Job Description
A leading film education program is hiring a Head of Post-Production Education for a full-time leadership role. This position is ideal for experienced post-production professionals ready to lead a robust educational pathway while managing curriculum development and teaching high-level editing and workflow courses. The role combines hands-on instruction with creative and administrative oversight, making it perfect for industry veterans ready to shape future post professionals.
Job Responsibilities
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Lead and develop the post-production education track
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Teach 3–5 post-production courses annually
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Manage post-production instructors and align course content
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Oversee curriculum, content strategy, and administrative duties
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Contribute to shaping educational standards across the program
Requirements
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Bachelor’s degree with at least 10 years of recognized experience in film/TV post-production
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Proven expertise in nonlinear editing systems and full post-production workflow
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Demonstrated ability to teach and lead in a professional training environment
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Specialized training or certifications in post-production preferred
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Strong communication and leadership skills
Compensation
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Full-time salaried position
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Collaborative work environment with industry-standard resources
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Opportunity to influence and inspire the next generation of post-production talent
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Job Description
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Job Responsibilities
- Teach private acting lessons for children and teens.
- Lead weekly kids acting classes.
- Provide high school audition coaching and preparation.
- Help young performers develop acting, performance, and audition skills.
- Substitute for children’s performing arts classes when needed.
- Create a positive, supportive, and engaging learning environment.
- Coordinate teaching availability with students and the school.
Requirements
- Experience teaching or coaching acting for children and teens.
- Strong acting, communication, and instructional skills.
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Compensation
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