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New York Film Academy is Hiring a Photography Instructor Near Burbank, CA
Experienced
Job Location
Los Angeles - Burbank, CA
Position Type
Part Time
Education Level
4 Year Degree
Salary Range
$45.00 - $50.00 Hourly
Travel Percentage
Negligible
Job Shift
Any
Job Category
Education
DescriptionPOSITION SUMMARY :
Under the general supervision from the Dean of Faculty, the New York Film Academy (NYFA) Photography Instructor will provide instruction for students to develop practical skills & theoretical knowledge for their respective disciplines. Additionally, faculty members may be called upon to serve on departmental committees, thesis committees, and as other departmental support.
Representative ResponsibilitiesThe following responsibilities are general duties that a particular employee in this position may or may not be required to perform. The day-to-day duties required of this position may vary.
- Deliver instruction in accordance with the learning objectives set for the course, including practical skills, methods, theories and techniques.
- Provide one-on-one consultations with students, if and when necessary.
- Develop & manage course syllabus materials & lesson plans.
- Facilitate peer assessment and encourage discussion & constructive criticism in class.
- Assess student work, including but not limited to, assigning projects, papers and exercises.
- Submit attendance & grades promptly to the Registrar’s Office, and inform the appropriate administrative staff if students are not meeting academic standards and need academic support; if students are suspected of committing plagiarism; if incidents occur in class which cause an unsafe learning environment for students & faculty.
- Adhere to institution-wide policies & procedures and follow the correct protocol with respect to disciplining students.
- Attend & participate in faculty meetings and/or departmental curricular meetings, if requested by the Department Chair.
- If requested, serve as advisors or on Thesis Committees and evaluate undergraduate or graduate student Thesis work.
- Prep and organize gear for class; can include, but is not limited to film and digital cameras, lights and various stands (no gear out weights 35 lbs.)
- Guide students through hands on classes, handling the equipment doing some minor lifting and shifting of gear that students will use for their intermediate and thesis films (again no gear out weights 35 lbs.)
- Work closely with admissions and financial aid staff to advise new students (e.g., evaluate transcripts; develop plans of study, etc.).
- Provide academic advising to returning students, individually or in groups, about College policies, programs of study and degree options. Provide students with information about alternatives and possible consequences of academic decisions.
- Support career services by counseling students on career options and guiding their development of job search skills. Assist career services staff with special projects.
- Interpret and administer NYFA policies and procedures.
- Establish and maintain relationships with assigned Department Chair/Program Directors to understand and clarify departmental expectations. Maintain current knowledge of all the degree and certificate programs.
- Work closely with the Academic Office and Student Services to connect students to academic support (e.g., tutoring).
- Complete other advising duties as requested such as: track retention, authorize add/drops, and conduct degree audits. Keep advising statistics, work schedule and other reporting documents up-to-date.
- Participate on committees as requested.
- Participate in professional conferences and other self-directed professional development activities.
- Other duties as assigned by the Department Chair and by senior management
- Broad knowledge of the industry and professional experience related to their respective department.
- Knowledge of Adobe Premiere Pro, AVID Media Composer and DaVinci Resolve.
- Knowledge of Photoshop and After Effects.
- Broad & in-depth knowledge of the subject area or discipline where they teach.
- Substantial professional experience in their respective department.
- Collaborative – willing to work with fellow instructors on any required departmental work, such as curricular development and planning.
- Excellent interpersonal skills with demonstrated ability to develop and maintain positive working relationships with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision but can also work well in a team.
- Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines.
- Service and Action oriented – does what it takes to meet project deadlines.
- Ethical / Honest - evidence of the practice of a high level of confidentiality.
- Collaborative – enlists information from all sources to ensure the best solution to an issue.
- Bachelor’s Degree. Experience may substitute for required education up to four (4) years
- Substantial industry & teaching experience for Instructors teaching undergraduate and certificate programs.
- Fluent in listed digital software and able to teach digital editing concepts, non-fiction editing aesthetics and theory using the software.
- Experience in narrative storytelling and editing non-fiction work.
- Experience working in a higher education setting.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite - Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint
- Microsoft Office Suite – Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
- Google Documents
- FileMaker Pro
- Apple hardware products (i.e. Mac, etc.)
- Office equipment including, but not limited to, computer, phone, fax machine, copier and calculator.
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- AVID Media Composer and DaVinci Resolve
- Photoshop and After Effects.
- Higher Education Setting
- Outdoor/Indoor Film Set Environment
- Reasonable dexterity of hands and fingers to operate and/or manipulate computer keyboard and other office equipment.
- Verbally and effectively communicate utilizing face-to-face contact and telephones.
- Reasonable dexterity of hands and fingers to operate and/or manipulate computer keyboard and other
- office equipment.
- Lift, carry, push and/or pull documents/boxes weighing up to 35 lbs.
- Part time schedule to be determine. May require evening and/or weekend work.
Job Summary
Part Time
Elementary & Secondary Education
$61k-98k (estimate)
06/06/2024
07/04/2024
nyfa.edu
BURBANK, CA
1,000 - 3,000
1992
DAVID M GUEST
$10M - $50M
Elementary & Secondary Education
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About New York Film Academy
The New York Film Academy is considered the best hands-on visual & performing arts college in the world and offers a range of programs including Filmmaking, Acting for Film, Screenwriting, Producing, Documentary Filmmaking, Game Design, Animation, Photography, Musical Theatre, Broadcast Journalism, Cinematography, Virtual Reality, Graphic Design, Digital Editing.
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