Spotlight Operator - Theatre Tech, Housing/Travel Stipend

Tuacahn Center for the Arts; Ivins (UT); Presencial; USD 24.000 - 34.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Housing stipend

Travel stipend

Descripción de la vacante

Tuacahn Center for the Arts is seeking a Spotlight Operator for its production of "The Play that Goes Wrong." The role requires coordinating with Electrics Lead, designers, and Stage Management to execute cue sheets and ensure smooth, safe performances.

Includes responsibilities during tech rehearsals and performances, with a focus on patience, adaptability, and maintaining OSHA-compliant safety standards throughout the run.

Formación

• Excellent communication with patience and understanding of a variety of personalities.
• Anticipate technical needs and understand schedules and deadlines.
• Able to handle change and adapt to new and creative requests.
• Experience as a dedicated theatrical Spotlight Operator with proven experience is preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Operate a spotlight for indoor theatrical productions.
• Follow directions given by the Electrics Lead, designers, and/or Stage Management.
• Be able to understand and execute provided cue sheets.
• Assist with work calls and installations during technical rehearsals.
• Other duties as assigned by Tuacahn leadership.
• Must be able to walk and stand for long periods of time and lift objects up to 40 lbs.
• Must be comfortable with heights and movement on stairs.
• Adhere to and promote all OSHA guidelines and maintain a safe work environment.

Conocimientos

Excellent communication

Anticipate technical needs

Adapt to new and creative requests

Spotlight operator experience (pref.)

Descripción del empleo

Tuacahn Center for the Arts is seeking a Spotlight Operator for its production of "The Play that Goes Wrong." The role requires coordinating with Electrics Lead, designers, and Stage Management to execute cue sheets and ensure smooth, safe performances.

Includes responsibilities during tech rehearsals and performances, with a focus on patience, adaptability, and maintaining OSHA-compliant safety standards throughout the run.