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Student Worker - Student Actor/Extra - On-Call Retainer Pool 2025-2026, Marketing & Communications

Student Worker - Student Actor/Extra - On-Call Retainer Pool 2025-2026, Marketing & Communications

Baylor University

Waco, TX • On-site

$12.50 - $14/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 7 days ago

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Company rating: 7.2 out of 10

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Job Title: Student Worker - Student Actor/Extra - On-Call Retainer Pool 2025-2026, Marketing & Communications 

Job Classification: Marketing and Communications, Student

Department: Brand Integration

Hiring Manager: Jonathan Hill

Contact: jonathan_q_hill@baylor.edu

Work Schedule: 0.5 hrs/week (on call, as needed employment; will not offer regular or consistent hours)

Desired Length of Employment: Ongoing for 2025-2026 Academic year

Pay Rate: 20/hr (must be eligible for Federal Work-Study)

Job Description:


The Division of Marketing & Communications at Baylor University is seeking enthusiastic and reliable students to join our on-call retainer pool as actors or extras. These individuals will be called upon for photoshoots and video productions that highlight and promote the University across various marketing materials. This position is not regular, ongoing employment but an on-call opportunity based on project needs.

Key Responsibilities:
    Participate as an actor or extra in photoshoots and video productions for various marketing campaigns.
    Portray diverse roles that represent the Baylor student body, campus life, academic programs, and extracurricular activities.
    Follow direction from the production team to ensure a successful shoot, including adhering to wardrobe, makeup, and positioning guidelines.
    Maintain a professional demeanor on set, representing the University positively and authentically.
    Be available for scheduled shoot dates, sometimes with short notice, as project needs arise.

Qualifications:
    Current Baylor University student in good academic standing.
    Must not exceed 20 hours of total student employment across all positions on week of project.
    Comfortable in front of a camera with the ability to follow direction and work in a collaborative setting.
    Flexible schedule with availability to participate in shoots on an on-call basis, including potential early mornings, evenings, or weekends.
    Reliable and punctual with a commitment to representing Baylor University in a positive light.
    No prior acting experience required, but enthusiasm and a willingness to participate are essential.
Compensation:
    This is a paid position on a per-project basis. Compensation may vary depending on the role and the duration of the shoot.

Application Process:
Interested students should submit their online application through Baylor's student employment portal. Applicants will be sent an online information form that must be completed before job offer will be extended. Selected candidates will be added to the retainer pool and contacted as needed for upcoming projects.
 

Employer: Baylor University

Work Location: Various locations, Baylor Waco campus

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