Job Description
A renowned film education program is seeking an experienced Set Construction and Production Design Instructor to train aspiring creatives in the art of set building and production design. This role is ideal for a seasoned film and TV professional with a strong background in art department work, carpentry, and scenic design. The position offers the opportunity to guide students through hands-on training in set creation for professional film and television environments.
Job Responsibilities
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Teach courses in set construction and production design
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Provide hands-on instruction in carpentry, painting, sculpting, and tool usage
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Demonstrate best practices in scenic construction and art department workflows
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Support students in building foundational skills for on-set success
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Foster a collaborative learning environment rooted in industry standards
Requirements
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10+ years of experience in professional film and TV productions, preferably union-based
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Strong knowledge of production design and art department operations
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Ability to teach a range of set construction skills and techniques
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Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent professional experience
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Teaching experience is a plus but not required
Compensation
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Competitive instructor pay
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Access to a professional training environment
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Opportunity to shape the next generation of film industry artists
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Job Responsibilities
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Support daily casting operations across multiple projects
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Based in New York State or able to work as a New York hire
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Strong organization, attention to detail, and follow-through
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Clear communication skills and comfort in a collaborative setting
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Casting office experience preferred
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