How to get a good learning position

[M McKone]

I'm a USC film student graduating this year. I've taken as many sound classes as I can, I've gotten really comfortable with the technology of post sound, and I'm starting to work independently editing sound on student and low budget films. However, I still feel like I lack the experience and knowledge that working for a top notch sound designer or post-sound facility can offer. What's the best way to get an entry level position where I can watch and work with seasoned post-sound pros? Most companies don't seem to post openings for internships. Should I just start cold calling people?

[jessjensen]

look into a place called Danetracks Inc. they are located in west hollywood and they specialize in post production sound for film. I am interning here now for my last semester at school and it is great! everyone here is extremly nice and helpful. You will learn a lot!

[jessjensen]

nevermind mike.. u already intern here... how embarssing.... maybe u wont read this :oops: