Podcast Producer - Studio Editing & Client Work (Castro Valley)

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castro valley school of musicCastro Valley (CA)

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$25.00 - $35.00 per hour

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About the role

Podcast Producer Opportunity – Grow With Us (Castro Valley) We’re looking for a motivated, up-and-coming Podcast Producer who wants real-world experience working with clients in a professional studio. Must be: *Proficient with Adobe Premiere Pro *Comfortable with audio gear + editing *Reliable *Professional *Fast learner *A Good Communicator *Ready to work in-person in Castro Valley You’ll help record, edit, and produce podcasts. This is a great opportunity to: Build your portfolio Work directly with clients To apply: Send samples (even small projects), your availability, and a short intro.
Compensation: $25.00 - $35.00 per hour
About Us: OUR PEOPLE We believe the most important aspect of music education is the fit between student and teacher. We have over 20 instructors who offer a variety of styles of teaching any musical genre. We also believe that playing live music with other musicians is crucial to mastering self-expression through your instrument. We create ensemble opportunities for our students, pairing them with other students to explore the vast possibilities available with music. OUR APPROACH We are a music school designed to give our students a well-rounded music education. We include free theory classes for our students that involve ear training, rhythmic studies, sight reading and more. We've created a community center where students and their families can gather, connect and create. Music is in all of us, our goal is to bring it out. If you're a music teacher or a recent music graduate and you'd like to be part of a growing music school we'd like to meet you. The Castro Valley School of Music is always looking to grow our talented roster of instructors. A degree in music is helpful but not required. We are also looking for music teachers interested in teaching groups of children. Are you willing to to provide us with 3 professional references? * Do you have reliable transportation to and from work? * Referral code from a current employee If no code provided, add their name instead.

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