Disorganized management, excessive turnover and terrible work culture - Anonymous employee FilmNation Employee Review

-kind coworkers with great advice -reading, analyzing, and presenting scripts early in development -sitting in on weekly company meetings

-needs more diverse projects, more responsibilities

FilmNation has a robust slate of films, interns are able to access a network of executives and assistants and sharpen their script coverage skills.

FilmNation interns are unpaid, this is a resume internship. I was part of 30-odd unpaid interns in Los Angeles. No one knew my name, I felt a bit invisible and dehumanized by the employees, maybe it's their office culture. I felt that my intern supervisor resented me. I had difficulty setting up meetings with anyone. I've had internships within the industry that at least try to introduce us to the employees. I didn't come out of this internship with anything tangible besides a resume blurb and the contact information of people who probably don't recognize me, despite being in their office for months.