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Step into the world of storytelling, cameras and content creation. Learn, grow and create with a team that turns ideas into visuals.

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Hands-on experience

Work directly on projects including corporate videos, brand films, documentaries, TV commercials and photography.

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Build you portfolio

Every intern leaves with real, high-quality content for their reel; projects they’ve created, campaigns they’ve contributed to, and work that showcases their skills and creativity in a professional environment.

Learn from experts

Get mentorship from our experienced videographers, editors and creative directors, learning industry insights, techniques and skills that will help you grow. 

An internship at HyperJump is a hands-on experience designed for people who want to learn how professional productions actually work. Interns get the opportunity to be involved in different parts of the creative process, from assisting on shoots and supporting the team on set, to learning about videography, lighting, and editing in post-production.

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You’ll work closely with the team, observe how projects come together from concept to final delivery, and gain real experience in a fast-paced production environment. It’s a great opportunity for anyone passionate about filmmaking, storytelling, and the craft of creating high-quality visual content.

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Send Your CV/Portfolio to:

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info@hyperjuMpproductions.coM 

 

Include a short paragraph about why you want to join HyperJump Productions.

RoMANE ArfAoui

I joined HyperJump Productions thanks to a contact I found in my film school in France/Lyon, and for my 2 months with the company I learned so much, from having a 1-week shoot in 7 Yas Hotels to shooting basketball games. I loved the atmosphere, the people and learned a lot. I am now continuing working in shoots in France with the experience and knowledge I gained with HyperJump Productions. Here is my Instagram so you can see my work! 

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PRASADINI SHETTY

I started working at Hyperjump in 2023, and it was my first-ever work experience in Dubai. Getting to be a part of such a lovely team right at the beginning of my career opened me up to so much.

Being given responsibilities from day one, with the trust to figure things out for ourselves while knowing there was always a safety net of support and guidance when we needed it, was both empowering and exhilarating. I learned so much from everyone around me, and seeing the entire team pull through regardless of the job, budget, or time constraints was something I really admired.

Getting to grow within the role, from interning to producing and eventually getting the opportunity to direct some work, has been a really special journey. I’m grateful for Hyperjump, Dennis and Sid for recognising that potential in me, and for the team for always showing up and pulling through, in both the chill and not-so-chill months. 
It’s been a ride, and one I’m really glad I got to be a part of.

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Quentin GrAs 

I joined HyperJump Productions thanks to a contact I found in my film school in France/Lyon, and for my 2 months with the company I learned so much, from having a 1-week shoot in 7 Yas Hotels to shooting basketball games. I loved the atmosphere, the people and learned a lot. I am now continuing working in shoots in France with the experience and knowledge I gained with HyperJump Productions. Here is my Instagram so you can see my work! 

TAly Ritter

I spent 2.5 months at Hyperjump as a Camera Department intern, and my highlight was shooting for a basketball team. From the moment I joined, the team made me feel welcome and included. It's a family-like environment where everyone is happy, funny, and supportive. Special thanks to Sid, Head of Camera, who does an outstanding job keeping everything organized, constantly learns new skills, and gives everything he has. He set the standard for how a camera team should run.

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