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Scholarships are given to two winners: the winner receives a $1,000 scholarship; the runner-up prize is $500.

Each year, the scholarship awards $2,000 each to five (5) high school upperclassmen who have participated in classes/clubs in the following fields: Journalism/Mass Communications (including Broadcast, Radio, Newspaper), Marketing/PR, Yearbook, Literary Magazine, Public Speaking (including Debate Club, Mock Trial, Model United Nations), or Visual Communications (including Photography, Graphic Design, Digital Video/AV).

The Foundation of Flexographic Technical Association Scholarship annually awards $3,000 to multiple students who will be enrolled in an undergraduate program in the upcoming school year to study the fields of flexography and/or graphic communications. To apply, interested students must submit a completed application and essay, a copy of their transcripts, and two letters of recommendation. If you will be enrolled in an undergraduate program in the upcoming academic year to study flexography and/or graphic communications, we encourage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more.

The Publicity.ai SEO & Content Marketing Scholarship is a highly competitive award for high school and college students interested in SEO and content marketing.

• Applicants must submit a 500-word essay responding to the following question: How do the mainstream and social media impact the trajectory of the life cycle of a given news story? For example, were the riots following Freddie Gray’s death in the custody of Baltimore police shaped by the fact that they were broadcast live across the country? What is the media’s responsibility in a situation such as that? How does the addition of amateur video from average citizens play into the equation?

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Are you passionate about film and eager to connect with like-minded individuals? Join our dedicated team of volunteers and be at the heart of San Diego’s vibrant film community!

Warner Bros. Discovery awards Honorships, internship-scholarship packages, to graduating high school seniors passionate about the business of media and entertainment. Honorship recipients should have an interest in careers within the corporate and studio side of the entertainment industry ranging from traditional business functions, such as finance, human resources, operations, marketing and communications, to more technical or creative roles such as content development, post-production, sound editing and games. (Must be a graduating high school senior in Burbank or Los Angeles County for the Summer of 2025)

NorCal Public Media is pleased to offer a paid internship program for college, technical school, and high school students interested in careers in news and journalism, digital media, and media work with an environmental focus. Our newsroom journalists, digital media professionals, and multimedia producers provide guidance and mentorship in creating media projects that will be launched on digital platforms and presented for broadcast on our radio and TV channels. 

 As a student studying marketing, public relations, business, or a similar field, interning in social media is the most effective way to learn how to leverage the power of social media. Properly harnessing the power of social media requires having a unique voice within a customer or client community while offering valuable and relevant content through one, if not all, social media outlets.  Worried you don’t have what it takes to be a successful social media guru? Well you will after completing one of the many social media internships offered, so start your search and become the social media pro every company desires.

Whether you're looking to create magic in our Parks and Resorts, support business growth and development, work behind-the-scenes on your favorite TV shows or upcoming movies, or anything in-between, this is your opportunity to be part of the Disney story.

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Are you a middle or high school student with a love for creative writing or artwork? If so, consider applying for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards! The contest is broken up into 28 separate categories/competitions, each with its own age requirements and prompts. Winners will receive between $500 and $12,500, depending on the category. Entry fees are $10 per individual entry and $30 per portfolio. If the entry fee is a barrier to your participation in the Awards, simply select the “fee waiver” option when entering your work in the online portal.

Are you a high school senior planning to study Journalism? If so, consider applying for the Richard G. Zimmerman Scholarship! This one-time $5,000 scholarship is open to high school seniors who plan to pursue a career in Journalism at any accredited college or university in the US. The National Press Club Journalism Institute offers this scholarship and others to help future journalists in their career pursuits. This scholarship honors Richard G. Zimmerman who was a long-time NPC (National Press Club) member who passed away in 2008.

Do you believe in the importance of safe driving? If so, consider applying for the Project Yellow Light/Hunter Garner Scholarship! The scholarship competition asks students to submit an advertisement in either video, radio, or billboard form to promote safe driving. It’s open to high school juniors, seniors, and undergraduate students. Offered by Project Yellow Light, the scholarship was started as a way to honor the life of Hunter Garner, a 16-year-old who died in a car crash. His mother and Project Yellow Light founder, Julie Garner, seeks to warn people of the dangers of reckless driving and honor her son’s life. Each year, multiple winners are selected for each category, receiving between $2,000 and $8,000 depending on the type of advertisement they submit. 

StudentCam is C-SPAN's annual national video documentary competition that encourages students to think critically about issues that affect our communities and our nation. In this presidential election year, we're asking students in grades 6-12 to create a short (5-6 minute) video documentary on a topic that relates to the competition theme, "Your Message to the President."

Did you know that there are numerous scholarships for radio, television, and film majors in order to cut the hefty expenses of earning a college degree? Not only can your interests in the entertainment industry be an extra-curricular activity or unique hobby, but it can also lead to professional career development in a versatile and rather lucrative field. Whether you are striving to become a film director, cinematographer, broadcast producer, television writer, music director, screenwriter, stunt coordinator, or visual effects supervisor, the following are 25 great scholarships that are right up your alley!