NWS Film Series Manager

Paycom; Forest Grove (OR); On-site; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flat fee

Job summary

Pacific University invites applications for the NWS Film Series Manager, a student position tied to the MEDA 108 course. The role executes the fall term film series and ensures smooth technical setup and wrap-up for six screenings.

The supervisor is Phil Busse, and the job pays a flat fee of $400 for the six films, including any attendant film rental costs for educational use. This opportunity targets current Pacific University students.

Qualifications

• Must be Pacific University undergraduate student.
• Qualifies for federal work study funding for the 2026-27 academic year (preferred, but not required)

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and execute six-film series during the fall term.
• Set up a computer connection to a projector for video and audio 15 minutes before the evening screening and remain during the screening (about 1.5 hours), then stay until the final students depart to ensure the room is clean and secured.
• Handle rental arrangements of the films for educational uses.

Education

Undergraduate student at Pacific University

Job description

Overview

Position Type

Part Time

Category

Student

NWS Film Series Manager

This position is only open to current Pacific University Student

Supervisor: Phil Busse, Asst. Professor, Sports Communication

Contact email:[e-mail]

The cornerstone of Sports Communication major/minor is a fall term course, MEDA 108, Introduction to Sports Communication. Each fall, Asst Professor Phil Busse organizes a film series as part of the MEDA 108 curriculum—as a means to present concepts from sports communication in a narrative or documentary format, and also as a means to engage and inform other students about the Sports Communication major.

Throughout the fall term, six films are screened. The Film Series Manager is responsible for the proper execution of these events; specifically, the Studio Director will be available for 15 minutes before the evening screening to set up a computer connection to a projector for video and audio, as well as remain during the screening (roughly 1.5 hours), and stay until the final students depart, ensuring that the room is clean and secured.

Payment is a flat fee of $400 for the six films, including any attendant costs to rent the films for the sake
of educational uses.

Qualifications

• Pacific University Undergraduate student
• Qualifies for federal work study funding for the 2026-27 academic year (preferred, but not required)