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Film Pa Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

Production Operator

Odon, IN · On-site

$16.75 - $20.25/hr

A high standard for Quality and an understanding of the types of defects that will affect film performance at the customer level. * Continuously pursues the establishment of a high participation work ...

Production Operator

Bloomington, IN · On-site

$14.50 - $17.75/hr

A high standard for Quality and an understanding of the types of defects that will affect film performance at the customer level. * Continuously pursues the establishment of a high participation work ...

Film Pa information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Film Production Assistant, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Film Production Assistant, you need strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and a basic understanding of film production processes, typically supported by on-set experience or a relevant degree. Familiarity with production schedules, call sheets, walkie-talkie protocols, and basic editing or office software is often required. Exceptional communication, adaptability, and a proactive attitude help you stand out in this fast-paced environment. These skills are crucial to efficiently supporting the crew, ensuring smooth operations, and facilitating the overall success of the production.

What are some typical daily responsibilities and challenges a Film Production Assistant (PA) might encounter on set?

As a Film Production Assistant, your daily responsibilities can range from setting up equipment and managing walkie-talkie communications to distributing call sheets and assisting various departments as needed. One of the main challenges is adapting quickly to changing priorities and maintaining a positive, proactive attitude under tight deadlines. PAs often serve as the go-to problem solvers on set, working closely with crew members across departments and ensuring smooth set operations. The fast-paced environment requires strong organizational skills and the ability to stay calm under pressure, which are valuable traits for career advancement in the film industry.

What are Film PAs?

Film PAs, or Production Assistants, are entry-level crew members on a film set who help with a wide range of tasks to support the production. Their duties can include running errands, managing equipment, assisting various departments, and ensuring the set runs smoothly. PAs are essential for keeping the production organized and efficient, often acting as the 'go-to' helpers for anything the crew needs. This role is a common starting point for those looking to build a career in the film industry, offering valuable experience and networking opportunities.

What is the difference between Film Pa vs Camera Assistant?

AspectFilm PaCamera Assistant
CredentialsOften requires film industry experience, technical knowledge, and sometimes certificationsTypically needs technical training, certifications, and experience with camera equipment
Work EnvironmentOn-set, behind the scenes during filmingOn-set, assisting camera operators and maintaining equipment
Industry UsageUsed in film, television, and commercial productionsCommonly used in film and TV productions

The Film Pa and Camera Assistant roles share similar work environments and industry usage, focusing on supporting camera operations. While both require technical knowledge and experience, the Film Pa often has broader responsibilities related to film management and logistics, whereas the Camera Assistant primarily focuses on equipment handling and maintenance.

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3rd Shift L14 Caser - PA Department

Red Gold

Geneva, IN

Full-time

Posted 13 days ago


Red Gold rating

8.1

Company rating: 8.1 out of 10

Based on 9 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

67th of 377 rated food and drinks producers


Job description

PRINCIPLE ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Sets up the bar-coding system as directed by shop order instructions ensuring that each pallet receives bar-code stickers and proper use of ship by placards
  • Understands the proper placement of case code placard on each pallet
  • Sets up the wrapper as directed by shop order instructions, including cutting slits in wrap when product is hot
  • Understands and responds to equipment deviations, acts quickly to bring equipment back under process control
  • Performs quality checks for correct product:
    • correct label
    • label application
    • correct tray
    • tray formation
    • correct print
    • print is legible
    • correct film
    • film is tight on case with no burn holes
  • Notifies supervision of any current or potential mechanical concerns of equipment
  • Cases up all dents and unused product in proper cartons, clearly marked as:
    • (DENTS, wholes, stewed, diced, etc.)
    • (GOOD, wholes, stewed, diced, etc.)
  • Performs changeover duties on equipment as required for can size changes
  • Performs equipment cleaning as required or scheduled
  • Manages the use of stretch wrap film to minimize waste
  • Inspects empty pallets to ensure minimum standards are met
  • Perform other responsibilities, as required by management
  • Adhere to Red Gold policies, rules and regulations, including GMP's, safety, quality and sanitation

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

  • High School Diploma, GED or equivalent experience
  • Working knowledge of all case palletizer equipment operations
  • Ability to read and understand: shop order instructions, case codes and can codes
  • Have a working knowledge of bar coding systems and operations
  • Ability to use basic math & writing skills necessary to complete required paperwork

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

  • Effective eye/hand coordination is preferred
  • Must have good visual acuity for machine/product inspection
  • Detail oriented and accurate
  • Ability to multi-task
  • Good written and verbal communication skills - Must be able to read and write English
    • On the job training includes shadowing an experienced operator and packaging department training program
    • Follows directions well

    SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

    Direct: None

    Indirect: None

    PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS AND WORKING CONDITIONS

    • Sitting- to complete a task at lower levels
    • Standing- to complete most all tasks
    • Walking
    • Climbing stairs repetitively
    • Reaching- to perform activities, to get tools out of toolbox
    • Kneeling- to perform work activities at low levels
    • Crawling- to perform work activities under equipment
    • Squatting
    • Bending/stooping- to pick up tools or parts, to perform work tasks at lower levels or inside a machine
    • Twisting- to perform work activities
    • Pinch- to use tools, to manipulate wires
    • Grasping/handling- using tools, manipulating parts
    • Frequent lifting of boxes is required (empty and full)
    • Lift cases of product on/off line, up to 23-44 pounds
    • Lift up to 50 pounds

    JOB COMPETENCIES

    • Ethics/ Integrity/ Trust
    • Attitude and Commitment
    • Diversity
    • Customer Service
    • Company Engagement
    • Quality
    • Cost Consciousness

    Other

    • Responsible for monitoring, record keeping and taking appropriate actions for specific Food Safety Plan and Food Quality Plan and pre requisite program requirements.
    • Responsible to report food safety and quality issues to management.