No Budget Film School is offering it's first ever No Budget Film School Summer Internship Program! If you're interested in learning no-budget filmmaking, you will never have a better opportunity than this. Get the chance to see how a quality, no-budget feature is made from the ground up. Work in several different departments, based on need, your interest and your abilities. Work closely with long-time producer and No Budget Film School founder Mark Stolaroff, award-winning writer/director Henry Barrial, and a dedicated team of talented crew members. Learn no-budget filmmaking techniques not found in any book, help solve production problems through creativity and ingenuity, rather than by throwing money at them.

LIMITED POSITIONS AVAILABLE! You MUST apply and be selected to participate, based on merit and enthusiasm. We're looking for a few talented, enthusiastic individuals--prior experience is not absolutely necessary. You will learn what you don't know, and be a part of a very special film, made in a unique and exciting way.

About the project:

"Pig" is the fourth feature from writer/director Henry Barrial. Barrial's first feature, "Some Body" premiered in Dramatic Competition at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival, and was released theatrically by Lot 47 Films. His most recent feature, "True Love" was a Sundance Screenwriters Lab project and is currently playing festivals. Producer Mark Stolaroff has worked closely with several top filmmakers, including directors Christopher Nolan ("Batman Begins"), Joe Carnahan ("Narc"), Daniel Myrick ("Blair Witch Project") and Amir Bar-Lev ("My Kid Could Paint That"). He got his start in low budget production working for Roger Corman and was then a principal of Next Wave Films, a company of the Independent Film Channel that provided finishing funds to exceptional low budget features, taking seven films to Sundance and five to Toronto. He is now an independent producer and the founder of No Budget Film School. Pre-production on "Pig" is just beginning and shooting will take place this summer in the LA area.

If you're interested in interning on "Pig," please fill out the form below. We will review your submission and if we like what we see, we will be in touch to obtain more information. Please do not send resumes at this time.