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The non-profit organization Dar Si-Hmad for Development, Education and Culture, based in Ifni, Southwest of Morocco is offering an internship this coming summer to a documentary film-maker. Starting June to mid July 2011 Dar Si-Hmad is launching its fog-collecting project in order to provide drinking water to Amazigh communities living in the Anti-Atlas Mountains and relieving women from an average of 3.5h/d to the chore of fetching water.  The intern will film the building of the nets, all the interactions around this event within the villages and especially among the women. Dar Si-Hmad is equally interested in filming all other scheduled activities and events within the organization. The qualified candidate needs to know some Spanish, should have at least a Bachelor’s Degree in anthropology (or equivalent field), preferably with an understanding of indigenous rights, development and gender issues, have experience in documentary film-making, some film-editing, and have various computer skills. The successful candidate needs to be ready for some rough climbing and basic living conditions.Dar Si-Hmad will pay for an economic round-trip plane ticket, New York—Agadir—New York. Once on the premises in Ifni and the Mountain,  the successful candidate will have all of their living expenses paid for: transportation, housing, food,  and internet access.  Dar Si-Hmad requires that the candidate come with their own Health and Travel insurance.  Dar Si-Hmad will provide the candidate with a Sony HD Z-7 Camera (and microphones, headphones) and will work with the steering committee on a detailed work plan with intended results.  All the film’s footage is the property of Dar Si-Hmad.To apply please visit our web-site www.darsihmad.ma, development programs section. Fill application and send along with CV, a one page statement, two names and email addresses for referees to info@darsihmad.ma with “Documentary Application” in the subject area. The deadline for the application is Tuesday 5th of April 2011, 12 am GMT.