Gallery Assistant

Job Description
An art space is seeking an organized, proactive, and personable Gallery Assistant to support daily gallery operations and public programs. This temporary, part-time role is ideal for someone enthusiastic about contemporary art and comfortable engaging with visitors in a professional setting.

The Gallery Assistant will serve as a key point of contact for guests while helping ensure smooth day-to-day operations and successful execution of public programs.

Job Responsibilities

• Manage front desk operations and welcome visitors

• Support exhibition maintenance and presentation

• Assist with public program logistics, including evening events

• Provide general communications support

• Perform light archival and administrative tasks

• Engage with visitors and discuss contemporary art in an accessible way

Requirements

• Organized, detail-oriented, and adaptable

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills

• Interest in contemporary art

• Availability Thursdays–Saturdays

• Evening availability required for public programs

Position Details

• Temporary, part-time

• Thursdays–Saturdays

• April 8 – May 23

Compensation Details

• $25 per hour

Job Description
An independent production team is staffing up for upcoming 2026 projects in Vancouver, including a music video and a narrative short film. The team is seeking experienced and collaborative crew members across multiple departments to support a low-budget independent production.

Honorarium will be provided per role, with meals, credit, and potential festival exposure included. The production is committed to uplifting underrepresented voices and prioritizes POC and queer creatives while remaining open to all applicants.

Job Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the director and creative team to execute production vision

• Fulfill department-specific duties throughout pre-production, production, and wrap

• Maintain professionalism and strong communication on set

• Support a safe, inclusive, and efficient working environment

Open Crew Positions

• Production Designer

• Set Dresser

• Costume / Wardrobe Stylist

• On-Set Sound

• BTS / Stills Photographer

• 1st Assistant Director

• 2nd Assistant Director

Requirements

• Relevant experience in the selected department preferred

• Ability to work on an independent, low-budget production

• Strong teamwork and communication skills

• Submit resume or brief bio, portfolio/website/IMDb (if applicable), and role of interest

Compensation Details

• Honorarium provided per role (based on scope and experience)

• Meals included

• Production credit

• Festival exposure opportunity

Job Description
A production equipment rental company is hiring a full-time Camera Prep Technician in Melbourne. This role is ideal for someone with hands-on experience in camera systems and production gear who thrives in a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment.

The Camera Prep Technician will be responsible for preparing, maintaining, and testing camera equipment to ensure it meets professional production standards before dispatch.

Job Responsibilities

• Prepare and test camera equipment prior to rental or production use

• Inspect, clean, and maintain camera systems and accessories

• Assist clients with equipment demonstrations and troubleshooting

• Ensure all gear is functioning properly and packaged accurately

• Maintain organized prep areas and inventory records

Requirements

• Experience in camera prep or production equipment handling preferred

• Strong technical knowledge of camera systems and accessories

• Attention to detail and ability to work efficiently

• Ability to work full-time hours

• Strong communication and teamwork skills

Compensation Details

• Full-time position

• Competitive compensation (details provided upon application)

• Opportunity to work within a professional production environment

Job Description

A production team is seeking an experienced camera operator for a corporate-style interview shoot. The selected candidate will be responsible for operating and monitoring two Sony mirrorless cameras mounted on tripods during a full production day.

All equipment will be provided. The camera operator must arrive on location prepared to work and maintain a high level of professionalism throughout the shoot.

Job Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor two Sony mirrorless cameras

• Ensure proper framing, focus, and exposure throughout filming

• Maintain steady tripod setups during interviews

• Coordinate with production team to ensure smooth workflow

• Manage footage responsibly during production day

Requirements

• Experience operating Sony mirrorless camera systems

• Strong understanding of interview-style and corporate shooting formats

• Ability to work efficiently during an 8-hour production day

• Professional demeanor and reliability

• Portfolio or website showcasing previous work required

Compensation

• $500 per day

• All gear provided

Job Description

A socially driven independent short film titled Silent Resilience is assembling a lean and dedicated crew for an upcoming production. The film centers on an immigrant woman confronting wage theft and navigating her fight for justice in Canada. The project is festival-focused and aims for submission to major international festivals.

This is a non-union, low-budget indie production seeking committed professionals who thrive in collaborative, fast-paced environments.

Job Responsibilities

Line Producer / UPM:

• Oversee budgeting and production logistics

• Manage schedules, locations, and overall production operations

• Ensure smooth coordination between departments

1st Assistant Director (1st AD):

• Create and manage shooting schedules

• Coordinate cast and crew during production

• Maintain on-set efficiency and time management

Requirements

• Must be able to work as a local in Toronto/GTA

• Strong communication skills and a proactive, solution-oriented attitude

• Reliable and professional with indie set experience preferred

• Available for scheduled production dates

• Submit resume, short introduction, availability, and relevant links (IMDb/portfolio/LinkedIn)

Compensation

• Non-union

• Low-budget indie production

• Compensation details provided upon selection

Job Description
A production team is seeking a two-person Hair and Makeup (HMU) team for a live panel event featuring three female on-stage talents. The event will be filmed and live-streamed, and the HMU team will be needed in the morning prior to the panel going live, making this closer to a half-day commitment per event day.

This is a professional opportunity to work on a live streamed production, ensuring on-camera talent looks polished and camera-ready.

Job Responsibilities

• Provide hair and makeup services for three female panelists

• Prepare talent for on-stage, filmed, and live-streamed appearance

• Complete services in the morning prior to event start time

• Maintain professional kit and sanitation standards

• Collaborate efficiently with production schedule and talent timing

Requirements

• Two-person HMU team preferred

• Experience working on live events, broadcast, or filmed panels

• Must provide own professional kit

• Ability to work efficiently within a morning call time

• Submit CV and rates/kit fee

Compensation

• Paid position (rates to be submitted by applicants)

Job Description
A production team is seeking an experienced sound mixer for an upcoming documentary-style shoot. The project involves filming one talent, primarily outdoors with one indoor location requiring lavalier setup and timecode. This is a lightweight production with an estimated shoot time of 4–5 hours.

The team is looking for a reliable, punctual, and collaborative professional who brings a positive attitude to set and can work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

Job Responsibilities

• Capture high-quality on-location audio for documentary-style filming

• Set up and manage lavalier microphones for a single on-camera talent

• Handle timecode synchronization

• Monitor and ensure clean dialogue recording in both outdoor and indoor environments

• Collaborate closely with the production team to maintain smooth workflow

Requirements

• Prior experience as a sound mixer on documentary or similar productions

• Must provide professional audio equipment, including lav setup and timecode capability

• Strong communication skills and ability to work independently

• Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented

• Include phone number, availability, and rate with application

Compensation

• Paid position (rate based on experience and availability)

Job Description
A documentary production is seeking experienced camera and audio professionals for a one-day shoot in Dayton, Ohio. The project centers on events following unrest in the Democratic Republic of Congo and requires skilled crew members comfortable working in a documentary-style, on-location environment.

This is a paid opportunity for local crew based in or near Cincinnati, Dayton, or Columbus, Ohio. BIPOC professionals and women are strongly encouraged to apply.

Job Responsibilities

• Camera Operator: Capture documentary footage and interviews; provide and manage a professional light kit suitable for on-location filming.

• Audio Technician: Record high-quality sound using boom and lavalier microphone kits; ensure clear dialogue and ambient audio capture.

• Collaborate closely with the director and production team to execute the visual and audio approach.

• Maintain efficiency and professionalism throughout the one-day shoot.

Requirements

• Must be local to Cincinnati, Dayton, or Columbus, Ohio.

• Prior experience in documentary or field production preferred.

• Camera Operator must provide a light kit.

• Audio Technician must provide boom and lav kit.

• Submit reel and professional references.

• Strong communication skills and ability to work in fast-paced production environments.

Compensation

• Paid position (rate discussed upon booking).

Job Description
A sitcom comedy pilot titled “It’s The Little Things” is now hiring experienced film crew members for an upcoming production in South Florida. The production team is seeking skilled and reliable professionals to help round out the crew for a multi-day comedy shoot. This is a paid opportunity to work on a scripted sitcom project, collaborate with a creative team, and receive IMDb credit.

Job Responsibilities

• 1st Assistant Director (1st AD): Oversee scheduling, coordinate daily production logistics, and ensure smooth on-set operations.

• Camera Operator: Operate camera equipment for scripted scenes (must own a BMP4K or 6K camera).

• 1st Assistant Camera (1st AC): Manage focus pulling, camera setup, and maintenance.

• 2nd Assistant Camera (2nd AC): Support the camera department with slate, media management, and gear organization.

• Gaffer: Lead the lighting department and execute the lighting plan for comedic scenes.

• Grip: Assist with rigging, light support, and on-set equipment setup.

• Sound Mixer: Handle on-set audio recording and mixing (please specify if you own your own sound kit).

Requirements

• Must be local to South Florida (no travel or lodging provided)

• Prior experience in the specific crew role applying for

• Professional attitude and ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced production environment

• Must provide reel and/or resume

• Must submit day rate with application

• Camera Operators must own BMP4K or 6K camera equipment

Compensation

• Paid position (rate TBD/negotiable based on experience)

• Meals provided

• IMDb credit

1st AC (First Assistant Camera) – Paid Film Crew Job in Los Angeles

Job Description
A paid film crew job is now open for an experienced 1st AC (First Assistant Camera) in Los Angeles, CA. Production is seeking an ISO 1st Assistant Camera with a strong technical background and a great attitude to join an upcoming shoot.

This is a great opportunity for skilled camera assistants looking to expand their on-set experience in a professional production environment. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, reliable, and confident managing camera operations in a fast-paced setting.

Job Responsibilities

• Assist the Director of Photography with camera setup and operation

• Pull focus accurately during takes

• Manage and maintain camera equipment

• Ensure lenses, media, and accessories are organized and production-ready

• Troubleshoot technical issues on set

• Collaborate with the camera department to maintain workflow efficiency

Requirements

• Experience working as a 1st AC or First Assistant Camera

• Strong understanding of camera systems and lens mechanics

• Ability to pull focus consistently and accurately

• Professional attitude and strong communication skills

• Must be able to work as a local hire in Los Angeles, CA

Compensation

• Paid film crew position

• Professional on-set experience

• Opportunity to work with an experienced production team

• Valuable credit for future camera department opportunities

Job Description
An independent dark comedy/drama short film is seeking a dependable, proactive Grip to join a small, focused production team. This non-union crew opportunity is ideal for grips who enjoy hands-on work in character-driven indie films and thrive in organized, collaborative environments. The role plays a key part in maintaining efficient setups and a safe, smooth workflow during interior-heavy scenes.

Job Responsibilities

• Support camera and lighting setups, including stands, modifiers, and basic rigging

• Assist the Director of Photography and G&E team to keep setups moving efficiently

• Help maintain a safe, organized set during company moves and resets

• Contribute positively to a collaborative indie film environment

Requirements

• Non-union crew members

• Prior on-set experience as a Grip (student, indie, or short film experience welcome)

• Comfortable working on a tight, performance-driven production

• Reliable, punctual, adaptable, and team-oriented

Compensation

• Unpaid role

• Meals provided

• IMDb credit

• Copy of the film provided

Job Description
A comedy short film is seeking an Art Department / Set Dresser to help bring a fun, stylized apartment setting to life. The project centers on a group of close-knit female friends hosting multiple pre-parties in one apartment, with humor inspired by The Office and Arrested Development. The visual tone leans toward funky, playful, and purposefully messy “girlhood” vibes. This is a collaborative indie production ideal for creatives looking to build experience and credits in narrative filmmaking.

Job Responsibilities

• Lead and manage the art department for a short-form comedy project

• Collaborate with the director and creative team to develop the overall visual concept

• Dress and style multiple apartment-based set-ups (approximately six variations)

• Source, arrange, and adjust props and décor to support story and comedy beats

• Ensure visual continuity across all scenes

• Help maintain a visually engaging and camera-ready environment throughout the shoot

Requirements

• Interest or experience in art department work, set dressing, or production design

• Strong creative eye with an understanding of comedic and stylized environments

• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced indie film setting

• Comfortable working within a limited art department budget

• Reliable, organized, and able to problem-solve on set

Compensation Details

• Unpaid position

• On-screen credit provided

• Meals provided during production

• Excellent opportunity for portfolio building and hands-on experience