Film Acting Adjunct — On-Camera Training & Industry

SUNY Ulster; Town of Marbletown (NY); Sur place; USD 2 800 - 3 500; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

SUNY Ulster invites applications for an adjunct instructor in Film Acting to begin January 2027 for the Spring semester on the Stone Ridge campus. The position involves in-person instruction, demonstrations, and student assessments aligned with course descriptions, with emphasis on acting-for-camera techniques and industry-ready practices.

The ideal candidate will have professional on-camera acting experience and the ability to translate current industry standards into engaging classroom

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Acting or related field or equivalent professional experience.
• Professional on-camera acting experience on film/television/commercial productions.
• Strong knowledge of acting-for-camera techniques and shot sizes.
• Proficiency with camera and video-production equipment and related workflows.
• Ability to troubleshoot common camera/recording equipment issues during classroom exercises.

Responsabilités

• Meet scheduled classes and conduct learning exercises for the entire period.
• Provide course information, grading policy, and evaluation criteria to students.
• Maintain accurate class records on attendance, withdrawals, and grading.
• Submit reports such as attendance and grade reports in a timely manner.
• Comply with institutional policies and procedures and communicate effectively with the division chair.

Connaissances

On-camera acting

Acting-for-camera

Camera operation

Teaching experience

Industry experience

Self-tape practices

Classroom management

Formation

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience

Outils

Brightspace LMS

Description du poste

SUNY Ulster invites applications for an adjunct instructor in Film Acting to begin January 2027 for the Spring semester on the Stone Ridge campus. The position involves in-person instruction, demonstrations, and student assessments aligned with course descriptions, with emphasis on acting-for-camera techniques and industry-ready practices.

The ideal candidate will have professional on-camera acting experience and the ability to translate current industry standards into engaging classroom