Production Support Assistant (Student)
bob jones universityGreenville (SC)
Production Support Assistant (Student)
Posted 2 days ago
bob jones universityGreenville (SC)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
South Carolina Greenville, SC 296140001, USA Description ABOUT BJU PRESS & THE ROLE Vision: We want Christian education to be transformational in the lives of students as they grow in their faith and knowledge of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Mission: We produce transformational products and services for Christian educators. Brand Promise: We empower educators to prepare students to live in light of eternity.
About the Team:
The purpose of the Studio Services team is to support the development of video products and services for BJU Press. The Studio Services team seeks to support the mission of BJU Press by providing seamless, end-to-end video solutions – integrating state-of-the-art studio production support, rigorous quality control, and expert post‐production services – ensuring high‐quality, accessible content delivery across all required digital and physical platforms.
Role Summary:
As a Production Support Intern at BJU Press, the ideal candidate will play a supporting role on the Studio Services team by producing DVD kits for use with BJU Press video courses.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Assist in the manufacturing of DVDs (as needed) Fulfill single‐disc replacement orders (as needed) Assist Sup., Production Support Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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