APAP believes that pay transparency is a critical step toward pay equity and benefits both the job seeker and the employer. For those reasons, we are now requiring that employers include a salary range in all new job postings.
Postings that are backfilled from another association’s career center may not include salary information.
JOB SUMMARY: Responsible for coordinating technical aspects of productions including managing equipment, coordinating with production teams, and ensuring a smooth execution of production technology and set designs.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Design a set in accordance with the show selection and allotted time frame, meeting the Theater Director’s approval.
Schedule and supervise student-set building time as applicable.
Assist in providing technical instruction to theater students as applicable.
Monitor and evaluate crew progress and report deficiencies to the Theater Director as necessary.
Ensure the safe and proper operation of theater facilities in accordance with accepted college practices.
Assist with light and sound design for the productions in collaboration with the Theater Director.
Responsible for the breakdown of the set and production technology after the final performance of each run.
SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Supervision received from the Chief Academic Officer (CAO).
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: Associate’s degree in a theater-related field and/or extensive successful theatrical technical directing and set construction experience at the high school/community theater level. A bachelor’s degree in a theater-related field is preferred.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Ability to motivate and collaborate with students, faculty, staff, and community stakeholders.
Commitment to continuous improvement, learning, and promotion of excellence.
Exemplary work ethic, organizational skills, and the ability to produce results.
Team player, able to work with others, exemplify a cooperative approach to solving problems.
Ability to work independently, manage multiple tasks, and prioritize assignments.
Organized and detail-oriented with the ability to meet deadlines.
Ability to respond with diplomacy and good judgment.
Excellent oral and written communication skills to support a wide variety of interactions with varying levels of staff, students, other educators/administrators, and the general public from diverse backgrounds.
SC4 seeks and supports diverse, talented and experienced employees dedicated to maximizing student success. As an equal opportunity institution, it is the policy of SC4 that no person shall be discriminated against, excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, age, sex including gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation, marital status, height, weight, disability that does not prevent performing essential job functions, or any other criteria prohibited by law in its academic and vocational programs, activities, admissions, financial assistance or employment efforts. We strongly encourage people of color, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and non-binary people, veterans, individuals with disabilities and all others to apply. Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex including gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation in any educational program or activity in educational institutions that receive federal funding. This law extends coverage to employment applicants as well as students, emp...loyees, or others affiliated with the College. Learn more or report concerns of potential Title IX violations.
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Recording of plenary sessions that is intended for broadcast or webcast requires prior arrangement and permission through APAP;
Advance scheduling is required for all filming during exhibit hours;
Advance scouting, without cameras, is required;
All camera crew personnel must wear press badges, and badges must be visible while on the exhibit floor;
All camera crews will be escorted by a representative of the Conference while on the exhibit floor;
A list of filming needs, indicating company name and booth number, must be approved by APAP in advance of any filming;
Permission must be granted by each exhibitor before any filming begins. Camera crews must provide release forms before filming;
If you ?need power, other than battery pack, advance arrangements are required and can be arranged by contacting Leah Frelinghuysen;
You will be responsible for any costs related to electrical needs;
Interviews for exhibitors in the EXPO Hall should be scheduled up to one week before the conference starts (January 10, 2020) and advance scheduling is required for all filming during exhibit hours
Press Contact: Leah Frelinghuysen Media Relations Consultant, APAP|NYC 2020 Association of Performing Arts Professionals leah@monarchyPR.com
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