Hiring Gaffer and Grip for Short Film
Job Description
A short film production is seeking a skilled and reliable Gaffer and Grip to join the crew for an upcoming shoot. This is a paid opportunity for experienced professionals who can contribute to a creative and efficient filming environment. Candidates must have access to their own lighting and grip equipment and be available for all scheduled shoot dates.
Job Responsibilities
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Set up and operate lighting equipment on set
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Collaborate with the director and cinematographer to achieve desired visual effects
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Ensure all electrical and grip gear is safely and efficiently managed
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Assist with rigging, mounting, and positioning equipment as needed
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Work closely with crew members to maintain a smooth production flow
Requirements
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Must be based in Miami, FL
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Must have own lighting and grip equipment
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Previous experience in short film or similar productions preferred
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Strong understanding of lighting design and on-set safety
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Professional, punctual, and able to work collaboratively
Compensation
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Paid opportunity
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Job Description
A proof-of-concept psychological thriller short film is seeking crew members for an upcoming production that will serve as the foundation for a planned feature film project. The production is currently hiring a Production Designer/Props Master and a Costume Assistant to help bring the film’s creative vision to life.
Job Responsibilities
Production Designer / Props Master
- Collaborate with the director, producers, and department heads during pre-production.
- Source, organize, and manage props required for filming.
- Assist in creating and maintaining the visual style of the project.
- Ensure props and set elements are available and ready during production.
Costume Assistant
- Support wardrobe preparation and organization.
- Assist with costume continuity throughout filming.
- Coordinate with the production team regarding wardrobe needs.
- Help manage costumes during production days.
Requirements
- Strong communication and collaboration skills.
- Ability to work closely with the director, producers, and department heads before principal photography.
- Availability for the production schedule.
- Previous experience in production design, props, wardrobe, or related areas is preferred but not required.
- Must be dependable, organized, and able to work in a fast-paced production environment.
Compensation Details
- Non-union production.
- Production Designer/Props Master budget: $150 for props and production design materials (not labor compensation).
- Food provided.
- Transportation provided.