Media Student Actor

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auburn universityAuburn (AL)

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About the role

Media Student Actor This position is for student actors to co-host an educational technical video series hosted by the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University. Each video will be between 3 and 5 minutes in duration. This is an as-needed position, with approximately 5-10 hours required per project rather than a set weekly schedule.

Essential Functions: Memorize and recite lines and film on location in the laboratory and occasionally in the field. Review scripts and participate in table reads, walk-throughs, dress rehearsals, and filming.

Minimum Qualifications: Enrolled undergraduate student at Auburn University. Experience in acting performances. Must have transportation within Auburn to drive to the laboratory location.

Preferred Qualifications: Applicants will be shown preference if they have experience in filmed performances, memorize technical terms and concepts, or demonstrate acting chemistry with the other actors in the series. Additionally, membership in Auburn University acting clubs is encouraged (AU Players, Media Club, etc.). Pay Rate $10.00/hour Work Hours 5-10 hours per project Location Auburn, Alabama Documents Needed to Apply Required Documents Resume Optional Documents Media File Portfolio Special Instructions to Applicants Submit an existing example of a filmed on-camera performance (Optional). Supplemental Questions Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*). * Are you currently an enrolled student at Auburn University? Yes No * Do you have reliable transportation that can get you to and from the lab and Auburn work sites? Yes No

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