Lead Movie Camp Instructor & Coordinator

Are you a filmmaker who loves working with kids? Do you have the organizational chops to run a set and the energy to inspire the next generation of great filmmakers?

We are looking for a Lead Instructor & Coordinator for Constellation Stage & Screen’s popular summer Movie Camp program for kids! This is the perfect summer gig for a rising college senior, grad student, or young professional looking to flex their production skills, pad their resume with leadership experience, and have a blast along the way.

The Mission:
You’ll be the “Executive Producer” of our camps, guiding students (Grades 1–7) through the magic of filmmaking. You’ll oversee everything from the first brainstorm to the final cut, ensuring every camper finds their voice and every project crosses the finish line.

What You’ll Do:

• Lead the Crew: Teach the fundamentals of pre-production, cinematography, and editing in a way that’s engaging for both 7-year-olds and 13-year-olds.
• Production Management: Keep the camp on schedule. You’ll be the master of the “daily call sheet,” coordinating location scoutings and shooting schedules as well as space planning for multiple filming groups.
• Problem Solve on the Fly: From tech glitches to creative blocks, you’re the go-to person who keeps the cameras rolling with a positive attitude.
• Collaborate & Communicate: Act as the bridge between campers, junior staff, and parents, ensuring everyone is in the loop and excited.

Who You Are:

• Film Fluent: You’re experienced in all phases of production (Development through Post).
• Kid-Approved: You have experience teaching or leading kids in grades 1–7 (camp or after-school settings are a huge plus!).
• A Project Management Pro: You are exceptionally organized, punctual, and responsible. You don’t just wait for instructions—you take initiative.
• A Collaborative Leader: You’re a “people person” who knows how to motivate a team and handle high-energy environments with grace.

The Details:

• Dates & Times: Monday – Friday, June 8th – July 26th; 8:30am – 4:15pm
• Location: Constellation Studios, 411 E. 7th Street 47408
• Compensation for three 1-week sessions: $3,000

How to Apply:
Ready to help us make some movie magic? Send your resume and a short “elevator pitch” about why you’re the right fit for this role to eric@seeconstellation.org. If you have a reel or portfolio of your work (or your students’ work!), send that along too! Application Deadline: May 5, 2026

Head of Electrics

Designation: Regular Full-Time (RFT), In-person Hours: Average 40 hours/week
Classification: Non-Exempt
Annual Salary: $40,000-$43,000, plus benefits
Reports to: Production Manager

The Head of Electrics is primarily responsible for the safe and accurate hanging of the light plot as indicated by the production lighting designers. They are also responsible for the programming and operating the lighting console (in conjunction with the lighting designer, assistant lighting designer, and/or programmer when applicable), the maintenance of the show during the run, and the construction and function of any practicals or special effects required by the production.

The Head of Electrics is also the primary technician for all performance venues. They are responsible for creating inventory lists for each performance space during the summer months and keeping those lists up to date throughout the season. They will also be responsible for regular maintenance of lighting equipment.

Head of Electrics will be scheduled to serve as venue technician for renters. Venue technician responsibilities will be subject to the Head of Electrics availability around Constellation’s production schedule. When not available, Head of Electrics will support the Production Manager in covering all Venue Technician shifts and ensuring that all technicians are properly trained to support renters. The Head of Electrics may also be scheduled to work fundraising or other events put on by Constellation.

Constellation does not have a Resident Sound Technician. The ideal Head of Electrics candidate has a strong knowledge/background in the area of sound and will be able to handle all general needs in that department when schedule permits.

Click here to download the full job description. To apply, email a resume to Production Manager Topher Rohrer at topher@seeconstellation.org.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Constellation believes that greater diversity of viewpoints and lived experiences will result in a better, more relevant organization, and we encourage people across lines of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, religious tradition, and more to apply. For more information on our diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, visit seeconstellation.org/about/dei.