The AEA Production Stage Manager (a full-time position) oversees all stage management activities, disseminates show specific information to the company, and ensures the smooth operation of every rehearsal, performance, and production event. This position supervises the Staff Stage Manager and Stage Management Interns and serves as a mentor to all interns and Conservatory students.
No portion of this job description is to supersede AEA standards – all elements of this position will be in accordance with the appropriate AEA contract and rules. This position monitors all Equity actions and, with the Production Manager, maintains compliance with AEA/URTA contract. This position is an essential communication link for the entire company and requires full understanding and exemplary utilization of organizational communication pathways, department structures, and production processes. High attention to detail is essential.
Starting pay is $1,383.90 per week and preferred start dates are early August. The position is open until filled.
Please send cover letter and resume to HR & EDI Manager, Ivana Maratas, at [email protected]. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until filled. A full job description can be downloaded at www.pcpa.org.Â
PCPA – Pacific Conservatory Theatre
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1st Assistant Camera (1st AC) Needed for Student Film Pilot
Job Description
A new student film pilot is seeking a skilled and motivated 1st Assistant Camera (1st AC) to join the crew and assist with pulling focus during production. This is an exciting opportunity to collaborate on a creative project, gain hands-on experience on set, and earn IMDB credit for your work. The film is non-union and designed for emerging professionals looking to build their portfolios while working in a fast-paced, learning-focused environment.
Job Responsibilities
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Pull focus and support the Director of Photography during filming
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Assist with camera setup and maintenance throughout production
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Collaborate with crew to maintain shot consistency and camera performance
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Adapt to schedule changes and contribute to an efficient shooting process
Requirements
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Prior experience or training as a 1st AC preferred
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Strong understanding of camera focus systems and tools
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Ability to work with a student team and flexible shoot schedule
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Must be based in or able to work in Los Angeles
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Open availability between shoot dates or willingness to communicate your schedule
Compensation
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IMDB credit for your work
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On-set meals provided
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Final copy of the film for your portfolio