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UCLA TFT Alumni Newsletter
February 5, 2016
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Welcome to the TFT Alumni Newsletter
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News and TFT Alumni Events
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JODY by Chris Kyle & Jason Wilborn Debuts on The Black List Table Reads
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TFT alumnus Chris Kyle (MFA '05, who currently teaches in the UCLA Professional Program in Screenwriting) and Jason Wilborn's screenplay JODY has been produced by the
Black List Table Reads podcast.
JODY is about a gay quarterback who gets outed by Deadspin.com on the eve of the Super Bowl.
The Black List writes: "Just in time for Super Bowl 50, hear this searing script about what it means to be an outsider in the world of American football with Chris Kyle and Jason Wilborn's JODY on The Black List Table Reads on Wolfpop Network!
This intense sports drama features an incredible cast including MATT BARR, ASHLEY GREENE, EDWARD QUINN, CONSTANCE ZIMMER, AIMEE TEEGARDEN, EMILY OSMENT, JONATHAN GOLDSTEIN, JR LEMON, MICHAEL DEMPSEY, AND CARTER HASTINGS. JODY's exploration of identity, the role of the media in American sports, and love, romantic and otherwise, cannot be missed."
Listen to the podcast here.
An accompanying piece from The Huffington Post can be found at this link.
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UCLA Black Alumni Association Honors TFT Alumna
Shirley Jo Finney ('73) with the Beverly Robinson Award
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"How Film School Can Address Violent Extremism"
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"Altman's Last Stand" Opens Saturday at The Zephyr Theatre
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The Daily Bruin ran a story today on TFT alumna Yee Eun Nam ('14), who designed the set of the production "Altman's Last Stand", which premieres Saturday at the Zephyr Theatre in Los Angeles, and runs through March 13th.
Tickets can purchased
here.
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TFT Alumna Jules Nurrish Chosen as Directing Lab Fellow for 2016
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TFT alumna Jules Nurrish (MFA '12) has been chosen by Film Independent as one of eight Directing Lab fellows for 2016.
More about Film Independent's 2016 Directing Lab and Jules' project
Clinch can be found
here.
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Daily Bruin Profiles TFT Alumna Erica Lindbeck ('14)
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TFT BEN East presents:
Audition Psych 101 Workshop with Michael Kostroff (The Wire)
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Audition Psych 101 is a four-hour workshop for actors that deals with the mental side of the audition process. It’s mostly a lecture/conversation, focusing exclusively on the way we think about this weird show-business ritual, and how we can approach it better.
During the session, we deconstruct the ideas that make us feel scared, nervous, insecure, discouraged, and unworthy, explode some of our strange, illogical actor mythologies, and consider fresh ideas and practicable techniques for making auditions much more enjoyable and much more successful.
Here’s why it’s effective: Audition Psych 101 isn’t based on any sort of magical positive thinking, new-age philosophy, or spiritual beliefs. The ideas all come from solid, provable realities, professional experiences, and good old-fashioned logic. It’s the stuff you know in your gut, brought back into focus.
The atmosphere is casual and encouraging and there’s typically a lot of laughing.
WHEN:Sunday, March 6, 2016 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (EST)
WHERE: 244 W. 54th St. - 12th Floor New York, NY 10019
From now until Sunday, February 14th tickets are specially priced at $10
February 15th to March 5th tickets are $13
Tickets are $15 at the door.
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Alumni Nights with The Archive:
Seijun Suzuki Double Feature
Saturday, February 13th
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UCLA Film & Television Archive; the Freer and Sackler Galleries, Smithsonian Institution; Japan Foundation; and UCLA Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies present as part of Action, Anarchy and Audacity: A Seijun Suzuki Retrospective
Tattooed Life (Japan, 1965) and Carmen from Kawachi (Japan, 1965)
February 13, 2016
This double feature is part of the ongoing program, “TFT Alumni Nights with the Archive.”
Free admission to both films for TFT Alumni who say, “TFT ALUMNI” at the Billy Wilder Theater box office.
Saturday, Feb 13 @ 7:30 p.m.
Tattooed Life (Japan, 1965)
Set in the 1930s, Tattooed Life (1965) is the story of two brothers: Kenji, an art student, and Tetsu, who is working as a yakuza to help pay for Kenji’s tuition. When a hit job goes horribly wrong, the brothers flee. They end up finding work in a mine—and falling in love with the owner’s wife and daughter. But will Tetsu’s gang tattoos reveal the brothers’ secret past? The first film to earn director Seijun Suzuki a warning about “going too far” from his Nikkatsu bosses, Tattooed Life contains one of his most iconic and audacious violations of film form: a final fight scene in which the floor suddenly and illogically disappears, and the action is filmed from below the actors’ feet.
35mm, color, in Japanese with English subtitles, 87 min. Production: Nikkatsu. Producer: Masayuki Takagi. Director: Seijun Suzuki. Screenwriter: Kei Hattori, Kinya Naoi. Cinematographer: Kuratarô Takamura. Production Design: Takeo Kimura. Editor: Akira Suzuki. Music: Masayoshi Ikeda. With: Hideki Takahashi, Kotobuki Hananomoto, Akira Yomauchi, Hiroko Ito, Masako Izumi.
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Carmen from Kawachi (Japan, 1965)
A 1960s riff on the opera Carmen (including a rock version of its famous aria “Habanero”), this picaresque tale sends its heroine from the countryside to Osaka and Tokyo in search of success as a singer. Her journey is fraught with exploitation and abuse at the hands of nefarious men—until Carmen seeks revenge. Mixing comedy, biting social commentary and director Seijun Suzuki’s customarily outrageous stylistic flourishes, this fast-paced gem is an overlooked classic from his creative late period at Nikkatsu Studios.
35mm, color, in Japanese with English subtitles, 89 min. Production: Nikkatsu. Producer: Shizuo Sakagami. Director: Seijun Suzuki. Based on a novel by Toko Kon. Screenwriter: Katsumi Miki. Cinematographer: Shigeyoshi Mine. Production Design: Takeo Kimura. Editor: Akira Suzuki. Music: Taichiro Kosugi. With: Yumiko Nogawa, Ruriko Ito, Chikako Miyagi, Michio Hino, Shoichi Kuwayama.
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"Anything for Love" airs February 14th
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From Jessica Yingling:
Please mark your calendars and watch the Hallmark Channel original film "Anything for Love" written by UCLA TFT alum Barbara Curry (MFA '09) and produced by UCLA TFT alum Jessica Yingling (MFA '07).
Synopsis: Katherine, a high-powered executive who believes men are intimidated by her career, is persuaded by her friend to create an internet dating profile claiming she is an executive assistant. Meanwhile, Jack, a male nurse, creates his own internet dating profile without realizing his best friend has secretly changed his profession to be a doctor. They are matched and find themselves falling in love, but hiding their true identities proves far trickier than expected when Katherine’s ornery and controlling father ends up in the hospital under Jack’s care.
For more information: http://www.hallmarkchannel.com/anything-for-love
"Anything for Love" airs on the Hallmark Channel on February 14th at 9/8c.
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AMERYKA
Feb 5 - March 6 at The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles
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Ameryka is written and directed by Nancy Keystone (BA ’85), the Founder and Artistic Director of Critical Mass Performance Group. Nancy is a recent recipient of the prestigious Doris Duke Performing Artist Award and has gained national prominence as an innovative theater director. Ameryka has been in development since 2010, and we’re thrilled to announce the world premiere production at Shakespeare Center Los Angeles from February 6-March 6. The cast includes UCLA Theater alumni Russell Edge (BA, ’90) and myself, Valerie Spencer (BA ’84).
http://www.criticalmassperformancegroup.com/
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Black List Script ‘Bury the Lead’ in Development as Movie
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Newly launched Elston Films has acquired Justin Kremer’s Black List script “Bury the Lead,” Variety has learned exclusively.
The journalism drama will be produced by Elston Film principals Kevin Cooper ('05), DeAnna Cooper, Billy Dec and Kat Stephens. Madhouse Entertainment principal Adam Kolbrenner will executive produce.
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Nationwide Screenwriting Competition - DuSable Productions
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HOLLYWOOD FILM COMPANY SEEKS WRITERS FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS FOR FILM ADAPTATION
LOS ANGELES, CA || January 28, 2016 -- DuSable Productions, an independent film company, has announced today it will begin accepting applications for its screenwriting competition, seeking emerging writers from diverse backgrounds; applications will be accepted until March 25th through WithoutABox. The winning writer will be commissioned to develop a screenplay adaptation of the non-fiction book “The DuSable Panthers: The Greatest, Blackest, Saddest Team from the Meanest Street in Chicago” by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ira Berkow.
The film, set in 1950’s Chicago (against the Civil Rights Movement and pending Brown vs Board of Education decision), tells the story of The DuSable Panthers: the nation's first black basketball team with a black coach to compete in the championship game of a state tournament against a predominantly-white team. Referred to as “The Wonder Five,” their spectacular skill and immense poise carried them through the season and into the record books, forever changing the game of basketball.
The competition, launched in response to the findings of the most recent Hollywood Writers Report (commissioned by the Writers Guild of America, West and released in 2014), actively seeks those who historically have a harder time getting their foot in the door in Hollywood. With minorities accounting for less than 5% of all employed film writers (while women account for less than 15%), “we want to do whatever we can to help close that gap and this story inherently gives voice to the underdog,” say producers Shana Landsburg, Suzanne McCafferty, Sovonto Green, and Emery King.
The competition is open to all non-union writers, age 18 and older who meet the diversity criteria. All applications must be submitted through the online portal, Without A Box, and will require a resume, a writing sample, and a brief explanation of how their background has impacted them as a writer.
For details on eligibility and prizes, as well as more information about The DuSable Panthers, please visit www.dusableproductions.com. DuSable Productions is an independent film company that seeks to tell diverse stories about the unsung heroes of history - while granting opportunities to the unsung artists of today. The company is comprised of: Shana Landsburg, Suzanne McCafferty, Sovonto Green, and Emery King.
www.dusableproductions.com
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29 Palms Military Film Festival
Screenplay Contest
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Celebrating the screenplay writer as the heart of the collaborative filmmaking process,
The 29 Palms Screenplay Contest recognizes emerging military-themed screenplays. The international competition gives writers the opportunity to have their scripts read by a prestigious jury, receive industry recognition and possibly win an all expenses paid, month long residency in Twentynine Palms, Ca., which includes a festival sponsored reception honoring the winner of
The 29 Palms Screenplay Contest with media coverage.
Screenplays entering the competition must be submitted no later than Friday 19 February 2016. Each entry is finalized with a payment of $25 USD to cover administrative and processing costs associated with the contest. Five shortlisted writers will be offered a 2-night hotel stay (Friday 13 and Saturday 14 May 2016) in Twentynine Palms and VIP access to the screenings and all sidebar events. Click HERE for rules and regulations.
All scripts will be treated as confidential and in no circumstances be passed on to a third party. Confidentiality and protection of the ideas submitted is guaranteed. Legal recourse is ruled out. All parties involved in the screenplay contest undertake to maintain secrecy with respect to any information received in the framework of the competition.
Submit your screenplay here.
The contest and award ceremony will take place at the 29 Palms Inn on Saturday 14 May from 5 PM to 7 PM.
For more information, please contact Marc BERRY on (323) 782 13 00.
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Support the TFT BEN Programming Fund!
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The TFT Bruin Entertainment Network is now able to accept direct donations to a dedicated TFT alumni programming fund. To support the BEN Programming Fund, click the link below, and make sure to share the link with others!
A link to support the TFT BEN Scholarship Fund will be available in coming weeks.
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Get involved with TFT BEN
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Job Listings and Available Services
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Film Production Company Intern Wanted
Top level TV and film production company seeks unpaid interns to serve in Hollywood office.
President/CEO is an Emmy Award Winning Producer whose credits include the hit series 24, FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, FELICITY, ER, SPORTS NIGHT, the film MULHOLLAND DRIVE and many others. Company presently has TV series in various stages of development and production at NBC, UNIVERSAL, USA, ABC, FOX, SHOWTIME, CW, TNT, TBS.
Position is unpaid, but college credit is available. Looking for current students and recent graduates with a thick skin and basic knowledge of the entertainment business. Previous internship experience in an office environment is a plus.
This is fun and busy work environment with ample opportunity to learn all aspects of the entertainment business. You will be actively reading/evaluating scripts, providing feedback, brainstorming ideas, doing project-related research as well as assisting with all administrative duties: Heavy phones, scheduling, errands, lunch runs, filing/faxing. Everything and anything. A no-job-is-too-small attitude is absolutely mandatory.
Positive demeanor, strong writing skills, and good way with people will be expected.
Applicants should be able to commit to the position at least 2-3 FULL DAYS per week, for the next 2-3 months.
This is a great ''resume builder'' and foot-in-the-door for anyone looking to build a career in entertainment.
Interested applicants, please attach your resume as a .PDF in an email to Drew Kopmeier at drew.kopmeier@flameventures.com
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Recommended Script Doctor
Having received my MFA in screenwriting in 1992 from UCLA, I've had four development deals and have consulted on projects for Warner Bros., Paramount, and HBO. Creative Screenwriting magazine rated me as a "highly recommended" script doctor, placing me in the top 8 nationally. I offer a page-by-page red-ink edit, and my doctoring fees are quite reasonable. Please check out the many success stories on my website @: ScriptDoctor911.com.
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Assistant for Executive Producer Wanted
Seeking a hardworking organized assistant for an EP on a successful 3rd season cable series. Series is shot in NY, EP is in LA working in Post through May/June. Experience working in production and/or post strongly preferred.
Responsibilities include: scheduling and managing calendar (ability to coordinate with production in NY and post in LA), ability to listen and take detailed notes during meetings, understanding of story and ability to discuss cuts and scripts with the EP required. College degree required. Ideal candidate should want to be a creative producer. Knowledge of/experience working in NY a huge plus. Position is at Sunset Gower and goes through May/June. Please send resumes to coexecutiveproducerasst@gmail.com
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County of Hawaii Hiring
Economic Development Specialist III (FILM)
Position located in Hawaii
Job Title: Economic Development Specialist III (Film) - SR-24
Closing Date/Time: Continuous
Salary: $26.56 - $31.06 Hourly
$4,603.00 - $5,384.00 Monthly
$55,236.00 - $64,608.00 Annually
Job Type:Permanent Full-TimeLocation:Kailua-Kona, HawaiiDepartment:Research and DevelopmentAs the County's film representative for the Department of Research and Development, this Economic Development Specialist III position provides the overall leadership and direction for the County of Hawai`i's creative industries, including but not limited to, film, television and new media production companies. This position plans, develops, and implements the economic development programs and activities that promote and address the development, expansion, and sustainability of these industries.
This position builds relationships in the community, serves as a front-line resource when the industry experiences hardships and challenges, and provides management and financial support to research and development projects. It coordinates efforts of public, private and legislative partners to administer programs, and ensures compliance with regulatory components of this program.
This position requires island-wide and off-island travel and evening/weekend attendance at meetings and various functions.
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Junior Editor/AE at Woven
Looking for a Jr Editor/Assistant Editor with excellent communication skills who can work with our production team to create short-form videos every day (Informational, witty pop culture pieces, trending topics, etc.). Ideal candidate will have research and writing skills with a sense of humor, understanding of story, and knowledge of current pop culture trends.
Lengthy list of credits not a prerequisite, but must know Adobe Premiere and After Effects.
Candidate must be able to handle fast pace workload while remaining self-disciplined to generate new ideas and meet deadlines to deliver a polished, mixed, tight story within extremely tight deadlines.
Please send samples of work if available.
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Tencent Online Media
Original Content Producer Wanted
Job is located in Beijing, China
Job Title: 17761-Original Content Producer（Beijing）
Job Location: Beijing
Hours: Full Time
Available Positions: 1
Academic Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree
Minimum Job Experience: 5+ years
Foreign Languages : English, Chinese
Job Requirements:
Responsible for preliminary evaluations of projects, including its viability, timescale / scheduling etc.;
Responsible for communication with project stakeholders, dealing with licensing / copyright and managing different departments according to project needs;
Ensure projects’ progress and quality, responsible for projects’ overall production, including script development, assembling team / crew /cast, production, post-production, ensure successful execution of project;
Oversee project at all stages, troubleshoot problems as they arise;
Contact clients，coordinate related tasks.
Person Specification:
5+ years producer experience,
Be able to develop a script. Be skilled in planning, organization and in selecting scripts. Applicants with understanding of web-based industries and having contacts in film / TV will be preferred;
Be familiar with each phase of production; be able to independently take responsibility for project; can independently manage all operations involved in script selection, development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution.
Salary: Well-paid (negotiable)
Apply: Please send your resumes to
recruit@hwcareer.com.
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Video Production Specialist (Boca Raton, FL)
Location:
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Global-Corporate Office
Region:
Boca Raton, FL
Department:
455102 Engagement-CreativeServ-Specialist
Employment Status:
Full time
Shift Hours / Days:
M-F 8-5PM
Hours / Pay Period:
80
Position ID:
38259
Job Function:
Support Services
Description:
Video Production Specialist
We Fight Cancer: Care That Never Quits®
Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA®) delivers an extraordinary patient experience we call Patient Empowered Care®. We deliver state-of-the-art, high quality care through an integrative model where a team of experts puts patients at the center of their own care. Every day is purposeful. Every day, you will help patients win the fight against cancer. Every day is challenging and rewarding beyond your imagination.
A Culture Of Teamwork, Empowerment & Development
CTCA provides Stakeholders with exceptional support and easy access to a wide range of tools and resources they need to bring the best of themselves, every day. Our benefits, wellness, and compensation programs lead the market. Imagine access to your own personal health coach! We also provide extensive training and career development opportunities that encourage professional and personal growth—it is a point of pride. Those are just a few of the ways we empower our Stakeholders to deliver the highest standard of care, which we call the Mother Standard®.
Overview
The Video Production Specialist is a creative storyteller with strong video post-production and production technical skills. The primary focus of this position is telling stories and communicating information clearly through video editing. This position will assist the Senior Producer in taking projects to completion and must possess the technical skills necessary to quickly ingest large amounts of raw footage, and select cogent elements essential to tell compelling and informative stories through video. These videos will help educate cancer patients and their loved ones about treatment options at Cancer Treatment Centers of America, assisting in their cancer treatment decisions. This position is also responsible for filming operational videos; internal live event-style shoots, as well as some external videos. This role will also help with asset management, video sharing and archival.
Job Accountabilities
- Serves the organization in the role of video editor: edits videos shot in-house and by external film crews, taking raw footage through post-production to final cut and distribution, creating high quality videos that clearly communicate key messages; edits videos for internal communication, social media, company events, marketing and advertising.
- Shoots and produces internal video projects (and occasionally still photography): operational videos, internal live-event shoots and some external videos. This includes hands-on video production: filming, lighting, location sound recording and some producing responsibilities.
- Assists in internal digital asset management, organization and video distribution: Video file sharing, EditShare (storage, back-up and archival), Brightcove Media Library, Sitecore video publishing, CTCA YouTube channel, vimeo account and associated web properties.
Key Qualifications
- 3-5 years of professional video production experience, all aspects
- BA, BS, or BFA in film/video production required
- Professional experience in healthcare or life sciences fields
- Must be knowledgeable with operating HD video cameras, lighting for interviews and recording location sound
- Must demonstrate in-depth, working knowledge of industry standard video production technology, including hardware and software
- Proficient with Apple Mac hardware and OS X software
- Understanding of video production workflow from pre-production through post-production and web distribution
- Proficient with professional NLE software: Final Cut Pro X and Adobe Premiere Pro
- Understanding of color correction and color grading: Final Cut Pro X, Adobe SpeedGrade, Colorista and/or DaVinci Resolve
- Understanding of sound editing: audio checkerboarding, Adobe Audition, Avid Pro Tools, PluralEyes and/or iZotope Ozone 6, RX 4 for basic audio syncing, editing, mixing and cleanup
- Experience with digital post-production, multiple video formats, transcoding, encoding and authoring video for distribution. Software includes: Adobe Media Encoder, Apple Compressor, MPEG Streamclip, Flip4Mac, VLC Media Player, ShotPut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, QuickTime, electronic file sharing services and Roxio Toast to compress video in formats optimized for multiple platforms
Benefits and Compensation
- Excellent benefit rates
- Bi-weekly pay checks
- $1,450 wellness incentive, per spouse
- Robust professional development program
- Free $600 towards vitamins, protein, etc. per year
- 11 vacation days, 10 personal holidays, 8 sick days, and 6 national holidays
- 401k immediate funding, vesting and matching
- Annual merit increase, based on individual performance
The Best Place to Work
We call ourselves Stakeholders because we all have a stake in the care and success of every patient. Today, CTCA Stakeholders deliver healing and hope to patients fighting complex and advanced cancer in Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, Philadelphia, PA, Phoenix, AZ and Tulsa, OK. Each of our hospitals earned a Best Place to Work distinction and receives numerous accreditations that celebrate our culture of clinical quality, innovation, high performance and wellness. CTCA Stakeholders form the team of experts who deliver evidence-based clinical therapies, supported by state-of-the art technology and whole person support, including nutrition, mind-body medicine and naturopathic medicine, among many others. We never stop fighting and we always care for each patient as a whole person.
Beyond The Resume, What We Look For
We select people with talent—people who thrive in an environment of continuous improvement. We are creative and resourceful problem solvers. We are inventors and innovators. We are fighters at heart and we look for people who delight serving patients. The power, determination and beauty of the human spirit will enrich and energize you. As a CTCA Stakeholder, you make the difference in the life of a patient.
Do you see yourself working with a passionate team in a dynamic, high growth environment? Visit www.cancercenter.com/careers and apply today.
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KCET Looking to Hire a Multimedia Producer
POSITION SUMMARY:
Reporting to the SVP, Content Development & Production, the Multimedia Producer will develop and produce smart, original content for KCETLink's multiple distribution channels - both for broadcast and digital, and will be charged with creating and commissioning videos, editorial graphics, interactives and other content for all of KCETLink's distribution platforms. The successful candidate will be a digitally-literate, socially-savvy journalist that has the proven ability to source ideas and execute high-quality video stories independently.
JOB DUTIES:
• Under the direction of the SVP, Content Development & Production and collaborating with other KCETLink departments
- develops and produces unique original content across all platforms
- creates and commissions videos, editorial graphics, interactives and other content across all platforms
• Liaises on a daily basis with KCETLink's editors, writers, producers, and the social media and program teams
• Contributes ideas to KCETLink's Production meetings
• Works closely with the Communications Department to market and publicize new content
• Collaborates, as needed, with the Development Department to position KCETLink for new funding sources
• Completes other duties as directed or assigned
DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO:
• Commission and edit video material for the web and for broadcast
• Commission products that are in alignment with KCETLink's vision, within budget and on aggressive deadlines
• Shoot and edit video consistent with industry-standard editing protocols
• Work with web and production publishing tools
• Manage people and products
• Quickly learn KCETLink software and production systems
• Be intellectually curious and a creative and nimble thinker
• Be passionate about producing stories in innovative ways
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
• Minimum 5 years' experience successfully working in the industry
• Masters or Bachelors in Film, Journalism or Art
COMPENSATION
KCETLink offers a competitive salary and benefits package
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES
Submit a resume, a cover letter to HR Coordinator at HR@KCET.org.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Must be able to perform the essential functions of the position with or without accommodations.
KCETLink is an Equal Opportunity Employer: women, minorities, persons with disabilities and veterans are an integral part of the workforce.
APPLY HERE
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Inhance Digital Hiring AV Lead / Technical Support
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YOU ARE a trade show and technical support guru. You have experience working in trade shows and event production environments. You have a deep understanding of hardware, software, and have enviable troubleshooting and organizational skills. You are self-motivated, work well under pressure, and can handle tight deadlines. You thrive in an entrepreneurial culture where you can do ground-breaking work alongside the best talent in the industry.
POSITION
Key responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Work closely with cross-functional teams (Executive Producers, Producers, Technical Manager and IT Manager) to recommend and evaluate computer hardware.
- Price hardware for bids.
- Work closely with cross-functional teams to install and integrate Inhance’s custom software programs onto specific hardware platforms.
- Work with software development, graphics production, and Q/A teams to install software, run extensive testing, and help with troubleshooting.
- Travel to tradeshows and customer locations to install hardware and Inhance’s software.
- Provide onsite technical support, troubleshoot hardware/software issues, install and update hardware and software drivers.
- Manage hardware inventories and hardware logistics for client tradeshows.
- Assist engineering staff in evaluating technical/systems development.
- Assist management in timely deployment of new systems.
- Act as an interface with the software development team on quality control and documentation of technical projects.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Demonstrated ability to work in tradeshows and event production environments.
- Demonstrated ability to price hardware for bids.
- Knowledge of mobile platforms (e.g., iOS, Android).
- Knowledge of basic networking and security (including: DHCP, FTP, SSH, mail and web protocols).
- Position requires international travel; must be available for travel up to 80% and on short notice.
- Knowledge of projection systems, a plus.
- Experience working in animation, film/visual effects, or multimedia companies, a plus
- Experience working on video walls and interactive displays, a plus.
- Must thrive in fast-paced, high pressure environments.
- Must have excellent presentation and communication skills (written, oral, internal, and client-facing).
- Must work well both independently and on teams. Must be punctual, reliable, flexible, and excellent at balancing multiple detail-oriented projects.
- Other duties as assigned.
APPLICATION
To apply, please send your resume, cover letter, and work samples to jobs@inhance.com. Your application will not be considered without a portfolio/reel (if applicable). Please include the name of the position in the subject line of the email.
More job listings from Inhance Digital can be found here
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Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD) Seeking Faculty Positions
in Postproduction and Cinematography
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The School of Film and Television and the School of Digital Media at SCAD are seeking candidates for faculty positions in cinematography, postproduction, animation, visual effects, and game development.
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Preview tickets for
An Act of God
at the Ahmanson
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EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR “AN ACT OF GOD” FOR PREVIEW PERFORMANCES ONLY!
After conquering Broadway, the King of the Universe is coming to Los Angeles for the first time ever!
Emmy Award® winner Sean Hayes stars in An Act of God, the sinfully funny and critically acclaimed new play where God and His devoted angels answer some of the deepest questions that have plagued mankind since Creation. He's finally arrived to set the record straight…and He's not holding back!
Don't miss this hilarious 90-minute comedy written by 13-time Emmy Award winner David Javerbaum (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart) and directed by two-time Tony Award® winner Joe Mantello (Wicked). Get thy tickets today!
$59 Weekends/$49 Weekdays
Preferred Mezzanine (Rows C-P)
January 30 through February 9, 2016 ONLY!
Use Code: ARTSOFFER
To purchase tickets visit CenterTheatreGroup.org
*Online, by phone, or in person. Not valid on previously purchased tickets. Subject to availability. Handling fees apply. Cannot be combined with any other ticket offers.
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Complimentary Tickets to the Laugh Factory, Hollywood
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The last few months of Supply and Demand shows at the Hollywood Laugh Factory were such a success that the club has extended the run through December! If you haven't been yet, you've missed many sold out shows, Dane Cook and Tom Papa dropping by, and performances by Whitney Cummings, Jerrod Carmichael, Iliza Schlesinger, Tommy Johnagin, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Carlos Alazraqui, Steve Hofstetter, Erik Griffin, Godfrey, Neal Brennan, and more!
If you already have tickets, great! If not, the shows are every Wednesday through December. We have 50 complimentary tickets to each one - then they go to $5, $10, $15, and $20 as the show sells out. The Laugh Factory is supporting these shows in a big way, encouraging their most famous comedians to drop by and do surprise sets. Grab the complimentary ones before they're gone and go to as many shows as you want. To get your complimentary tickets, visit:
http://www.comedysupply.com/calendar.cfm?VenueID=1
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Noah Green
Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs, School of Theater, Film and Television
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Make sure your alumni contact info is up to date.
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