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The secrets to securing the coveted Token Gaijin position.
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Postby Seraphis_Set » Fri Oct 15, 2004 12:36 am

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Postby Charles » Fri Oct 15, 2004 1:44 am

You may, even now, be too late in arranging an internship. You DO realize that everyone in Japan wants a media internship too? It's pretty competitive even before the gaijin apply.
I'd suggest you contact the Nambu Foundation, they have an internship program with a stipend but it won't cover everything. You could also contact JETRO to see about internships. I'm pretty sure you can contact both Nambu and JETRO through your nearest Japanese Embassy or Consulate.
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Postby jingai » Fri Oct 15, 2004 2:04 am

You should serve as an assistant to Figure 8 Productions which is working on a Bosozoku documentary.

http://figure8productions.com/motionpictures/speedtribes/

Contact them, or PM me for more information.
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Re: Video/Film internship possibilities

Postby Skankster » Wed Nov 17, 2004 1:02 pm

Seraphis_Set wrote:What are the odds that I can find what I'm looking for (paid would be nice too)?


Show talent and bring a portfolio.
That would increase your chances... however research skills will behoove you most.
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