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Theater Technician, Texas Spirit Theater
Bullock Texas State History Museum
Austin, TX
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Position Summary:
The Theater Technician reports to the Spirit Theater Chief Technician with additional guidance from the Director of Film and Theater. The Theater Technician safely operates the TST's systems and equipment to provide museum visitors with a superior theater experience. The Technician works independently to operate shows with minimal assistance provided by the Chief Technician and demonstrating sound and visual technical knowledge, mechanical skills, initiative and sound judgment. Works collaboratively with museum's IMAX staff, assisting in operation of theater presentations when necessary and facilitating special programming for internal and external events and programs.
Displays a professional, respectful, and service-oriented focus when interacting with employees, visitors, and the public. Performs all other duties as assigned. *Work hours are based on the Museum's 360 day-per-year schedule and may include weekends, evenings and/or holidays, including on short notice. Work hours may extend beyond normal 8 hour shifts based on event schedule.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES: For purposes of this agency's job descriptions, ''essential job duties'' are defined as assigned tasks that are critical or fundamental to the position and not marginal. If an individual is qualified to perform the essential job duties, he or she must be able to perform the essential job duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Operates and maintains theater show control, lighting, sound, video and associated equipment. Facilitates setup, programming, rehearsals, and execution of all theater presentations; including daily automated 4D shows, film screenings, and live performances.
• Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots the TST electronic, lighting, computerized and mechanical systems, theatrical sets, seating, and equipment.
• Follows established daily procedures and routines, seeking efficiencies and safety improvements in theater operations.
• Adheres to established procedures for cleaning, inspection and preventive maintenance of all theater equipment. Coordinates and performs cleaning and visual inspections; schedules service calls and conducts minor repairs of technical issues.
• Regularly monitors presentation quality, visitor satisfaction, staffing, and safety of the general public and museum staff in public theater spaces and assigned work areas.
• Works collaboratively with the museum's Visitor Services Department to coordinate film screenings and show times and optimize staff and volunteer efficiency and effectiveness in the theater.
• Works collaboratively with museum's IMAX staff, assisting in operation of theater presentations when necessary and facilitating special programming for internal and external events and programs.
• Plans and coordinates under direction of Director of Film and Theater and with Education and Special Events Departments the use of TST for internal events, educational programs, and special events.
• With Exhibits Department, supports maintenance of A/V components in exhibitions
• With Marketing Department, assists in promoting programs and conducts well-organized tours for stakeholders, constituents, and the general public.
• Analyzes visitor flow and demographics, offering input for improvements in scheduling, pricing, and packaging of programs to increase attendance and revenue.
• Demonstrates knowledge and compliance with all applicable safety rules, regulations, and standards.
• Maintains a professional, respectful, and service-oriented focus when interacting with employees, visitors and the public.
• Prompt and regular attendance is an essential job duty for all SPB positions.
• Performs all duties in a manner that promotes public confidence in the SPB and its staff.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: The successful candidate must have 2 years of professional experience in technical production in theater, film, or other related fields in the education or entertainment industry. High school diploma required; graduation from an accredited two-year college or technical school with major coursework in electronic technology or a related field preferred. 3 years' relevant experience may substitute for degree. Experience must include stage theater technical operations; including lighting equipment, control boards, rigging systems and other related theater tools and equipment. This position is physically demanding and requires the ability to safely climb, work from elevated positions, and lift and/or transport up to 80 pounds. Must be able to maintain visual and mental focus, including in dim lighting and while working from various distances. Requires acute auditory focus and ability, manual dexterity, eye-hand coordination and the ability to sit, stand and/or work for prolonged periods, including without taking a break. Must be able to work nights, weekends and holidays, including on short notice.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in technical production, theater technology, fine arts, or a related discipline, and five years related experience including theater technologies, show control, audio and/or video systems and experience in operation or maintenance of 35/70-mm film projection systems. Intelligent lighting system programming, digital audio recording, and video editing experience preferred. Additional experience with AMX control system programming and A/V component interface and installation is desirable.
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Position Summary:
The Theater Technician reports to the Spirit Theater Chief Technician with additional guidance from the Director of Film and Theater. The Theater Technician safely operates the TST's systems and equipment to provide museum visitors with a superior theater experience. The Technician works independently to operate shows with minimal assistance provided by the Chief Technician and demonstrating sound and visual technical knowledge, mechanical skills, initiative and sound judgment. Works collaboratively with museum's IMAX staff, assisting in operation of theater presentations when necessary and facilitating special programming for internal and external events and programs.
Displays a professional, respectful, and service-oriented focus when interacting with employees, visitors, and the public. Performs all other duties as assigned. *Work hours are based on the Museum's 360 day-per-year schedule and may include weekends, evenings and/or holidays, including on short notice. Work hours may extend beyond normal 8 hour shifts based on event schedule.
ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES: For purposes of this agency's job descriptions, ''essential job duties'' are defined as assigned tasks that are critical or fundamental to the position and not marginal. If an individual is qualified to perform the essential job duties, he or she must be able to perform the essential job duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Operates and maintains theater show control, lighting, sound, video and associated equipment. Facilitates setup, programming, rehearsals, and execution of all theater presentations; including daily automated 4D shows, film screenings, and live performances.
• Operates, maintains, and troubleshoots the TST electronic, lighting, computerized and mechanical systems, theatrical sets, seating, and equipment.
• Follows established daily procedures and routines, seeking efficiencies and safety improvements in theater operations.
• Adheres to established procedures for cleaning, inspection and preventive maintenance of all theater equipment. Coordinates and performs cleaning and visual inspections; schedules service calls and conducts minor repairs of technical issues.
• Regularly monitors presentation quality, visitor satisfaction, staffing, and safety of the general public and museum staff in public theater spaces and assigned work areas.
• Works collaboratively with the museum's Visitor Services Department to coordinate film screenings and show times and optimize staff and volunteer efficiency and effectiveness in the theater.
• Works collaboratively with museum's IMAX staff, assisting in operation of theater presentations when necessary and facilitating special programming for internal and external events and programs.
• Plans and coordinates under direction of Director of Film and Theater and with Education and Special Events Departments the use of TST for internal events, educational programs, and special events.
• With Exhibits Department, supports maintenance of A/V components in exhibitions
• With Marketing Department, assists in promoting programs and conducts well-organized tours for stakeholders, constituents, and the general public.
• Analyzes visitor flow and demographics, offering input for improvements in scheduling, pricing, and packaging of programs to increase attendance and revenue.
• Demonstrates knowledge and compliance with all applicable safety rules, regulations, and standards.
• Maintains a professional, respectful, and service-oriented focus when interacting with employees, visitors and the public.
• Prompt and regular attendance is an essential job duty for all SPB positions.
• Performs all duties in a manner that promotes public confidence in the SPB and its staff.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: The successful candidate must have 2 years of professional experience in technical production in theater, film, or other related fields in the education or entertainment industry. High school diploma required; graduation from an accredited two-year college or technical school with major coursework in electronic technology or a related field preferred. 3 years' relevant experience may substitute for degree. Experience must include stage theater technical operations; including lighting equipment, control boards, rigging systems and other related theater tools and equipment. This position is physically demanding and requires the ability to safely climb, work from elevated positions, and lift and/or transport up to 80 pounds. Must be able to maintain visual and mental focus, including in dim lighting and while working from various distances. Requires acute auditory focus and ability, manual dexterity, eye-hand coordination and the ability to sit, stand and/or work for prolonged periods, including without taking a break. Must be able to work nights, weekends and holidays, including on short notice.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in technical production, theater technology, fine arts, or a related discipline, and five years related experience including theater technologies, show control, audio and/or video systems and experience in operation or maintenance of 35/70-mm film projection systems. Intelligent lighting system programming, digital audio recording, and video editing experience preferred. Additional experience with AMX control system programming and A/V component interface and installation is desirable.
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