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Director In Film Jobs in Georgia (NOW HIRING)

FILM PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR

Atlanta, GA ยท On-site

$14 - $17/hr

Program Director Position Type: Part Time. After School Hours. Summer Schedule: Monday through ... The ideal candidate has experience in film production, digital media, or content creation and ...

We support the West Coast Studio Operations business at NBCU with a rich history in Film & TV as ... Working closely with the Director, HR, this role will help drive HR projects that span: onboarding ...

We support the West Coast Studio Operations business at NBCU with a rich history in Film & TV as ... Working closely with the Director, HR, this role will help drive HR projects that span: onboarding ...

We support the West Coast Studio Operations business at NBCU with a rich history in Film & TV as ... Working closely with the Director, HR, this role will help drive HR projects that span: onboarding ...

Sr. Art Director

Atlanta, GA ยท On-site +1

You don't think "film first" or "ad first" You think social first. You understand that today's best ... Be active in shoots and content creation. From scrappy social productions to larger integrated ...

Court Reporter

Atlanta, GA ยท On-site +1

$100K - $116K/yr

The Federal Financial Reform Act requires direct deposit of federal wages for Court employees ... ABOUT ATLANTA: Rich in arts and culture, "The City in the Forest" is a leader in film and TV ...

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Director In Film information

How much do film directors make?

Film directors' salaries vary widely based on experience, project scope, and industry reputation. According to industry data, the median annual salary for film directors in the United States is around $75,000, with top directors earning several million dollars per film. Many directors also earn additional income through royalties, production bonuses, and profit sharing.

How do you get a job as a director in film?

To become a film director, individuals typically gain experience by working in related roles such as assistant director, screenwriter, or producer, and develop strong storytelling, leadership, and technical skills. Building a portfolio through short films or student projects and networking within the industry can also help secure directing opportunities.

What are the jobs of a director in film?

A film director is responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a movie, including interpreting the script, guiding actors' performances, and coordinating with the production team. They make decisions on visual style, shot composition, and pacing to realize the film's vision, often collaborating closely with cinematographers, editors, and producers throughout production and post-production.

Is a film director a good career?

A film director is responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a film, including guiding actors and crew, and making artistic decisions. It is a competitive field that often requires experience, strong leadership skills, and a good understanding of filmmaking tools and techniques. Success can lead to recognition and high earnings, but job stability varies and often depends on project availability and industry connections.
What cities in Georgia are hiring for Director In Film jobs? Cities in Georgia with the most Director In Film job openings:

FILM PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR

Artportunity Knocks

Atlanta, GA โ€ข On-site

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Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

Salary: $14-$17

Job Title: Film Program Instructor

Location: Varies. Multiple locations across the Atlanta Metro Area

Department: Creative Arts Programs

Reports to: Program Director

Position Type: Part Time. After School Hours. Summer

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 2:30pm to 6:00pm


Job Overview

Artportunity Knocks is seeking a creative and passionate Film Instructor to lead engaging film and digital media programming for students in grades K through 12. This role focuses on introducing students to filmmaking, storytelling, video production, editing, and media creation through hands on projects and collaborative learning experiences.

The ideal candidate has experience in film production, digital media, or content creation and enjoys mentoring young creatives. Instructors will help students develop technical skills, creativity, communication, and confidence while exposing them to real world opportunities within the film and media industry.


Key Responsibilities

Film and Media Instruction

Teach fundamentals of filmmaking including storytelling, scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, and editing
Introduce students to camera operation, lighting, audio recording, and production techniques
Lead hands on projects such as short films, interviews, music videos, documentaries, or digital content pieces
Help students understand the creative and technical aspects of film production


Creative Development and Student Engagement

Encourage creativity, collaboration, and self expression through media projects
Guide students through brainstorming, production planning, and project execution
Foster confidence, teamwork, and communication skills
Support students in presenting or showcasing completed projects


Technology and Production Support

Teach students how to use editing software, cameras, and production equipment
Support safe and responsible use of media equipment and technology
Introduce students to digital content creation and media trends


Classroom Management and Safety

Maintain a structured, safe, and positive learning environment
Supervise students during filming activities, production setups, and transitions
Implement classroom management strategies aligned with organizational policies
Ensure all activities are conducted safely and professionally


Career Exposure and Mentorship

Introduce students to career pathways within film, television, media, and digital content creation
Share industry insight related to production, directing, editing, screenwriting, acting, and media entrepreneurship
Encourage professionalism, leadership, and collaboration within creative environments


Program Development and Collaboration

Collaborate with program leadership to strengthen media and film curriculum
Contribute ideas for student showcases, screenings, or media events
Stay current on industry trends, technology, and creative tools


Qualifications

Required

College, High school diploma or GED
Experience in filmmaking, video production, content creation, or digital media
Ability to teach and engage students in hands on creative learning
Strong communication and classroom management skills
Ability to pass a background check
Ability to lift and move light production equipment when needed


Preferred

Degree or certification in Film, Media Production, Communications, or related field
Experience working with youth in educational or enrichment settings
Knowledge of editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or similar tools
Experience with photography, audio production, or social media content creation


Key Competencies

Passion for storytelling, film, and youth development
Creativity and innovation
Strong organizational and project management skills
Adaptability and collaborative mindset
Commitment to student growth and safety


Employment Details

1099 Contractor Position
Part Time Programming Opportunities
After School and Summer Program Opportunities Available
Some outdoor filming or off site activities may be required


Application Process

Interested candidates should apply online at:
artportunityknocks.bamboohr.com/careers


Please submit a new application each time you apply for a position. Only candidates selected for interviews or assessments will be contacted. Background checks are required.


Artportunity Knocks Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in hiring. If accommodations are needed during the selection process, please notify Human Resources. Artportunity Knocks Inc. is a drug free workplace.