About the role#
The Legacy Leagues hires interns for the Winter 2027 season. This role focuses on capturing game-action and creating visual content for a basketball league. You will work in a hybrid capacity, balancing on-site game coverage in Trumbull with remote tasks.
What you'll do#
- Photograph game-action from various angles.
- Learn techniques from photographers with professional and collegiate experience.
- Collaborate with graphic designers to build new skills.
- Edit photos on game-nights for use on the website and social media.
- Create original graphics and logos using Adobe Photoshop.
- Manage social media posts, including writing captions and selecting hashtags.
What you'll need#
- Some prior photography knowledge is helpful.
- Ability to provide a sample of your previous photography work.
- Experience using Adobe Photoshop.
- Ability to provide a sample of your graphic design work.
- Familiarity with basketball is a plus.
- Pursuing a degree in Graphic Design or Media Studies.
Location & details#
- Location: Trumbull, Connecticut.
- Games occur on Thursday nights at Insports Centers.
- Post-game work is flexible and can be completed remotely.
- This is an unpaid internship for students seeking school credit.
About The Legacy Leagues
The Legacy Leagues operates as a broadcast media production and distribution company. It manages a recreational basketball league with a focus on low-rim play. The organization provides media coverage for its participants. This coverage includes live streams, podcasts, and stat tracking. The company consists of one employee.
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