Intern – Live Entertainment Operations

Job Description

Atrium Concert Internship | Kilroy’s Sports Bar

The Tone:
This is an internship at Kilroy’s Sports Bar, located in Bloomington, IN. The company operates The Atrium, a premier concert venue that has rapidly grown since 2017, hosting major artists and quickly becoming a leading entertainment destination. This role is vital for supporting The Atrium’s continued expansion and its mission to create appealing experiences specifically tailored for college students. The Atrium is committed to promoting inclusivity and diversity within the local music and arts scene, values which interns are expected to uphold.

The TL;DR
• Role: Internship
• Type: Internship
• Location: In-person, Bloomington, IN

• Team: Part of The Atrium concert venue team
• Mission: To support the rapid growth and operational needs of The Atrium, enhancing the concert experience for the Bloomington community.
• Tech Stack: Grand MA2, Eventbrite, Shopify, Website, SEO, social medias, digital music platforms

What You’ll Actually Do
• Sound Engineering: Operate live show sound and receive first-hand training from preferred partners at Goedde Sound and Light.
• Lighting Design: Learn and apply Grand MA2 software on dual lighting rigs, controlling tempo and progressions for live show visuals.
• Photography: Capture the concert experience and crowd energy in challenging lighting conditions, fulfilling specific shot criteria for social and digital platforms.
• Videography: Shoot event footage from various perspectives, including backstage and crowd, then produce short promotional clips to encapsulate the night’s experience.
• Marketing Operations: Plan, execute, and measure success across social media, print, and experiential marketing strategies.

The Must-Haves
• Background: Student; Must be 18 years of age.
• Experience: No specific prior experience years required; the role offers hands-on learning and development across chosen cognate areas.
• Skills: Ability to learn and apply specialized software (e.g., Grand MA2) and technical techniques; capacity to create visual content (photography/videography) or develop marketing strategies; commitment to promoting inclusivity and diversity.