Walt Disney Platform Distribution Business Affairs Internship (Summer 2026) — [Stipend $22.50/hr]
Disney opens its Platform Distribution Business Affairs Internship Summer 2026 in New York, offering students hands-on experience in media contracts, negotiations, and streaming distribution strategy.
The Walt Disney Company has announced applications for the Platform Distribution Business Affairs Undergrad Internship (Summer 2026) in New York. The paid internship offers students the chance to work with Disney’s Platform Distribution team and assist in real contract review, negotiations, and media distribution strategy within one of the world’s largest entertainment companies.
About the Internship
This opportunity places students inside Disney’s Business Affairs team, which handles agreements between Disney and television providers, digital platforms, and streaming partners. Interns will support the professionals who manage how Disney content reaches audiences across cable, streaming, and online services.
The internship runs June 2026 to August 2026, follows a hybrid schedule (in-office Monday to Thursday and remote on Friday), and pays $22.50 per hour.
Rather than routine office work, interns will take part in contract analysis and business planning connected to real distribution deals.
What You Will Do
Selected interns will work directly with the Platform Distribution Strategy and Business Affairs teams. Typical tasks include:
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Supporting negotiations with cable providers and digital platforms
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Reviewing and analyzing content distribution contracts
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Preparing contract summaries and reports
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Assisting with deal structures and standard business terms
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Identifying risks in agreements and suggesting practical solutions
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Collaborating with Sales, Operations, and Legal teams
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Researching industry trends, competitors, and distribution models
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Presenting assigned projects and findings
This gives hands-on exposure to how media companies structure agreements and protect their content rights.
What You Will Learn
Participants will build practical knowledge useful for careers in media, business, or law. You will gain:
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Contract reading and analysis skills
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Understanding of media distribution and streaming platforms
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Exposure to negotiations and deal strategy
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Communication and presentation experience
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Collaboration with legal and commercial teams
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Awareness of industry risks and opportunities
Students interested in entertainment law, media business, corporate strategy, or digital platforms will benefit greatly.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants should:
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Be enrolled in an accredited college or university
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Be at least 18 years old
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Have unrestricted work authorization in the United States
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Be available full-time (about 40 hours per week) from June to August 2026
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Be able to work in New York (or nearby area) and arrange housing and transportation
Disney also looks for:
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Interest in media and content distribution
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Strong analytical and communication skills
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Attention to detail when reviewing contracts
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Basic knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook)
Previous experience in media, legal studies, or business is helpful but not required.
Work Schedule
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Monday to Thursday: In-person office work
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Friday: Remote work with reliable internet
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Hours: Approximately 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (EST)
About The Walt Disney Company
Founded in 1923 and headquartered in Burbank, California, The Walt Disney Company is a global entertainment leader known for film studios, television networks, streaming platforms, consumer products, and theme parks. Its distribution teams manage how movies, shows, and sports programming reach viewers worldwide.
Why This Internship Is Valuable
Modern entertainment companies depend heavily on contracts and partnerships. Every streaming platform, cable provider, or digital service needs carefully negotiated agreements.
This internship gives early exposure to real media contracts and distribution deals, something many students only experience after graduation. It is especially useful for careers in entertainment law, media management, corporate negotiations, or digital business strategy.
Application Tips
Prepare a resume that highlights coursework, projects, or internships related to business, law, communications, or media. Showing interest in streaming platforms, television, or entertainment markets can strengthen your application.
Students who want to work in media companies, law firms handling entertainment clients, or corporate strategy roles should strongly consider applying.
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