Amberlight Studios
Formerly flagged for unpaid production internships exceeding 60-hour weeks. Resolved with back pay and a new labor policy in 2026.
Added Apr 15, 2025 · Last updated Feb 20, 2026
Resolved via /wearesorry · Feb 20, 2026
“We take these reports seriously and have worked directly with affected interns to make this right.”
- Issued documented back pay to all identified reporters
- Published a revised, written internship compensation policy
- Agreed to periodic reporting check-ins with FakeInternships.page
What happened
Amberlight Studios was flagged after 14 reporters described unpaid production internships routinely exceeding 60-hour weeks with no overtime provisions. Following sustained public pressure and our verification process, the studio issued back pay to identified reporters and adopted a documented maximum-hours policy, reviewed by outside counsel.
Timeline
Apr 15, 2025
Entry created
First report received and Amberlight Studios added to the database as under review.
Apr 15, 2025
Status upgraded to confirmed
Independent corroborating reports and documentary evidence met our verification threshold.
Feb 20, 2026
Resolved via /wearesorry
The company completed our resolution process, including remediation for affected reporters.
Evidence
Documentation submitted by reporters and preserved alongside this entry.
Reports
A sample of individual reports behind this entry.
“Applied, was accepted quickly, then asked for payment before any contract was signed. Backed out at that point.”
— Anonymous reporter
“Completed several weeks before realizing the compensation promised in the interview never appeared in writing.”
— Anonymous reporter
“Was told the terms were 'standard for the industry' when I raised concerns, which didn't match anything I could verify independently.”
— Anonymous reporter
“Found this page after searching the exact phrasing from my offer email and recognized the same red flags.”
— Verified reporter
“Completed several weeks before realizing the compensation promised in the interview never appeared in writing.”
— Anonymous reporter
“Was told the terms were 'standard for the industry' when I raised concerns, which didn't match anything I could verify independently.”
— Verified reporter
+ 13 more reports corroborate this entry but are not individually published.