Casting Call: Bilingual Teaching Artist (Temporary Position)
Job Details:
Queens Museum is excited to announce multiple openings for talented and passionate Bilingual Teaching Artists to join our dynamic Development and Education Department. These roles are designed for individuals who can lead art classes, workshops, and educational programs, particularly targeting older adults. The key languages of focus are Spanish and Mandarin. This is a temporary position with a flexible schedule to accommodate program needs.
Job Responsibilities:
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Conduct Educational Programs: Lead engaging art classes, workshops, and educational programs for older adults in Spanish and/or Mandarin.
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Adapt Teaching Methods: Utilize diverse teaching strategies to cater to a wide range of abilities and learning styles among participants.
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Curriculum Development: Collaborate in the creation and implementation of age-appropriate, culturally relevant curriculum and educational materials.
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Community Engagement: Actively participate in community outreach to promote program participation and cultural inclusivity.
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Program Evaluation: Assist in assessing the effectiveness of programs and provide feedback for continuous improvement.
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Team Collaboration: Work closely with the Education and Development teams to ensure a cohesive approach to community education and engagement.
Requirements:
- Language Proficiency: Fluency in Spanish and/or Mandarin is essential.
- Educational Background: A degree in Art Education, Fine Arts, or a related field is preferred.
- Experience: Prior experience in teaching art, especially to older adults or in community settings.
- Skills: Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to adapt teaching styles to diverse audiences; creativity in program planning.
- Availability: Must be available to work a flexible schedule, including some weekends and evenings as required by program schedules.
Compensation Details:
- Hourly Rate: Competitive, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- Contract Length: Varies based on program needs; typically ranging from a few weeks to several months.
- Additional Benefits: Opportunities for professional development and to be part of a vibrant, culturally enriching environment.
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Job Description
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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
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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
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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