1st Assistant Camera for Short Film Production
Job Description
A short film production titled Pale Blue is seeking a dedicated and skilled 1st Assistant Camera (1st AC) for an ultra-low-budget project. This film tells a heartfelt story of a high school art teacher and his students attempting to return an alum’s painting to his family, only to uncover a deeper emotional truth.
Job Responsibilities
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Support the Director of Photography in managing all camera operations.
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Pull focus and maintain camera equipment throughout the shoot.
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Work closely with the crew to ensure smooth and efficient production days.
Requirements
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Must have experience as a 1st AC on short film sets.
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Must own a Nucleus and focus puller.
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Reliable, collaborative, and able to work in fast-paced indie environments.
Compensation
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$50 per day.
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Job Description
A short film production titled “What They Don’t Say on the Floor” is seeking crew members in the Orlando area. The team is building a preferably all-female crew (all applicants welcome) and is looking for skilled production professionals to help bring a character-driven sports story to life. This project explores the emotional and physical toll of competitive cheer through the journey of an all-star cheerleader nearing the end of her time in the sport.
Job Responsibilities
Cinematographer / Director of Photography (DP)
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Develop the visual style and execute camera coverage for narrative scenes.
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Collaborate with the director and crew on shot design, lighting approach, and camera movement.
Assistant Camera (AC)
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Support camera operations, including focus pulling, lens changes, and camera prep.
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Assist with maintaining camera gear, slating, and on-set camera workflow.
Sound Mixer
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Capture clean on-location audio, including dialogue and ambient sound.
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Manage audio equipment and ensure proper levels and recording practices.
Boom Operator
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Operate boom mic placement and movement to capture clear dialogue.
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Work closely with the sound mixer and follow blocking changes.
Gaffers
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Support lighting setup, adjustments, and breakdown according to the DP’s plan.
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Maintain safe cable management and efficient lighting operations on set.
Sound Editor
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Edit and clean dialogue tracks, reduce noise, and assemble a polished sound timeline.
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Coordinate with production on sound deliverables.
Colorist
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Color correct and grade footage to match the film’s intended tone and continuity.
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Deliver final graded outputs to production specs.
Requirements
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Experience in your applied role (indie/short film experience preferred).
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Ability to collaborate professionally in a small-team production environment.
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Reliable transportation to the Orlando-area set locations.
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Strong communication skills and ability to meet deadlines (especially post roles).
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Interest in women-led filmmaking and sports/character-driven storytelling is a plus.
Compensation Details
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Unpaid at this time (production is currently crowdfunding).
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Selected applicants will receive additional project details and any updates to compensation as funding progresses.


