Job Description
Lecturer (Cinematography) – Requirement Profile
Academic Qualification:
- Minimum: Master’s degree in Cinematography, Film Production, or a closely related field from a recognized institution.
- Preferred: PhD in Cinematography, Film Production, or related discipline.
Professional & Creative Practice:
- Demonstrated expertise in cinematography with an extensive practice-based portfolio, including notable projects in film, television, or digital media.
- Evidence of sustained professional practice and recognition within the industry, with the ability to translate real-world experience into teaching and mentorship.
Research & Publications:
- Minimum of 2 Scopus-indexed publications (or equivalent peer-reviewed outputs).
- Strong potential or proven record of practice-based research integrated with academic scholarship.
Teaching & Academic Experience:
- Minimum of 5 years teaching experience in higher education, preferably at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels.
- Experience in curriculum development, supervision of student projects, and integration of theory with practice.
Technical & Administrative Responsibilities:
- Serve as FCA Equipment Depot Lead, overseeing day-to-day operations of equipment usage, maintenance, and inventory.
- Manage and advise on equipment purchase and upgrade plans, ensuring alignment with industry trends, academic needs, and budget compliance.
- Provide training and guidance to students and staff on technical equipment handling and best practices.
Additional Attributes:
- Strong network with industry professionals and the ability to foster academic-industry collaborations.
- Commitment to student‑centered learning and innovative pedagogical approaches.
- Ability to contribute to faculty research, grant acquisition, and community/industry engagement.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills, with the ability to mentor students across diverse backgrounds.