Photography Internships in Rio de Janeiro

I initially wanted a finance internship in Singapore but my sister insisted on Brazil. I'm glad we took this internship together. What I really liked is that the mentors at work are engaging and kindhearted people. They genuinely wanted us to learn and see the accounting process step by step. We did rotations on the works there, pretty fun and challenging. Happy to be under your tutelage, Ms. Talia. By the way, I am a Finance major so this is totally helpful for me. Good work, IGS.

My sister and I went to the same internship in finance. Both of us are second-timers in Brazil; but unlike before that was primarily for leisure, this second one is so much for the brains. Mr. Adams really took the time to look for a wonderful housing for us, near our workplace, and it is just adorable. My Instagram feed is now bombarded with so much new photos and my sister and I bonded so much!

experience is just ok. the housing and accommodation are just good and average and fellow people are nice. Brazil is my home country so nothing new for me. job-wise learned just enough. still would recommend it.

They are true professionals. on this internship, I realy work with true artists behind the lens. They taught me discipline, tips with lighting, and how to photograph people in a fixed setting. Now I know what it was like to be a photographer in the real world instead of just fantasizing about it. I appreciate them!

This internship showed me what it was like to be a photographer in the real world instead of just fantasizing about it. I worked with Zahrina Photography and Absolute Photography Studios. A really cool thing that I got to do was freelance for a magazine called the IndoPost. One of the pictures I shot ended up on the cover. Through this internship, I gained experience in production, running your own business, freelancing, and working in a studio. The internship helped me plan my career by showing me that I am interested in all aspects of a photography career.

Usually I take my photos in the field so this internship allowed me a chance to learn studio photography. They taught me discipline, tips with lighting, and how to photograph people in a fixed setting. They appreciated my knowledge of cameras and put me on timely projects. The staff works extremely hard and this was truly a professional internship.

Working at The Photography Studio in Sydney was a dream come true. They are true professionals from start to finish. Once I saw how much I could learn and the responsibilities they placed in me I asked to increase my hours and actually changed my flight so I could stay another month and a half. I got to work with award winning photographers and assisted on all aspects of their work.