 2026 INTERNSHIP AT AGGREGATE FILMS
Aggregate Films (BLACK RABBIT, LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY, OZARK, YOUR PLACE OR MINE) is seeking motivated, enthusiastic interns to join our development team this spring semester. We seek skilled writers who are eager to read new material and learn about the development process. The position will consist of reading scripts, books, pilots, and other material, researching original projects, and contributing to various stages of the development process, and include opportunities to learn first-hand from executives across film, TV, and unscripted departments. Previous coverage experience is highly preferred. This internship is unpaid and for school credit. We ask for a 2 days a week minimum commitment with the option to work fully remote or a hybrid of remote/in-office (1-2 days). Please send a cover letter and resume to aggregateintern@gmail.com.
Aggregate Films produced five seasons of the award-winning, drama series OZARK for Netflix for which Bateman also won the Emmy for Best Director, UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN for FX, A TEACHER starring Kate Mara and Nick Robinson for FX/Hulu, and THE OUTSIDER on HBO starring Ben Mendelson and Cynthia Erivo.
Recent television includes the Netflix limited series BLACK RABBIT starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law, Apple TV+ limited series LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY starring Brie Larson, and BASED ON A TRUE STORY with stars Kaley Cuoco and Chris Messina for Peacock, and the first foray into unscripted television with the reality competition series OUTLAST for Netflix.
In film, Aggregate produced the hit Netflix film YOUR PLACE OR MINE starring Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher and HITMAN starring Glen Powell and directed by Richard Linklater for Netflix, as well as the feature film HELL OF A SUMMER directed and written by Billy Bryk and Finn Wolfhard that debuted with Neon earlier this year.