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Oversee the entire post-production process, including editing, color correction, sound design, and ... Bachelor's degree in Film, Media, Communications, or a related field. * Minimum of 5 years of ...

Create the initial sound design for the video project, which may include selecting music, roughing ... Contribute to Sight & Sound FILMS during film production as needed (DIT, 2nd AC, etc.). Working as ...

O versee the entire post-production process, including editing, color correction, sound design, and ... B achelor's degree in Film, Media, Communications, or a related field. * M inimum of 5 years of ...

Create the initial sound design for the video project, which may include selecting music, roughing ... Contribute to Sight & Sound FILMS during film production as needed (DIT, 2nd AC, etc.). Working as ...

It all starts with intelligent, targeted concept and design, which is then executed by our award ... This along with our state-of-the-art film / sound studio in South San Francisco are strong tools ...

Applying color correction, sound design, sound mixing, audio editing, static and motion graphics ... Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Film, Media Production, Journalism, or a related ...

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San Jose, CA · On-site

$3.0K - $4.5K/mo

Experience working with industry-standard audio software such as Pro Tools, Logic Pro, or similar DAWs for creating sound design, music production, or audio mixing for games, film, or interactive ...

It all starts with intelligent, targeted concept and design, which is then executed by our award ... This along with our state-of-the-art film / sound studio in South San Francisco are strong tools ...

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How much do on call film sound design jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 16, 2026, the average hourly pay for on call film sound design in the United States is $17.22, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $18.99 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between On Call Film Sound Design vs Film Sound Editor?

AspectOn Call Film Sound DesignFilm Sound Editor
CredentialsExperience in sound design, audio editing, and sometimes certifications in audio productionSimilar experience; often holds audio engineering or sound editing certifications
Work EnvironmentCollaborates closely with directors, sound mixers, and post-production teams on set and in post-productionPrimarily works in post-production, editing and assembling sound elements
Industry UsageUsed across film, TV, and media projects for creating and implementing sound designCommonly employed in film and TV post-production for editing sound tracks

On Call Film Sound Design involves creating and implementing sound elements during production and post-production, often working on a project basis. Film Sound Editors focus on editing and assembling sound recordings in post-production. While both roles require similar skills and certifications, sound designers are more involved in creating original soundscapes, whereas sound editors refine and organize existing audio. Understanding these differences helps clarify career paths and project roles in film production.

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Humanities Educational Technician Temporary Pool

Humanities Educational Technician Temporary Pool

Community College of Allegheny County

Pittsburgh, PA

Other

Posted 19 days ago


Community College Of Allegheny County rating

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Company rating: 7.9 out of 10

Based on 5 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

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Job description

Art

The education technicians in the Art program at CCAC are responsible for the following:

  1.       Prepare and maintain clean and safe art studio spaces for credit instruction.
  2.      Hold consistent open studio hours for students to work outside of class times.
  3.       Work with department faculty and department head to order materials and supplies.
  4.       Receive orders, unpack, stock, and inventory materials and supplies.
  5.       Maintain safe storage of all art department materials and supplies.   
  6.       Load, fire, and arrange for maintenance of kilns for credit ceramics courses
  7.       Mix glazes, slips, and prepare clay for credit ceramics courses
  8.       Coordinate and oversee departmental work study students.
  9.       Maintain email communication for department needs.

Film

The education technicians in the Film program at CCAC are responsible for the following:

  1.       Prepare and maintain a clean and safe film production studio for credit instruction.
  2.       Hold consistent open lab hours for students to work outside of class times.
  3.       Facilitate and maintain the film equipment room.
  4.       Work with department faculty and department head to order materials and supplies.
  5.       Receive orders, unpack, stock, and inventory materials and supplies.
  6.       Maintain safe storage of all film department materials and supplies.
  7.       Facilitate test outs and checkouts of all film equipment.
  8.       Prepare equipment and materials for film instruction.
  9.       Support instruction of film equipment for needs of full-time and part-time faculty.
  10.       Answer questions from students and faculty regarding film equipment or equipment room policy.
  11.       Coordinate and oversee departmental work study students.
  12.       Maintain email communication for department needs.

Theater

The Theatre Ed Tech position at CCAC is a support position that assists in the efficient running of the theatre with all types of productions. The ed tech's responsibilities include:

  1.       Assist adjunct and full-time faculty with running their classes and their shows, including leading groups of students with construction and painting.
  2.       Oversees maintenance of theatre including the tool shed, the backstage wings, the power tools, the dressing rooms, the light and sound booths, prop loft, the office prop room, multiple storage rooms, and storage trailers.
  3.       Coordinates with the maintenance staff and the custodial staff to effect repairs or cleaning that might be necessary to keep the theatre functioning clean and efficiently.
  4.       Supervise work study students, coordinating their hours and duties with the full-time faculty supervisor.
  5.       Experience in lighting and/or sound design are helpful but not required.