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Assistant Projectionist Jobs (NOW HIRING)

... * Assist with other functions as instructed by the management team. * Cognizant of issues with movie projections; communicating with a manager, general manager, or projectionist when issues arise.

Develop and maintain relationships with agents, assistants, producers, and support staff to grow ... Manage and train any outside projectionists or contracted staff. Qualifications * Experience in a ...

Cast Member- Seasonal

Davenport, FL · On-site

$11.25 - $14.75/hr

... * Assist with other functions as instructed by the management team. * Cognizant of issues with movie projections; communicating with a manager, general manager, or projectionist when issues arise.

Cast Member

Euless, TX · On-site

$11 - $15/hr

... * Assist with other functions as instructed by the management team. * Cognizant of issues with movie projections; communicating with a manager, general manager, or projectionist when issues arise.

... Projectionist on film ingestion, maintenance, transferring, building of playlist in the LMS and resolving any system issues Attend and participate in meetings and trainings Assist when needed in the ...

Develop and maintain relationships with agents, assistants, producers, and support staff to grow ... Manage and train any outside projectionists or contracted staff. Qualifications * Experience in a ...

Curate examples of both high-quality and challenging visual content for model evaluation. * Assist ... Digital Projectionist * Digital Imaging Technician (DIT) * Post-Production Quality Control ...

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What are the typical responsibilities of an Assistant Projectionist during a movie screening?

As an Assistant Projectionist, your main responsibilities include preparing and operating digital and/or film projectors, ensuring that the audio and visual quality meets the theater's standards, and assisting with equipment maintenance. You'll often work closely with the head projectionist and communicate with theater staff to coordinate showtimes and troubleshoot any technical issues that arise during screenings. Attention to detail and quick problem-solving are essential, as you'll be responsible for minimizing interruptions and ensuring a seamless viewing experience for audiences.

What are Assistant Projectionists?

Assistant Projectionists are professionals who support the operation of film or digital projectors in cinemas, theaters, or other venues. They help set up and maintain projection equipment, ensure films or digital media run smoothly, and assist the main projectionist with technical tasks. Their responsibilities may include troubleshooting equipment issues, performing routine maintenance, and sometimes handling lighting or sound coordination. This role is essential for delivering a high-quality viewing experience to audiences.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Assistant Projectionist, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Assistant Projectionist, you need a solid understanding of audiovisual equipment operation, basic mechanical skills, and often a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with digital cinema projectors, film reels, sound systems, and automation software is commonly required. Attention to detail, reliability, and effective communication are essential soft skills for troubleshooting and coordinating with theater staff. These abilities ensure seamless film presentations, minimize technical issues, and contribute to a positive audience experience.

What is the difference between Assistant Projectionist vs Projectionist?

AspectAssistant ProjectionistProjectionist
CredentialsBasic technical training, on-the-job trainingAdvanced technical skills, certification often preferred
Work EnvironmentAssists in projection tasks, supports projectionistOperates projection equipment independently
ResponsibilitiesPrepares equipment, assists with maintenanceManages film/projector operation, troubleshooting

The Assistant Projectionist typically supports the Projectionist by handling preparatory tasks and assisting with equipment, while the Projectionist is responsible for operating and managing the projection process independently. Both roles require technical knowledge, but the Projectionist usually has more experience and certification.

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Part - Time Stagehand

$17 - $22.50/hr

Part-time

Posted 27 days ago


Job description

I. Summary

            Title: Stagehand

            Reports to: Director of Production

            Status:  Part-Time Hourly, Non-Exempt

         

     II.   Primary Duties and Responsibilities

Stagehands support back of house operations in all activities needed to provide a positive experience for all musicians, guest artists, external clients, vendors, and internal departments. They are responsible for the operation of audio, lighting, video, rigging and other theatrical equipment. This position assists with the maintenance of theatrical systems used in support of stage productions, meetings and related events at Schermerhorn Symphony Center.

  • Installation and disassembly of concert and event productions
  • Load and unload production trucks
  • Assemble event production and concert equipment 
  • Perform construction of set pieces and other necessary items for events and concerts
  • Assist with theatrical and event equipment, during and after events and concerts
  • Move furniture and necessary equipment; assist with general hall maintenance and repair 
  • Ensure proper safety at all times
  • Server as an Electrician, Spot Op, LX Board Operator, or LX Board Programmer
  • Serve as a Stage Manager, Deck Hand, Carpenter, or Runner
  • Server as a Video Technician, Operator, Programmer or Digital Projectionist

III.   Work Requirements and Qualifications

            1.   Education

Minimum Requirement: High School or GED equivalent

            2.   Experience

Minimum 1-year related experience as a theatrical stagehand, event technician or in a similar role within concert production services.

            3.   Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

  • Understanding of live performance dynamics, with hands-on experience in concert staging, sound reinforcement, audio recording, theatrical lighting, video and projection technologies
  • Committed to maintaining confidentiality, balancing tasks with varying urgency effectively, complemented by a good sense of humor and a broad perspective
  • Competent in embracing diversity through patient and empathetic engagement with individuals from diverse cultural and personal backgrounds
  • Flexible Schedule (days/nights, late/early hours, weekends, and holidays)
  • Must possess excellent customer service skills and hospitality mindset 
  • Must be able to lift up to 75 pounds
  • Possession of a personal vehicle and a valid driver’s license strongly desired 

            4.   Physical Demands

This position involves various physical activities essential to fulfilling job responsibilities. The role typically requires the ability to remain in a seated or standing position for extended periods. It also involves tasks that may require manual dexterity, such as using hands for handling tools or controls and reaching with hands and arms. Effective verbal communication and auditory capacity are vital.

There are occasional requirements to stand, walk, and to lift or move items, with accommodations made as needed for varying physical capabilities. We prioritize a workplace inclusive of those with different physical abilities and are committed to making reasonable adjustments in line with ADA guidelines.

Vision requirements for this role include clarity of vision at close and long distances, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. Additionally, the position may involve working at heights, with safety measures and accessible options provided as necessary.