Gaining experience often starts with being willing to learn by doing. Look for opportunities to take on new responsibilities, volunteer for projects,... shadow someone with more experience, or find a mentor who can help you develop the skills you’re trying to build.

I also wouldn’t underestimate the value of courses, certifications, networking, and even personal projects. You don’t always have to wait for an employer to give you experience—you can create opportunities to learn and demonstrate what you’re capable of.

Most importantly, don’t let a lack of experience keep you from pursuing opportunities. Everyone who is experienced today was once a beginner.

Experience is built one opportunity at a time. Stay curious, keep learning, and be willing to step outside your comfort zone. more

You may not be given a chance to get some roles in the company however you can attend events allied to your area of liking and hearing from more... experienced people will boost your knowledge and expertise. more

If you just want to gain experience, I recommend either signing up for internships at high profile company’s, who knows you might get lucky or are... charismatic enough to get it: if you get the internship, you may gain a valuable connection to higher in hierchy company which makes you more likely to get hired by lower in hierchy companies, not to mention your chances of getting a permanent job there which might have better pay and benefits; for con I would say, you get rejected or get accepted but they aren't teaching you anything in which case you got to use your mind to dry that place of its worth, ask questions, think of innovative solutions to problems, and maybe even volunteer for some stuff that other's find troublesome but that might help enrich your knowledge. You can also try going into volunteering and working your way into a leadership position, this might increase your networking and leaderships skills but will come with the con on little to no money as a reward. You may also try out for remote jobs like being a phone caller representative, waiter, fast food employee or anything that is social because if you can stand those jobs any other will feel like a piece of cake even if it isn't : cons are of course the drain in both mental and physical health but at the end of the which job is not hard
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Watch videos of those doing what you want to do. Listen to them. Call people and ask questions. Go into places you want to work physically and tell... them you want to work there and negotiate your pay.  more