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John Pytlak
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From: Rochester, NY 14650-1922
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posted 07-29-2004 10:21 AM
The jobs available there would include:
Warehouse personnel
People who mount, inspect, clean, and rejuvenate prints
Clerks and customer service personnel
Here is the contact information: Technicolor Cinema Distribution Address: 3418 State Route 73 South Wilmington, OH 45117 Phone: 937-383-6000 Fax: 937-383-6094 Contact Name: Tim Burke Services Provided: Print Management, Customer Service and Support.
Technicolor Career Opportunities
quote: At Technicolor, we offer a wide range of challenging and rewarding professional, managerial, manufacturing, creative and technical positions, from entry level to management.
Together with our parent company Thomson, Technicolor constantly strives to develop the full potential of every employee by providing training and development programs, competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits packages, and an environment that encourages both teamwork and individual initiative.
We attract—and keep—the best-qualified people because of our deep and sincere commitment to our workforce.
Technicolor is always looking for highly motivated, career-oriented people to join our team. We invite you to search our global database of positions.
Theatre and film handling experience would likely be considered an asset.
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Robert L. Fischer
Expert Film Handler
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From: Montreal, Quebec
Registered: May 2004
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posted 07-30-2004 11:59 PM
I'm hoping for a job there because I need a full-time income until I assume a full-time position at my movie theater. See, I'm 18 right now and I've gotten some college credit, but I'm absolutely clueless as to what I want to do. College hasn't worked out thus far, so I've decided that in the two years or so between now and the time my GM steps down, I would take on a full-time job in addition to my part-time assistant manager job at the theater and save all the money I possibly can while living at home. After the two years or so, I will quit the full-time job after assuming the GM position and look to have a house built. I'll also be able to go back to school because of our operating hours and by then, at the age of 20, I should have a better appreciation for school and a clearer idea of what I need to do. Until then, it's all about saving money and seeing the world when I get the chance...
Of course, if I somehow didn't get the GM job, that would throw a wrench in my plan. But I figure by then, I would at least be able to get a booth manager position at a megaplex and go back to college.
Don, around what time period did you work in the lab that gave you lung-related problems? What kind of work did you do? I don't want to take on a job that might carry major health risks. Could print inspection/restoration carry health risks?
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