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Theatrical Jr. Stagehand,Theatrical Stage Techician,Theatrical Stagehand, Theatrical Lead Stagehand, Theatrical Programmer/Rigger, Ass't Technical Director/*Short Term/On-call, as needed /Agoura & Calabasas HS/Non-Unit/Non-Management
Category: Other Classified

Employer: Las Virgenes Unified School District

Contact: Gilles Chiasson / gchiasson@lvusd.org / 818-222-7177

Job is on-call, as-needed, part-time

Salary: $12.00 - $32.00 hourly Non-Unit/Non-Management

The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Jr. Stagehand
Job Description:
 Aspiring theatre technician with a basic knowledge of theatrical protocols and systems, a willingness to learn and a great attitude.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 LVUSD student or alumnus who is currently enrolled in or has completed an ROP Stagecraft Class at either Calabasas or Agoura High School as of January 2013.
Requirements:
 Must meet the minimum training requirements set by the Technical Director.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis at a rate of $12/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.
The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Stage Technician
Job Description:
 Professional stage technician with a working knowledge of theatrical protocols and systems.
Requirements:
The Applicant must have real-world experience:
 hanging and focusing conventional lighting instruments
 operating theatrical fly systems
 safely loading/unloading trucks and vehicles
 basic set maintenance capabilities
 operating as a stagehand on running crews in a live-show environment
ABILITY TO:
 Communicate effectively while working collaboratively with technical directors, artistic personnel, staff, students, parents and other volunteers required.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 2+ years of experience working in the professional theatre industry.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis of $16/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.
The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Stagehand
Job Description
 Professional stage technician with well-rounded knowledge of theatrical protocols, safety and systems.
Requirements:
 The applicant must have real-world, hands-on experience with hanging and focusing conventional lighting, moving lights, and LED instruments.
 Experience operating Flyrail systems.
 Experience with rigging and focusing projectors is preferred.
 Applicants should have an understanding of electrical power and fixture limitations.
 Applicants should have the ability to safely operate basic power tools, as well as perform basic scenic maintenance.
 Experience operating as a stagehand on a running crew in a live-show environment a must.
ABILITY TO:
 Communicate effectively while working collaboratively with technical directors, artistic personnel, staff, students, parents and other volunteers required.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 5+ years of experience working in the professional theatre industry.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis at a rate of $22/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.
The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Lead Stagehand
Job Description
 Professional stage technician with an in-depth knowledge of theatrical technology and disciplines.
Requirements:
 Experience managing a running crew in a live-show environment a must.
 The applicant must have experience leading professional crews charged with hanging and focusing conventional lighting, moving lights, and LED instruments, as well as rigging and focusing projectors.
 The applicant should be well organized and familiar with standard theatrical labor practices (i.e. call times, timecards) and safety standards.
 Applicants should have an understanding of electrical power and fixture limitations.
 Applicants should have the ability to safely operate basic power tools, as well as perform basic scenic maintenance.
 Because the PAEC is primarily a teaching institution, the ideal applicant will possess a willingness to work with students and manage crews of varying skill levels. Past experience in an educational environment is preferred.
ABILITY TO:
 Read theatrical light plots and ground plans proficiently.
 Communicate effectively with staff, students, parents and other volunteers, as well as collaborate with professional designers and rental clients.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 5+ years of experience working in the professional theatre industry.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis at a rate of $25/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.
The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Programmer / Rigger
Job Description
 Professional stage technician possessing an in-depth knowledge of a particular field of theatre technology (i.e., light board programming, stage management, rigging, audio engineering, etc.)
Requirements:
 Extensive experience working with PAEC house control lighting, sound and projections systems, control boards, or fly rail systems a must.
 Because the PAEC is primarily a teaching institution, the ideal applicant will possess a willingness to work with students of varying skill levels. Past experience in an educational environment is preferred.
ABILITY TO:
 Quickly translate direction from designers and staff into tangible, visible results on the stage with respect to the specific area of stagecraft in question.
 Communicate effectively with staff, students, parents and other volunteers, as well as collaborate with professional designers and rental clients.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 5+ years of experience working in the professional theatre industry.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis at a rate of $28/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.
The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Assistant Technical Director
Job Description
 Professional stage technician qualified to serve as a surrogate for the staff Technical Directors.
Requirements:
 The applicant must have experience leading professional crews charged with hanging and focusing conventional lighting, moving lights, and LED instruments, as well as rigging and focusing projectors.
 The applicant should be well organized and familiar with standard theatrical labor practices (i.e. call times, timecards) and safety standards.
 Applicants should understand electrical power and fixture limitations.
 Applicants should have the ability to safely operate basic power tools, as well as perform basic scenic maintenance.
 Experience managing a running crew in a live-show environment a must.
 Because the PAEC is primarily a teaching institution, the ideal applicant will possess a willingness to work with students and manage crews of varying skill levels. Past experience in an educational environment is preferred.
ABILITY TO:
 Read theatrical light plots and ground plans proficiently.
 Communicate effectively with staff, students, parents and other volunteers, as well as collaborate with professional designers and rental clients.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience
 10+ years of experience working as a technical theatre professional.
WORKING CONDITIONS INCLUDE:
 The job is part-time and paid on an hourly basis at a rate of $32/hour.
 Weekend, holiday, and irregular work hours may be required.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS INCLUDE:
 Hearing and speaking to exchange information
 Able to lift, push or pull objects up to fifty (50) pounds using appropriate tools.
 Standing for long periods, bending, kneeling, stooping, climbing ladders and flights of stairs, walking and sitting.
 Ability to work at considerable heights using ladders, lifts, catwalks and tension grid.

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