Sports Media Internship in Valencia, Spain: Video, Interviews and Editing

EuroProBasket offers unpaid university internships in sports media at our base in Valencia, Spain. Sports media interns film training sessions and games, interview players and coaches on camera, and edit highlights and short-form video for our Instagram, TikTok and YouTube channels. You work courtside at L’Alqueria del Basket — a 13-court facility and the training home of our partners, Valencia Basket — around players from more than 25 countries, supervised by our marketing and media manager. Placements run 3 to 6 months (12 weeks minimum), at around 30 hours a week, through a university agreement — and students at European universities can often do it as an Erasmus+ traineeship.

At a glance

• Role: Sports media intern — video, audio, interviews and editing
• Where: on site, courtside at L’Alqueria del Basket, Valencia, Spain
• Length: 3 to 6 months (12 weeks minimum)
• Start: rolling — start dates are agreed around your university’s calendar
• Hours: around 30 a week
• Pay: unpaid academic placement — a university agreement and liability insurance are required
• Supervisor: our marketing and media manager
• Equipment: we have cameras and editing equipment, or use your own
• Language: fluent English; conversational Spanish is a plus
• Erasmus+: welcome — ask your university about an Erasmus+ traineeship grant
• Apply: email info@europrobasket.com with your CV and a link to your work
• Posted: 28 October 2026

What you will do

• Film daily training sessions, scrimmages, individual skill workouts and games
• Edit player highlight reels and mixtapes, game highlights and top-play countdowns
• Plan, frame and run on-camera interviews with players, coaches and visiting scouts, courtside and after games, and record clean interview audio
• Produce vertical video for Instagram Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, from the idea to the finished edit, with our marketing and media manager

Who we are looking for

Students enrolled in, for example:

• Sports communication or sports journalism — the closest fit
• Audiovisual communication, digital media production or multimedia journalism
• Film and video production
• Communications or marketing, with a portfolio that shows video work

What helps:

• Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro, or advanced mobile editing in CapCut
• A feel for the game: following fast movement across the floor and framing it well
• Knowing what makes short-form video work — hooks, transitions, on-screen text and trending audio
• Interviewing or field reporting experience, and a real love of basketball and its culture
• A portfolio or showreel — student and personal projects count

What you gain

• A portfolio of sports content, filmed at a professional facility and published on our channels
• Room to pitch and test your own content ideas, with feedback from our marketing and media manager
• A placement that counts toward your degree — we complete and sign our part of your university agreement

What we require

• A university agreement. Your internship must be covered by a signed agreement between your university and EuroProBasket — a convenio, learning agreement, or your institution’s equivalent. This is a legal requirement and we cannot host an internship without one. We complete and sign our part.
• Liability insurance. Your university agreement must include liability insurance covering you for the duration of the placement. If your university does not provide it, you must arrange your own liability insurance before you start.
• Enrolment at a university for the whole period of the placement.
• Fluent English, and a genuine interest in being around professional basketball every day.

Studying at a European university?

You may be able to do this placement as an Erasmus+ traineeship, which can come with a monthly grant from your university. Ask your international office early — we complete and sign the learning agreement.

What we provide, and what we do not

We provide official EuroProBasket apparel. We do not provide accommodation, meals, transport or payment. These are unpaid academic placements arranged through your university, and you are responsible for funding your stay in Valencia.

Applying from outside the EU

We accept interns from outside the EU, but you are responsible for obtaining your own visa and any permission you need to undertake a placement in Spain. We do not sponsor or arrange visas. Because visa timelines are unpredictable, we can usually confirm placements faster for students who already have the documentation to live and study in the EU.

Interested in coaching, strength and conditioning, marketing or sports management instead? See all our internships →

Graduated and looking for paid work? See our videographer opening →

Looking to play rather than intern? See our programs in Valencia →