Film Archiving Technician

Rieles Group

  • NULL, VA
  • 18 days ago

    Highlights

    The work requires film handling and identification skills, condition assessment, rehousing and accurate inventory documentation Core responsibilities: Inspect film cans and reels; identify titles, reel numbers and film element types using labels, documentation and film bench inspection. Preferred: certificate or degree in Film Preservation or Moving Image Preservation, or four years of relevant film collection experience Requirements: Updated Resume; relevant film processing experience; interest; availability; and willingness to work onsite in Culpeper Please send me your most updated resume to mcastillo@rielesgroup.com.

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    LocationNULL, VA

    Description

    Film Archiving Technician, Culpeper, VA
    Film Archiving Technician, Motion Picture Film Archiving Project, Culpeper, VA
    Location: Culpeper, VA
    Worksite: Library of Congress Packard Campus, 19053 Mt. Pony Road, Culpeper, VA 22701
    Work Arrangement: Onsite
    Anticipated Start Date: November 12, 2026
    Contract: Base Year + Four Option Years
    Position Type: Full-Time
    Position Overview
    RieLes Group is seeking 2 Film Archiving Technician to support the Library of Congress Motion Picture Film Archiving Project at the Library of Congress Packard Campus in Culpeper, Virginia
    Perform hands-on archival processing of historic motion picture film. The work requires film handling and identification skills, condition assessment, rehousing and accurate inventory documentation
    Core responsibilities:
    Inspect film cans and reels; identify titles, reel numbers and film element types using labels, documentation and film bench inspection
    Document condition concerns, including shrinkage and vinegar syndrome; rehouse films using Library-provided archival cans
    Label and barcode items, enter inventory and metadata, and place completed materials on designated shelves for Library staff
    Maintain processing counts and quality records, support progress reporting, and follow approved workflows and safe handling procedures
    Qualifications:
    Demonstrated motion picture film identification, handling and inspection expertise, including the ability to distinguish negatives, prints, soundtracks and other production materials
    Knowledge of archival organization and description, basic preservation practices, accurate data entry and effective communication
    Minimum six months of experience in a library or archives environment performing similar tasks; ability to lift up to 35 pounds
    Preferred: certificate or degree in Film Preservation or Moving Image Preservation, or four years of relevant film collection experience
    Requirements:
    Updated Resume; relevant film processing experience; interest; availability; and willingness to work onsite in Culpeper
    Please send me your most updated resume to mcastillo@rielesgroup.com

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