The Arts & Entertainment section provides in-depth coverage of the cultural landscape and arts scene within UCLA and the greater Los Angeles area. It has three beats: one that focuses on lifestyle, one that focuses on music and fine arts and one that focuses on theater, film and television. The Music | Fine Arts beat covers everything music and fine arts related on the UCLA campus and around LA, including the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, student bands, orchestras, choirs and music culture on campus. The Theatre | Film | Television beat covers film and television news on campus and in the surrounding LA area, including the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, student filmmakers, actors, screenwriters and directors. The Lifestyle beat covers lifestyle topics, including books, food, video games, fashion, social media and any other A&E topics not included under the other beats.

If you have any questions about the A&E section, email Eric Sican at [email protected].

A Daily Bruin Arts & Entertainment intern will complete the following tasks:

• Writing feature stories for the section.

• Attending bi-weekly section meetings.

• Meeting one-on-one with the section beat editors and top editor.

Over the course of their internship, a Daily Bruin Arts & Entertainment intern will learn the following:

• How to craft compelling reviews, interviews and feature pieces that thoughtfully engage with film, music, theater, visual arts and pop culture — all through a UCLA and student-centered lens.

• Develop strong interpersonal and research skills through interviewing artists, performers and cultural figures, as well as cultivating connections with publicists, campus creatives and arts organizations.

• Gain experience working within a fast-paced editorial team, participating in section meetings, responding to edits and contributing to the development of A&E content, including packages and projects that enhance its written stories.

Daily Bruin Arts and Entertainment applicants are only allowed to apply to this section of the paper. Applicants who have applied to more than one section of the paper will not be considered for hiring.