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CAMERA OPERATORS

We are in search of camera operators (no experience needed).  If you do have experience I am prepared to pay more if needed. Our professional photographers have been working on several projects professionally and independently for several years now. You can be trained for this position to our liking remotely or in person.  

Here are some of the duties of a camera operator: 

• Prepare equipment Choose, assemble, and set up equipment like tripods, monitors, lighting, cables, and headphones.
• Plan shots Consider the visual impact of different shots, and practice camera moves for pre-arranged shots.
• Compose and frame shots Adjust camera controls, change focus, exposure, and lighting, and apply technical aspects of lenses, film, filters, and camera settings.
• Work with others Collaborate with creative staff, production colleagues, lighting and technical staff, and other camera operators and assistants.
• Respond to directions Take direction from the director and respond to other requests from clients.

We are in search of personal assistants.  Personal Assistants are expected to perform a variety of tasks.

• Schedule meetings and manage calendars
• Answer phone calls and emails and take messages
• Take accurate and comprehensive notes at meetings
• Help with daily time management
• Run errands as requested
• Plan travel, including flights, accommodation and ground transportation
• Coordinate events and client engagements
• Draft correspondence such as emails and letters
• Maintain a clean and organized working environment

We normally obtain security officers from national agencies or local authorities for major events, but we are in search of security guards for smaller projects.  TRUST is key in all positions but very important in this particular position, so the pay is normally MORE. 

 The duties include: 

• Patrolling: Regularly checking the premises, including land, buildings, equipment, and vehicles.
• Monitoring: Checking surveillance cameras and alarms for disruptions or unlawful activity.
• Controlling access: Authorizing the entry of people and vehicles and removing trespassers.
• Securing: Making sure all exits, doors, and windows are secure.
• Responding: Investigating and assessing situations when alarms go off.
• Reporting: Submitting reports on hourly surveillance activity and any suspicious actions or occurrences.
• Assisting: Providing assistance to people in need 
• Following procedures: Following procedures for fire prevention, traffic control, accident investigations, and other initiatives.
• Enforcing rules: Ensuring compliance with government regulations and enforcing rules of the property or personnel.

 Project Manager - $200 and up for each project or and/or a negotiated percentage

Project managers should have strong organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to multitask and meet deadlines. They should also be able to work well in a fast-paced and stressful environment. They should help monitor progress and make adjustments to ensure the project stays on track.
 

Interviewers will need to submit at least a headshot for this position along with all other information, links, and experience to calculate an accurate wage.  (Experience is not needed but preferred.)  They will need to appear on camera and will need to sign a model release form along with accompanying documentations.  All other specifics will be outlined upon approval.

Camera operators may need to stand for long periods of time. They may need to lift, push, pull, or carry heavy objects. They may need to bend, stretch, twist, or reach out. They may need to keep or regain their balance when in an unstable position. They may need to see clearly at a distance and up close and be able to see objects in bright or glaring light. They may need to be able to identify color and differences in color.

Onsite Assistants are required to make sure production areas are clean before and after filming. They will need to keep work areas clean and tidy throughout filming. They may also be required to assist camera operators, interviewers, and others on site directly related to the project.  They may need to lift heavy objects as well.   They may need to bend, stretch, twist, or reach out too.

Security Guards will need to supply either one (verifiable) professional or two personal references. Both would be better.  They will need to provide at least one of the following proofs of identity: valid passport, valid state-issued driver's license or id, government employee photo id, or military id.  They will also need to provide one of the following: birth certificate, social security card, court order, student id, medical insurance card, tag registration, and a few other possible forms. 

Models are generally expected to be physically fit with a healthy appearance. They are expected to have a minimum weight of 125 lbs. and a minimum height of 5'.  The maximum weight should not be more than 300lbs. These physical expectations are for medical and safety reasons. The forms of modeling include formal, sportswear, and under wear or bikini wear.

THERE IS A SIGNING DEPOSIT OF 1 HOUR OF PAY FOR ALL POSITIONS AT THE TIME OF PRODUCTION START. POSITIONS CAN EITHER BE PAID PER HOUR OR AT THE END OF THE WORKDAY, WHICHEVER WAY PREFERRED.  IF THERE ARE ANY BONUSES, THEY WILL BE APPLIED AT THE END OF EACH WORKDAY FOR IN-PERSON POSITIONS. POSSIBLE VIRTUAL BONUSES MAY BE ISSUED PER SITUATION.

NOTE: (((SECURITY GUARDS ARE GUARANTEED AT LEAST A 25% BONUS AT THE END OF EACH DAY.)