United States Institute for Theatre Technology
Technical Director
United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Boca Raton, Florida, us, 33481
Lynn University seeks an experienced performing arts technical director for the Wold Performing Arts Center and the Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall. These arts spaces are student-centric, used primarily by the Drama Department and the Conservatory of Music, with other university bookings, speaker series, community rentals, and other performances.Requirements
Applicants must have current working knowledge of one of the following disciplines: lighting design, lighting consoles and related software; experience with proper audio systems procedures, practices, and related software; understanding of scenic design, set-building and theatrical production management procedures, and protocols. All applicants should also have knowledge of theater rigging and standard practices.Proficiency with Vectorworks Spotlight as well as Microsoft Office.Be able to exercise good judgment and communicate effectively both orally and in writing.Have strong organizational skills and the ability to work in a multiple task environment.Supervise staff and student workers and maintain positive interpersonal relations with faculty, staff, students, and clients.Requires a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Technical Theatre (preferred Masters of Fine Arts) with a concentration in lighting design, live sound, or scenic design/set construction/technical theater operations.Five years of continued related work experience in theatre and demonstrated professional experience in performing arts production and management.Performs administrative office tasks as required.Assist and support performing arts faculty in departmental operations.Other duties as assigned.
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Applicants must have current working knowledge of one of the following disciplines: lighting design, lighting consoles and related software; experience with proper audio systems procedures, practices, and related software; understanding of scenic design, set-building and theatrical production management procedures, and protocols. All applicants should also have knowledge of theater rigging and standard practices.Proficiency with Vectorworks Spotlight as well as Microsoft Office.Be able to exercise good judgment and communicate effectively both orally and in writing.Have strong organizational skills and the ability to work in a multiple task environment.Supervise staff and student workers and maintain positive interpersonal relations with faculty, staff, students, and clients.Requires a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Technical Theatre (preferred Masters of Fine Arts) with a concentration in lighting design, live sound, or scenic design/set construction/technical theater operations.Five years of continued related work experience in theatre and demonstrated professional experience in performing arts production and management.Performs administrative office tasks as required.Assist and support performing arts faculty in departmental operations.Other duties as assigned.
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