Job Description

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY -- WEB SERIES PRODUCTION (TORONTO)

Roles: Host & Camera Operator

About the Project:

Toronto is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup 2026, and we're capturing that excitement through a

new web series

celebrating

soccer, tourism, and culture

. From neighborhood pubs to fan hubs, this project will spotlight how Toronto lives, eats, and celebrates the world's game.

We're looking for:

Motivated

interns

eager to gain real, hands-on experience in

media production, storytelling, and fan culture

. This is a

collaborative, independent project

built by creators who believe in showcasing Toronto's multicultural energy, not corporate budgets. We're not trying to get your free time; we're building something meaningful together that promotes

soccer, community, and Toronto's local scene

.

Available Roles:

1. Host / On-Camera Personality

Charismatic, outgoing, and confident on camera, able to engage naturally with the public. A

foodie at heart

, curious about Toronto's diverse dining scene, local pubs, and fan culture. Familiar with

hospitality, tourism, and customer experience,

comfortable giving recommendations and speaking about

food, safety, and service quality

in a fun and informed way. Passionate about soccer, storytelling, and cultural experiences that bring people together.

2. Camera Operator / Content Creator

Skilled or eager to learn

handheld and documentary-style

shooting. Understands the basics of framing, lighting, and audio. Comfortable filming in fast-paced, social environments (pubs, outdoor fan events, etc.). Editing or social content experience (Adobe Premiere, CapCut, etc.) is an asset.

Ideal Candidates:

Students or recent graduates in

media, journalism, tourism, hospitality or sports management

. Passionate about

the fan experience

. Independent thinkers with a sense of

leadership and creative initiative

. This internship is

part-time

and can qualify as a

co-op or academic placement project

.

What We Provide:

Equipment, production guidance, and mentorship

throughout the project.

Hands-on experience

with professional storytelling, content planning, and on-location filming.

Portfolio material, on-screen/on-set credits, and visibility

through a growing independent media platform. A chance to

contribute to Toronto's World Cup 2026 narrative

through authentic, community-driven storytelling.

To Apply:

Send your

resume

,

short intro

, and any

sample work or social links

to info@sportscanacos.com
Please include the

role you're applying for (Host or Camera)

in the subject line.

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $17.20-$17.21 per hour

Work Location: In person