Graduate Assistant (Media & Visual Arts: Equipment Office)

Graduate Assistant (Media & Visual Arts: Equipment Office)

• 50000574
• School of Communication & Arts
• Student & Temporary
• Part time
• Closing on: Feb 25 2027

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This technical position assists in the management of the Equipment Office and provides production support for all field and studio productions.

Responsibilities:

• Set up, operate and assist with training for all production systems and equipment, including studio, film stage and field equipment
• Assist in preparation of equipment for productions in COM and various locations around campus
• Maintain, troubleshoot, and perform repair of systems and equipment, including computers, servers, software and other equipment used in digital cinematography and video production
• Prepare the Film Stage and TV studio for all classes and productions
• Provide technical support on all studio related aspects to the faculty and students, and troubleshoot technical problems in Film Stage, TV Studio, and Equipment Office
• Work closely with the faculty to train students in proper production procedures
• Assist in tagging equipment and keeping inventory current in the Farmer's Wife system
• Ensure studio and equipment web pages are current
• Assist with equipment and systems purchases and upgrades
• Maintain communication with administration, staff, faculty, and clients to ensure satisfaction

Requirements:

• Must be a current Regent University MFA student in CTV
• Must have a satisfactory driving history
• Knowledge of various technical equipment, including field and studio cameras, lenses, camera stabilization systems, pedestals, tripods, dolly's, jibs, video switchers, video routers, video scopes, title generators, computers, CD/DVD/Blu-Ray, servers, recording systems, lights, dimming systems, and networking
• Ability to set up video monitors, waveform monitors, and vector scopes
• Knowledge of video formats and standards
• Ability to work with professors and students in a mentoring/coaching relationship
• Ability to troubleshoot computer related problems, and capable of performing simple wiring
• Strong work ethic and excellent people skills
• Highly organized with the ability to multi-task
• Self-directed and highly motivated, with strong decision-making and problem-solving skills
• Professional appearance and demeanor
• Must be able to climb ladders, as well as lift, carry and load film and television equipment
• Commitment to Regent's core values of Excellence, Innovation, and Integrity

Salary: $12.77 per hour

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Benefits

Not eligible for benefits

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