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Summer Film Camp Instructor

  • Project Type: Industry
  • Pay Status: Paid
  • Production Company / Studio: Austin Film Festival
  • Location: Austin, TX
  • Start Date: Monday, June 1, 2026

POSITION: Summer Film Camp Instructor

HIRE DATE: June 1st – July 24th

REPORTS TO: Summer Film Camp Director and Summer Camp Coordinator

WORK HOURS: Monday-Friday. In-Person. 20 hours of curriculum prep and a 2-hour orientation required. Two-session commitment minimum. Local applicants are preferred.

COMPENSATION: $600/session (half-days) $1,200/session (full-days)

ABOUT US: Austin Film Festival (AFF) furthers the art and craft of filmmaking by inspiring and championing the work of screenwriters, filmmakers, and all artists who use the language of film, television, theatre, and new media to tell a story. AFF is dedicated to providing unique cultural events and services, enhancing public awareness and participation and encouraging long lasting community partnerships. The Austin Film Festival is a not-for-profit 501c3 corporation.

JOB DESCRIPTION: Austin Film Festival is seeking in-person instructors for its upcoming 24th Annual Summer Film Camp. Classes are offered for age groups 9-18 and run in weeklong half-day and full-day sessions. Class times vary depending on class topics. Summer Film Camp runs from June 1st through July 24th. Instructors are responsible for the planning and the supervision of daily camp activities, including carrying out the approved AFF curriculum for their assigned class. Instructors will need to provide information for a background check.

We are seeking instructors for the following sessions:

· June 1st – 5th
· June 8th – 12th
· June 15th – 19th
· June 22nd – 26th
· June 29th – July 3rd
· July 6th – 10th
· July 13th – 17th
· July 20th – 24th

For specific information on classes, visit https://austinfilmfestival.com/summer-camps-and-classes/

RESPONSIBILITIES: The responsibilities of Summer Camp instructors include the following:
• Create class materials that follow and adhere to the class curriculum.
• Attend a 2-hour orientation.
• Maintain a daily schedule based on class curriculum.
• Complete all class film projects prior to the end of each camp session.
• Work closely with the Summer Film Camp Director and Summer Camp Coordinator to give constant updates on class progress, issues, etc.
• Provide direct supervision, discipline, and rule enforcement for the safety of all campers.
• Communicate and work cooperatively with parents, children, and staff.
• Notify Executive Director and Summer Film Camp Director of all safety issues in a timely manner and in writing.
• Attend and assists with Summer Film Camp Showcase.
• Keep the integrity and mission statement of Austin Film Festival.

QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor’s Degree (preferably in film) from an Accredited University required.
• A background in animation (for Claymation Creations Camp).
• A background in horror/ sci-fi (for Filmmaking 101: Horror/ Sci-fi Camp and Script-to-Screen).
• A background in comedy (for Script-to-Screen).
• Knowledge of Adobe Premiere editing software, cameras, and other multimedia equipment.
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to prioritize constant changes and multi-task.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and time management skills.
• Ability to maintain high standards of professionalism.
• A reliable mode of transportation is preferred.
• Previous teaching experience with children/students.

HOW TO APPLY:
• Complete application via https://austinfilmfestival.com/about/get-involved/job-opportunities/
• Submit a cover letter
• Submit a current resume
• Provide at least three references

Submit resumes to: officemanager@austinfilmfestival.com
https://austinfilmfestival.com/about/get-involved/job-opportunities/

As with any workplace, the film and television industries can present a wide range of potential occupational health and safety hazards to workers. The Texas Film Commission expects all productions, regardless of budget to employ best practices such as establishing a workplace harassment prevention policy as well as maintaining overall industry safety standards in order to encourage and accomplish safety on set. Please visit the Safety On Set page for additional industry safety resources as well as information about employee rights and laws in Texas.


Project posted March 19, 2026

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