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Production Coordinator (12-Month Fixed-Term Contract)

Job Description
A creative video production company is looking for a passionate and detail-driven Production Coordinator to join their growing team. This full-time, fixed-term position will support projects from pre-production through final delivery, ensuring streamlined operations across video production workflows. You’ll play a key role in managing logistics, schedules, compliance paperwork, and team coordination while contributing to a high-volume slate of commercials, corporate content, documentaries, and branded stories.

Job Responsibilities
• Manage production schedules, crew coordination, and location logistics
• Issue call sheets, freelance contracts, and shoot-related paperwork
• Support compliance for shoots including risk assessments, release forms, and permits
• Assist in organising shoots and provide on-site support as needed
• Handle administrative duties including tracking invoices, prepping reports, and managing data
• Maintain scheduling, time-off, and project timelines in collaboration with production leadership
• Help coordinate and align systems to support a smooth post-production pipeline

Requirements
• Experience in production, coordination, or similar administrative roles
• Excellent multitasking, communication, and problem-solving skills
• Comfort working in fast-paced environments and juggling multiple deadlines
• A collaborative attitude and eagerness to learn across departments
• Organisational savvy with high attention to detail

Compensation
• £32,500 annual salary
• Full-time, hybrid office-based
• Potential to extend or transition to a permanent role
• Mentorship and development opportunities
• Exposure to diverse project types and departments

Videography Intern – 6-Month Paid Opportunity

Job Description
A creative video production company is seeking a dedicated Videography Intern to join its growing in-house team for a six-month paid internship. This opportunity is perfect for aspiring videographers eager to gain real-world experience in every stage of video production—from pre-production and camera work to post-production editing and creative collaboration. Interns will support a range of exciting media projects, including brand films, documentaries, and social campaigns.

Job Responsibilities

  • Assist with shoots including camera operation, lighting setup, and sound

  • Manage and maintain production kits and equipment

  • Pack, prep, and organize gear for production use

  • Support basic editing and post-production workflows

  • Help coordinate shoot logistics and general office tasks

  • Contribute ideas during creative planning and brainstorming sessions

Requirements

  • Passion for video production and creative storytelling

  • Interest in building a career in film, media, or content creation

  • Eagerness to learn and contribute to all aspects of production

  • Great communication skills and a collaborative mindset

  • Proactive, organized, and adaptable in a fast-paced setting

  • Experience with cameras and Adobe Premiere Pro is a plus (but not required)

Compensation

  • Paid internship at national minimum wage

  • Full-time, fixed-term (6 months)

  • Hands-on learning with professional gear and tools

  • Mentorship and feedback from a supportive creative team

  • Potential to grow into a junior videographer position post-internship

Production Assistants & Brand Ambassadors

Job Description
A major event team is casting reliable and personable production assistants and brand ambassadors. These roles are ideal for energetic professionals who enjoy engaging with the public and supporting high-profile activations. Candidates must be comfortable in fast-paced event environments and committed to delivering a top-tier experience to guests.

Job Responsibilities

  • Assist in event setup, logistics, and on-site operations

  • Promote the brand through engaging guest interactions

  • Support staff and attendees with a positive attitude

  • Represent the client professionally at all times

Requirements

  • Open to all genders, 21+

  • Must have an upbeat and friendly personality

  • Passionate about working with people and customer service

  • Must have reliable transportation to and from venues

  • Must be punctual and dependable

  • Must reside within 45 minutes of Fort Worth, TX

Compensation

  • Competitive pay (contact for more information)

  • Opportunity to work with a dynamic event team

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Wigs, Hair, and Make-Up Assistant

Job Description
A leading theatrical production is hiring a dedicated and skilled Wigs, Hair, and Make-Up Assistant to join their backstage team. This role supports the hair and make-up department in maintaining the visual excellence and character continuity throughout live performances. Ideal candidates have experience in wigs, styling, and theatrical make-up and can thrive in a fast-paced, creative environment.

Job Responsibilities

  • Assist with preparation and maintenance of wigs and hairpieces

  • Provide consistent hair and make-up application per character requirements

  • Support quick changes and touch-ups during live performances

  • Maintain hygiene and cleanliness of all hair/make-up tools and equipment

  • Work closely with the creative team to uphold design standards

Requirements

  • Prior experience in theatre or live performance environments preferred

  • Proficiency in hairstyling, wig setting, and theatrical make-up

  • Ability to work collaboratively under time pressure

  • Excellent communication and organization skills

  • Must be committed to inclusivity and a diverse working culture

Compensation

  • Competitive industry rate

  • Opportunity to work on a high-profile musical production

  • Inclusive and supportive work environment

African American Female Director for Creative Film Project

Job Description
A fully funded creative project is seeking an African American female director to lead a vibrant and engaging production. This opportunity is based in Los Angeles and offers the chance to bring fresh vision and originality to a fun, narrative-driven project. This is ideal for filmmakers looking to showcase their unique voice and leadership in storytelling.

Job Responsibilities

  • Direct a funded narrative or creative production

  • Collaborate with producers, cast, and crew from pre-production through post

  • Execute a clear creative vision with leadership and flexibility

  • Guide performance and visual storytelling to meet production goals

Requirements

  • African American female director

  • Based in or able to work in Los Angeles

  • Previous directing experience (shorts, indie, digital content, or commercial work)

  • Strong creative sensibility and communication skills

Compensation

  • Paid opportunity (project fully funded)

Casting Intern – Entertainment Industry

Job Description
A growing production team is seeking a motivated Casting Intern to support ongoing casting efforts. This internship offers hands-on experience in casting logistics, talent coordination, and production support. Ideal for individuals passionate about the entertainment industry and eager to learn the behind-the-scenes workflow of casting operations.

Job Responsibilities

  • Assist with on-ground logistics during casting sessions and auditions

  • Support the coordination between talent and the casting team

  • Communicate effectively in both English and Hindi

  • Help maintain accurate records and timely scheduling

  • Ensure a smooth and professional casting experience for all parties

Requirements

  • Fluent in Hindi and English

  • Strong verbal and written communication skills

  • Highly organized with attention to detail

  • Positive attitude and ability to work in a fast-paced environment

  • Interest in casting, film, television, or media production

Compensation

  • Internship position (compensation details upon application)

  • Opportunity to gain real-world casting experience

  • Potential for future growth within casting or production teams

Graphic Design Intern – Entertainment & Media

Job Description
A dynamic production team is hiring a Graphic Design Intern to assist with the creation of compelling visual assets across multiple platforms. This role is ideal for a creative thinker passionate about branding, digital content, and visual storytelling. Interns will work closely with the content and marketing teams to bring campaigns to life through impactful design.

Job Responsibilities

  • Design graphics for social media, websites, presentations, and marketing campaigns

  • Support brand asset development including posters, logos, banners, and merchandise

  • Collaborate with teams to brainstorm visual ideas and design concepts

  • Create engaging video thumbnails, animations, and storyboards

  • Maintain consistent visual branding across all creative outputs

Requirements

  • Proficiency in graphic design tools such as Adobe Creative Suite or similar

  • Strong creative and communication skills

  • Ability to work collaboratively and meet design deadlines

  • Interest in digital media, entertainment branding, and storytelling

  • Portfolio showcasing creative and design capabilities preferred

Compensation

  • Internship position (details provided during application)

  • Real-world experience in entertainment design

  • Mentorship and potential for future creative roles

Job Description
A renowned film education program is seeking an experienced Set Construction and Production Design Instructor to train aspiring creatives in the art of set building and production design. This role is ideal for a seasoned film and TV professional with a strong background in art department work, carpentry, and scenic design. The position offers the opportunity to guide students through hands-on training in set creation for professional film and television environments.

Job Responsibilities

  • Teach courses in set construction and production design

  • Provide hands-on instruction in carpentry, painting, sculpting, and tool usage

  • Demonstrate best practices in scenic construction and art department workflows

  • Support students in building foundational skills for on-set success

  • Foster a collaborative learning environment rooted in industry standards

Requirements

  • 10+ years of experience in professional film and TV productions, preferably union-based

  • Strong knowledge of production design and art department operations

  • Ability to teach a range of set construction skills and techniques

  • Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent professional experience

  • Teaching experience is a plus but not required

Compensation

  • Competitive instructor pay

  • Access to a professional training environment

  • Opportunity to shape the next generation of film industry artists

Job Description
An established media training program is looking for an experienced adjunct instructor to teach courses in live production, live stream broadcasting, and esports event production. This part-time instructional role is perfect for professionals passionate about educating the next wave of live event talent while drawing from deep, hands-on experience in broadcast and streaming. Instructors will guide students through technical workflows, control room roles, and live event procedures in a collaborative, industry-standard classroom environment.

Job Responsibilities

  • Teach classes in live production, live streaming, and esports broadcast

  • Instruct students on control room roles and event operations

  • Train students using real-world scenarios and hands-on equipment

  • Provide insight into live production etiquette, tools, and workflows

  • Foster a professional learning environment with relevant industry practices

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 10+ years of industry experience

  • OR 10+ years of significant recognized experience in live event production

  • Specialized training or certification in live broadcast or esports production

  • Familiarity with cameras, lighting, switchers, and control room operations

  • Strong communication and mentoring skills

Compensation

  • Competitive adjunct instructor pay

  • Opportunity to shape future professionals in live entertainment and streaming

  • Access to professional-grade teaching environments and resources

Job Description
A film-focused education program is hiring a Professional Education Coordinator for a temp-to-hire position supporting administrative and technical operations. This role is ideal for candidates experienced in education administration and event management software who are passionate about facilitating creative training programs. The coordinator will help manage enrollment, registration, program logistics, and student communication while working with internal teams to ensure smooth program delivery.

Job Responsibilities

  • Build and manage semester registration pages using Swoogo event software

  • Monitor enrollment, billing, and refunds; upload data to INGRESS

  • Collaborate with the academics team on course scheduling and balancing

  • Handle enrollment verifications, grade reports, and transcript distribution

  • Verify student prerequisites and manage student data records

  • Respond to student inquiries and provide support via email and phone

  • Promote educational programs and assist prospective students

Requirements

  • Experience with education program coordination or similar administrative roles

  • Familiarity with event software such as Swoogo and database systems like INGRESS

  • Strong communication, organization, and multitasking skills

  • Ability to handle student records, correspondence, and program logistics

  • Customer-service mindset and attention to detail

Compensation

  • Temp-to-hire role with long-term opportunity

  • Work in a dynamic, film and media education environment

  • Professional development and cross-functional collaboration opportunities

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1. Wide Range of Opportunities: Our platform aggregates daily listings for jobs in film, television, theatre, commercials, and even digital media. We partner with leading production companies, studios, and independent filmmakers to bring you the latest openings, ensuring you don’t miss out on any potential paths to success.

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Featured Jobs and How to Apply

Our Entertainment Careers page features a variety of roles including, but not limited to:

•Production Assistants: The backbone of any set, perfect for those who are organized and eager to learn the nuts and bolts of film and TV production.

•Casting Directors: Ideal for individuals with a keen eye for talent and excellent communication skills.

•Technical Crew: Including sound engineers, lighting technicians, and camera operators, for those with specialized technical skills in broadcasting and film production.

•Actors and Performers: From theatre to mainstream cinema and niche indie projects, find roles that align with your artistic expression.

•Creative Directors and Writers: For those who wish to tell stories, whether on screen or behind the scenes.

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What is an entertainment career?

An entertainment career encompasses a broad spectrum of roles and activities within the creative industries, including film, television, music, theater, and digital media. These careers involve the creation, production, and distribution of content designed to entertain, inform, and engage audiences. Here’s a closer look at the various aspects of an entertainment career, what it involves, and the opportunities it presents.

Key Sectors in Entertainment

1. Film and Television: This sector includes jobs ranging from acting, directing, and screenwriting to more technical roles like cinematography, sound engineering, and editing. Professionals in this field work on movies, TV shows, commercials, and documentaries.

2. Music: Careers in music are diverse and can range from performing as a singer or instrumentalist to roles behind the scenes such as music production, songwriting, and managing artists.

3. Theater: Theater professionals may work as actors, directors, set designers, or playwrights. This field emphasizes live performances and often requires a strong background in performing arts.

4. Digital Media: With the rise of internet content consumption, digital media careers have become highly popular. This includes digital content creation, animation, video game design, and roles in emerging platforms like streaming services.

5. Event Management and Promotion: This involves organizing concerts, premieres, sports events, and other entertainment functions. Careers here include event planners, promoters, and logistical support roles.

Educational Paths

Most roles in entertainment require a combination of formal education and hands-on experience. Degrees in film, theater, music, digital arts, or media studies are common among professionals in this field. However, many skills in the entertainment industry are honed through apprenticeships, internships, and on-the-job training.

Skills Required

A successful career in entertainment often demands creativity, perseverance, and a strong work ethic. Technical skills specific to an industry segment—like editing software proficiency for filmmakers or digital audio workstations knowledge for music producers—are also crucial. Soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and networking, are essential, given the collaborative nature of the industry.

Career Opportunities and Challenges

Entertainment careers can be incredibly rewarding, offering the chance to work on creative projects and sometimes gaining public recognition. However, these careers can also be highly competitive and unpredictable. Job stability can be an issue, as work is often project-based and may involve periods of unemployment between gigs. Moreover, the rise of digital technologies continues to reshape career paths in entertainment, creating new opportunities but also challenges for traditional roles.

Conclusion

An entertainment career can be dynamic and exciting, suited for those passionate about creating content that moves and entertains audiences. Whether you’re drawn to the spotlight or interested in the technical and strategic sides of the industry, there’s a wide range of opportunities to explore. As with any field, success in entertainment requires dedication, adaptability, and continual learning.

For anyone considering this path, understanding the scope of the industry, the necessary skills, and the typical career trajectories can provide a solid foundation for making informed decisions about entering and navigating this competitive field.

What is the highest paying job in the entertainment industry?

The entertainment industry offers a variety of high-paying careers, with salaries varying widely depending on the role, experience, and success of the projects involved. Some of the highest-paying positions in this sector include:

1. Film Director
Directors helm the creative aspects of film production, guiding everything from the interpretation of the script to the execution of the final product. Top directors command high salaries, especially when they take a percentage of a film’s earnings, which can lead to multimillion-dollar incomes for successful box office hits.

2. Producer
Producers play a crucial role in all aspects of film, television, and theater production. They manage the production’s financials, coordinate between the cast and crew, and ensure the project stays on schedule and within budget. Successful producers, especially those who work on blockbuster films or hit TV shows, can earn substantial sums, particularly if they also receive a share of the profits.

3. Showrunner
In television, a showrunner is a person who has overall creative authority and management responsibility for a TV series. They are often the creator, head writer, and executive producer. This role combines the creative skills of writing and the leadership required to run a show, often earning high compensation, especially on popular series.

4. Lead Actor/Actress
Leading actors and actresses in high-profile film and television projects can demand significant salaries. Their pay includes a base salary plus bonuses based on the film’s financial success, leading to substantial earnings for blockbuster films.

5. Music Producer
Music producers create and record music for albums, films, and television. They work with artists to refine their sound and sometimes contribute to the writing and arranging of the music. Successful music producers can earn a lot, especially if they produce hits for well-known artists or score successful films or TV shows.

6. Cinematographer
A cinematographer, or director of photography, is responsible for the visual elements of a film, television show, or commercial. They work closely with the director to create the visual atmosphere of the production. Top cinematographers are in high demand and command high salaries, especially in major film productions.

7. Entertainment Lawyer
Entertainment lawyers handle the legal affairs and negotiations related to the entertainment world. They work on contracts, rights, and licensing deals and are crucial in protecting an artist or company’s interests. Senior lawyers in high-demand can receive high compensations, particularly in major entertainment hubs like Los Angeles and New York.

Conclusion
These roles represent just a few of the high-paying careers in the entertainment industry. The actual highest-paying job can vary year by year based on market trends, the success of particular projects, and individual negotiations. The common thread among all these high-paying jobs is a combination of skill, experience, and often, the success of the projects with which these professionals are involved.

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Breaking into the entertainment industry can be as exciting as it is challenging. Whether you’re aiming for a career in film, television, music, or theater, success often requires a blend of talent, perseverance, and strategic networking. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get started:

1. Education and Training
– Formal Education: Depending on your area of interest, consider pursuing formal education. Film schools, music conservatories, and theater programs can provide valuable training and credentials.
– Workshops and Classes: Participate in workshops and classes to hone specific skills like acting, dance, cinematography, or sound design. These are also great opportunities to meet like-minded individuals and instructors who can be crucial contacts.

2. Gain Experience
– Start Small: Begin with local or smaller projects. Whether it’s acting in community theater, working on independent films, or helping in local television stations, every bit of experience counts.
– Internships: Look for internships in production companies, music studios, or media houses. These positions can provide hands-on experience and help you understand the inner workings of the industry.

3. Build a Portfolio or Reel
– Showcase Your Work: Create a compelling portfolio or reel that showcases your best work. For actors, this would be a highlight reel of performances; for filmmakers, a collection of their best-directed scenes; for musicians, recordings or videos of performances.
– Online Presence: Maintain a professional online presence. Platforms like LinkedIn, Vimeo, YouTube, and even specialized networking sites for creatives can showcase your portfolio and connect you with potential employers or collaborators.

4. Networking
– Industry Events: Attend film festivals, theater premieres, music gigs, and other industry events. Networking can often lead to opportunities and collaborations.
– Social Media and Professional Platforms: Utilize social media and professional platforms not only to connect with peers but also to follow and interact with industry leaders and influencers.

5. Understand the Business
– Learn the Industry: Understanding the business aspects of entertainment is crucial. Know how deals are made, how projects are financed, and how rights are managed.
– Get an Agent: While not necessary for everyone, having an agent can be incredibly helpful, especially for actors, directors, and screenwriters. Agents can help negotiate contracts and find opportunities that might not be publicly listed.

6. Stay Persistent and Resilient
– Rejection and Criticism: The entertainment industry is known for its high rejection rates. Resilience in the face of rejection and constructive criticism is essential.
– Continuous Learning: The industry is constantly evolving with new technologies and trends. Staying informed and adaptable to new methods and styles can help keep your skills relevant.

Conclusion
Breaking into the entertainment industry requires a mix of passion, persistence, and professionalism. By gaining the right education, building experience, networking effectively, and staying resilient, you can significantly improve your chances of making a mark in this competitive field. Remember, every successful person in the entertainment industry started somewhere, and with the right approach, the next success story could be yours.

How can I get into entertainment with no experience?

1. Education and Training

Engage in courses or workshops related to acting, film production, or your field of interest. This foundational step helps you gain both skills and industry insight.

2. Volunteer or Intern

Seek out volunteer opportunities or internships in festivals, theaters, or production companies. These experiences are crucial for gaining practical skills and making important industry connections.

3. Network

Networking is key. Attend industry events, join online forums, and connect with professionals via social media groups to build your network in the entertainment sector.

4. Start Creating

If you’re into content creation, start your own projects using platforms like YouTube to showcase your work. This builds your portfolio and demonstrates your passion and initiative.

5. Join Local Groups or Clubs

Participate in local theater productions or film clubs. Such groups welcome beginners and provide a platform to learn and grow.

6. Attend Open Casting Calls

Actors should look for open casting calls to practice and perfect auditioning skills. Prepare well for each audition to maximize your chances of success.

7. Utilize Online Platforms

Use casting platforms like Project Casting to find opportunities that allow you to apply for roles suitable for beginners.

8. Be Persistent and Resilient

The entertainment industry is known for its competitiveness. Stay persistent, embrace rejection as a learning tool, and keep pushing forward.

9. Feedback and Improvement

Always seek feedback on your performances and use it constructively. Continuous improvement is crucial in developing a successful career in entertainment.

Keep learning and stay dedicated to your passion, and remember that every small step can lead to big opportunities in the entertainment industry.

What major is best for entertainment?

If you’re considering a career in the entertainment industry, selecting the right major is crucial. Here are some top choices based on different interests within the field:

Film and Television Production

This major prepares students for behind-the-scenes roles in creating and producing film and TV content, covering everything from camera operation to scriptwriting.

Theater Arts

For those passionate about live performance, a major in theater arts offers training in acting, directing, set design, and playwriting.

Music

A music major is versatile, preparing students for careers in performance, composition, or music production, with specializations available in various sub-fields.

Dance

This major focuses on various dance styles, choreography, and performance techniques, alongside theoretical studies in dance history.

Business Administration with a Focus on Entertainment Management

Ideal for those interested in the business side, this focus covers the essentials of managing entertainment venues, productions, and more.

Communications and Media Studies

Useful for careers in media production, broadcasting, and public relations, this field studies the impact and techniques of various media forms.

Animation and Graphic Design

For aspiring animators and designers, these majors provide the technical skills necessary for careers in video games, movies, and other visual media.

Creative Writing

This major enhances skills in narrative crafting, ideal for those looking to write scripts, books, or content for various media.

Your choice of major should align with your career aspirations and personal interests. Consider complementing your education with internships and real-world experiences to gain practical skills and valuable industry connections.

For more guidance on educational paths in entertainment, keep exploring and connect with industry professionals.

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