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Topic: PFA Projectionist Job
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William Hooper
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1879
From: Mobile, AL USA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 06-10-2004 12:42 AM
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The Pacific Film Archive is seeking a projectionist to fill a
position that will complement that of our veteran senior
projectionist. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply by
June 28.
Mona Nagai
Pacific Film Archive
Job Posting
PFA Projectionist
The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive has an ambitious
exhibition program and is internationally recognized for innovative,
scholarly, and culturally diverse programming. PFA presents more than
450 programs each year reflecting the full spectrum of film and
video. For more information on our programs, visit the BAM/PFA
website at http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/
Duties: Project film and other media for the PFA public exhibition
program, private, press, and preservation screenings. Responsible for
the setup and strike for special audio and visual presentations from
the booth and house. Perform routine maintenance and mechanical
repairs for a wide range of projection and sound reproduction
equipment. Projection includes variable speed manual changeover 16mm
and 35mm film, 8mm, Super8, video, electronic formats, computer
output, and 35mm slides. Prepare for exhibitions including
determining the proper order of reels, selecting appropriate lenses,
correct aspect ratio and/or running speed, and consulting and
advising staff regarding potential problems and technical issues
related to presentation of individual works. Monitor presentations
and adjust equipment to ensure highest quality. Inspect, evaluate,
and when necessary repair films, including archival prints; complete
detailed condition reports. Periodically train staff and work-study
assistants in the use of various types of equipment. Note actual RT,
FPS, condition, aspect ratio, intermission placement, etc. in PFA
database. Serve as back up for PFA Print Traffic Manager. Keep files
related to equipment, supplies, vendors and expenses; maintain
equipment manuals.
Required Qualifications: Extensive experience with manual changeover
and variable speed projection, as well as maintaining equipment.
Extensive understanding of film stocks, types of sound recording and
reproduction, color and tone, aspect ratios, etc., throughout the
history of cinema, and ability to apply this knowledge to correctly
inspect and project films to archival standards. Demonstrated skill
in repairing motion picture film. Knowledge of current media
technologies and ability to learn new technologies quickly. Strong
mechanical aptitude. Acute vision and hearing. Proven reliability and
punctuality. Ability to perform well in stressful situations. Must
have flexible schedule, including evening, weekend, and daytime
availability, occasionally on short notice. Valid California Driver
License and safe driving record. Clearance for heavy lifting up to 65
pounds.
Hours: This is a 60% to 75% variable position, depending on program needs.
Salary Range: The monthly full time salary range is $3261.00 to
$3493.00, with an excellent benefits package, including three weeks
vacation, and benefits for specified domestic partners and family
members. Actual salary will reflect the hours worked.
Deadline: Applications must be received by June 28, 2004.
To Apply: Visit http://jobs.berkeley.edu and search for keyword 1406
(the job number for this position), and follow the application
process detailed on the website. Applications must be submitted
through the UC Berkeley Campus job listing system.
The University of California is committed to diversity. We encourage
all qualified people to apply.
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