Great place and people - Broadcast Associate CUNY-TV Employee Review

I learned a lot about the post/pre production process for their TV shows. It's definitely a great internship to be in when you're starting out in the production industry.

It's an unpaid internship, but I was able to use it for college credit.

--Diverse workplace with incredibly kind and talented colleagues --Good benefits (health insurance, pension) --Unionized (under DC37) --Chill Management (as long as you meet deliverables, no one will bother you) --Relative creative freedom (as long as it aligns with CUNY's image and follows FCC guidelines)

--Stagnancy (lack of promotions, industry workshops, and innovative ways to stay relevant in the media landscape--which are crucial to surviving the job market long-term) --Lack of strong career networks (most people that come here, stay here for 10+ years) and positive workplace morale overall --Disorganized management/lack of creative direction (ie. work getting approved and then scrapped, producers being shuffled from show to show) --Low Pay --Too comfortable/lack of continuous learning