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The Film & Video Equipment Coordinator oversees the use and maintenance of all film and video production equipment (cameras, lights, microphones, tripods, etc.) owned and used by the Department of Theatre, Film, and Media Arts and supports the undergraduate and graduate students and curriculum, which spans the theatre, film studies and moving image production majors and minors. This position manages the film/video equipment cage and student checkout systems; instructs students in the proper handling and operation of the film/video equipment; keeps equipment in working condition and performs routine maintenance when necessary; creates and maintains inventory tracking systems and inventory reporting; evaluates usage and determines replacement schedules, including the reordering of consumables; serves as asset manager for department equipment; supervises and trains student assistants as needed by the department; works with faculty to determine the distribution of limited equipment resources each semester; and develops best practices and standard operating procedures for department film equipment, working closely with the department Chair, Moving Image Production (MIP) faculty and the Soundstage Studio Manager.

Required Qualifications: High School diploma or GED and at least 4 years of relevant experience.

Desired Qualifications: 6 years of relevant experience. Exceptional knowledge and understanding of film production equipment including multiple cameras, lenses, field recorders, field lighting, studio lighting, switchers, and other miscellaneous equipment. The ideal candidate should be organized, proactive and customer service oriented; have a solid understanding of the film production process from pre-production through post; and can work in an academic setting working with various constituents.

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