What are the responsibilities and job description for the Film Instructor position at Dillard University?
Film
1. African American Cinema
Qualifications: Terminal degree in Film or related field from an accredited school
At least two to three years teaching experience and a willingness to teach a variety of Film courses. A record of relevant industry experience or project-based learning initiatives is highly desirable. A record of published research in peer-reviewed journals relating to African-American Film is desirable.
Duties and responsibilities: Engage in scholarship in the areas of curriculum/course development, active research, and quality service. Teach African-American Cinema classes in Film (preferred courses). Engage with students by advising Film clubs/organizations, national competitions, and student-run activities on campus; Assist with university and community service consistent with the mission of Dillard University.
2. Cinematography and Directing
Qualifications Terminal degree in Film or related field from an accredited school.
At least two to three years teaching experience and a willingness to teach a variety of Film courses. A record of relevant industry experience or project-based learning initiatives is highly desirable. A record of published research in peer-reviewed journals relating to African-American Film is desirable.
Duties and responsibilities: Engage in scholarship in the areas of curriculum/course development, active research, and quality service. Engage with students by advising Film clubs/organizations, national competitions, and student-run activities on campus. Assist with university and community service consistent with the mission of Dillard University.
3. Film Production
Qualifications Terminal degree in Film or related field from an accredited school.
At least two to three years teaching experience and a willingness to teach a variety of Film courses. A record of relevant industry experience or project-based learning initiatives is highly desirable. A record of published research in peer-reviewed journals relating to African-American Film is desirable.
Duties and responsibilities: Engage in scholarship in the areas of curriculum/course development, active research, and quality service. Teach African-American Cinema classes in Film (preferred courses).Engage with students by advising Film clubs/organizations, national competitions, and student-run activities on campus; Assist with university and community service consistent with the mission of Dillard University.
3. Sound Design for Film
Qualifications Terminal degree in Film or related field from an accredited school.
At least two to three years teaching experience and a willingness to teach a variety of Film courses. A record of relevant industry experience or project-based learning initiatives is highly desirable. A record of published research in peer-reviewed journals relating to African-American Film is desirable.
Duties and responsibilities: Engage in scholarship in the areas of curriculum/course development, active research, and quality service. Teach African-American Cinema classes in Film (preferred courses).Engage with students by advising Film clubs/organizations, national competitions, and student-run activities on campus; Assist with university and community service consistent with the mission of Dillard University.
Application: Applicants should submit an application form, cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a statement of teaching philosophy, unofficial transcripts from all institutions attended (official transcripts are required of all finalists), and three (3) letters of recommendation describing the applicant’s teaching and research skills to Dillard University’s Career Center:
Dillard University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Individuals who require reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to participate in the search process should notify the Office of Human Resources.