ASUP Films Assistant

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university of portlandPortland (ME)

Motion Picture Projectionists Motion Picture Theaters (except Drive-Ins)

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ASUP Films Assistant Position Information Job Title - ASUP Films Assistant Department - Student Activities Terms and Hours - Evenings and weekends, during ASUP Film screenings Job Category - Student Employment Hourly Wage - Portland Metro Minimum Wage ($16.80)

Job Summary: To support the ASUP Film Service. Assistants must be able to attend monthly and club movie showings.

Core Duties: Responsible for starting movies during monthly and club showings. Should attend all monthly and club movie showings. Work with media services to become familiar with the BC Auditorium projector room and classroom media equipment. Create pre-movie slides with Advantage ads and possible upcoming movie trailers. Responsible for keeping inventory of concession snacks. Helps the Film Director purchase more snacks/drinks. Will be in charge of contacting outside food vendors for special movie showing events. Set-up and distribute snacks during movie showings. Works with ADvantage to create advertisements. Works with the ASUP Director of Communications to market screenings. Assist with social media. Helps promote and bring awareness to the film service. Line of communication between clubs and service. Other relevant duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications: Organizational and time management skills. Strong written and verbal communication skills are preferred. Must be flexible and able to learn quickly on the job.

Preferred Qualifications: Tech and Communications experience preferred.

Physical Requirements: N/APosting Detail Information Posting Number - SE1130-2023 Number of Vacancies - 2 Estimated Start Date - 10/05/2026 Open Date - 09/11/2026 Close Date - 10/02/2026

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