Studio Antelope Internship is a 6-month creative program for aspiring storytellers who want to learn, make, and grow inside a real film production house. Designed for students, graduates, and self-taught creatives alike, the program gives participants hands-on experience in filmmaking — from developing ideas to joining real productions.

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

A Journey to Find Your Voice

 

Studio Antelope Internship is a 6-month creative program for aspiring storytellers who want to learn, make, and grow inside a real film production house. Designed for students, graduates, and self-taught creatives alike, the program gives participants hands-on experience in filmmaking, from developing ideas to joining real productions. More than just an internship, Studio Antelope Internship is a journey of collaboration, curiosity, and growth, built upon our core value: #BikinDanBerbagi.

THE EXPERIENCE

What You’ll Learn & Do

Work on Real Productions

 

You’ll be part of Studio Antelope’s real production process, from brainstorming to shooting to post-production. Whether it’s a film, series, or branded content, you’ll see how creative ideas are shaped into professional work and learn directly from the team.

Develop Your Own Project

 

We believe the best way to learn is by creating. During the internship, you’ll get the chance to develop your own personal project, with feedback from the team. It’s your playground to experiment, fail safely, and discover your own storytelling voice.

Connect with the Community

 

Once you join, you become part of a growing creative circle. You’ll meet fellow interns, alumni, and professionals who share the same love for storytelling. This network will be your support system, a place to exchange ideas and keep learning beyond the internship.

TESTIMONIALS

What Our Alumni Say

  • I was so happy to be involved in so many exciting projects during my internship. I also gained new perspectives on screenwriting through the Studio Antelope writers’ room — things I never learned even in film school!

    Megan Hartanto (Batch 14)

  • Studio Antelope is a safe space where I can express myself, explore, and ask questions freely — without fear.

    Michael Rainheart (Batch 16)

  • It’s such an inclusive and open space to learn and understand how the industry works.

    Beny Kristia (Batch 21)

  • It was my first time being directly involved in the process of developing ideas, writing stories, and producing a film. As someone who didn’t go to film school and had few industry connections, my internship at Studio Antelope became a valuable bridge to enter the film industry.

    Yosua Imantaka (Batch 11)

  • Antelope was where I first stepped into the film industry and met the people who would later become my creative network. I learned a lot about the workflow of a production house and gained so many insights from Kak Jason and Kak Flo throughout the creative process of every project.

    Vanesa Valensca (Batch 12)

THE IMPACT

Alumni Impact

 

Over the years, Studio Antelope Internship has become more than just a learning program, but a launchpad. Many of our alumni have gone on to build meaningful careers, create award-winning films, and shape the future of Indonesia’s creative industry.

Industry Professionals

 

Many of our alumni have continued their journeys within Indonesia’s leading production companies, including Livia Agatha (Batch 3), who now serves as Head of Production at Studio Antelope; Michael Rainheart (Batch 16), now Producer at Visinema Pictures; and Vanesa Valensca (Batch 12), now Assistant Producer at BASE Entertainment, and many more.

Their Works Travel the World

 

Our alumni’s works have also traveled far. Among them are Beny Kristia (Batch 21), whose short film won the National Competition at Minikino Film Week 2025; Ardine Hakim (Batch 16), whose film was nominated for Best Short Film at Festival Film Indonesia 2025; Azyd Aqsha (Batch 11), whose film won Best Documentary at Megacities-ShortDocs Film Festival 2024, and many more.

Creative Entrepreneurs

 

Some of our alumni have even gone on to build their own creative companies, carrying the spirit of #BikinDanBerbagi into their own ventures. David Firmanto Halim (Batch 2) co-founded The Lazy Media, Brandon Hetarie (Batch 5) founded Cinemajestic Pictures, and Sukhadharmi Padmalauwaty (Batch 14) founded Bloom Pictures, and many more.

PROGRAM DETAILS

Everything you need to know before you apply

Studio Antelope Internship is a 6-month creative journey designed for aspiring storytellers who want to experience what it’s like to work inside a real production house. Interns will be involved in day-to-day activities of Studio Antelope — from development meetings, pre-production, on-set experiences, to content creation and marketing support. The program offers a balance of practical learning, creative exploration, and professional mentorship, guided directly by Studio Antelope’s founders and team.

We keep the program open and inclusive. You don’t need to be a film student — just curious, passionate, and willing to learn.

 

Who can apply:

1. Students, recent graduates, or self-taught creatives aged 18 and above

2. Anyone with interest in storytelling, film, or creative production

3. Able to commit full-time for 6 months (hybrid work)

4. Based in or able to stay in Jakarta during the program

 

What to prepare:

1. CV (PDF format)

2. 1–2 works that represent your creativity (portfolio link or file)

3. Motivation letter (300–500 words)

Each batch runs for approximately six months, and we accept only two participants per batch to ensure personalized guidance and meaningful learning.

 

Timeline:

🗓 Application Period: 17 November – 5 December 2025

🗂 Selection & Interview: 8-12 December 2025

🎬 Program Duration: January – June 2026

 

Interns are encouraged to reflect on their growth through mentorship sessions and a creative mini-project showcased at the end of the cycle.

Interns at Studio Antelope are involved in various aspects of film and content production. While each intern will have opportunities across departments, we also encourage them to explore a specific focus aligned with their interests, such as:

 

Creative (story, writing, research)

Production  (coordination, scheduling, logistics)

  1. I still have classes on weekdays. Can I apply? Yes, just inform us during the interview.
  2. Are those invited for an interview guaranteed to be selected for the internship program? No, the interview session will determine the final selection.
  3. My major is not in film. Can I apply? Yes, as long as you have an interest in the filmmaking process and creative content, you are welcome to apply.
  4. I am from outside Jakarta. Does Studio Antelope provide accommodation? No, we do not provide accommodation during the internship program.
  5. Is the work from the office or home? Studio Antelope implements a hybrid working system, combining WFH (work from home) and WFO (work from office). Interns are expected to follow this hybrid working arrangement.
  6. Do I need to send my CV and portfolio again via email? No, the information you provide in the application form is sufficient. Please do not send anything else via email. Applications are only accepted through the online form.
  7. Do I receive an allowance during the internship program? Interns will receive an allowance, the amount of which will be informed later.

Ready to Begin Your Next Chapter?

 

We’re not looking for the most experienced, we’re looking for the most curious. Tell us your story, show us your spark, and let’s grow together.