Videographer/Digital Media Student – Documentary Project H. Ernest Stone, Attorney
Listed on 2026-06-07
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Creative Arts/Media
PR / Communications
Military Service Day – 11th Anniversary Documentary
Position: Videographer or Digital Media Undergraduate Student (Internship/School Credit – Project Opportunity)
Organization: H. Ernest Stone, Attorney & Co-Founder of Military Service Day
Location: Patton Homestead (Historic Site, Hamilton
Project Overview: Make history filming the annual Military Service Day, on July 18th which honors veterans and American service of all kinds. The event will celebrate its 11th anniversary in conjunction with our country celebrating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution as well as the birthday of the United States Army.
We are seeking a videographer or digital media student passionate about Veterans and video to create a documentary‑style project for school credit. This role offers hands‑on experience in event coverage, historical documentation and community engagement.
Event Date: July 18, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Special interviews for documentary can be arranged.
Key Responsibilities- Document the planning and preparation process leading up to the Military Service Day event.
- Capture high‑quality video footage on‑site during the day‑long event, including exhibitions, military reenactors, vintage vehicles, and Veteran‑related activities.
- Conduct interviews with Veterans and participants, especially during the speakers panel, to gather insightful stories and personal perspectives.
- Collaborate with event organizers to ensure access to key moments and assist with interviews.
- Currently enrolled in a digital media or related undergraduate program.
- Interested in documentary filmmaking, military history, and Veteran affairs.
- Strong organizational and communication skills.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively with event staff.
- Willingness to attend on‑site event all day.
- Ability to coordinate on‑camera interviews with key organizers and veterans. Willingness to work with organizers for school credit requirements.
- Access to unique historical content and networking with Veterans.
- Portfolio development and potential for public recognition of your work.
- School credit opportunity.
- Professional mentorship and support from event organizers.
Kirsten Goulet, Public Relations and Community Engagement
H. Ernest Stone, Attorney
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