Wow! Thanks for all the great replies. Only sorry I didn't check back sooner.
To answer a couple questions, yes I am a Senior at the University of Texas at Dallas, which I recently learned how to spell. I'm in a broad-scoped program that has everything from 3d modeling and animation to Sound and Video design. Obviously, I am most active in the Sound Design area. I've been recording live concerts that are held by the Arts & Performance department at our school. It's mostly classical/acoustic stuff, so it's been really interesting to learn the nuances of recording classical instruments in a natural acoustic space.
I also have a small studio at home. I would say it's pretty well equipped for a project studio. I usually record vocals and guitar and just started work on a voice-over project. I would say the sound I'm getting right now is pretty much "demo-quality."
So, the point of me getting an internship would be to have more immersion in the industry as it is today, as my school is not a "Sound Engineering" school and has its limitations.
Thanks again for all the advice. Just need to beat the streets and get in somewhere after finals.
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