Lights, camera, employment opportunity: The city's ParkTV is on the hunt for a new Production Assistant and you might be the perfect fit if you've got a penchant for broadcast production and don't mind working nights and weekends. This part-time gig, detailed in a recent bulletin, promises a behind-the-scenes look at local television operations with the sweet perk of getting out in the community and leaving your mark on the city's media landscape.
Eager to flex your customer service muscles while providing operational support on location? This job could be right up your alley, requiring approximately 10 to 25 hours of your week, mainly when the sun dips and on those days when most are kicking back, because television, much like the city it reflects, never truly sleeps. Not to be overlooked, the demand for your services will especially spike in the summer months of May through August when the city blossoms with stories waiting to be captured and shared.
Don't let your student status hold you back; high schoolers are in the mix too if your calendar aligns with the business needs of ParkTV. They're keeping options open and are willing to consider the fresh perspectives of the youth, adding a dynamic layer to their storytelling prowess. St Louis Park is enthused with the vibrancy of the young and the restless, so who better to document it than those living it, right?
Get your applications in by April 21 or risk missing out on this unique chance to join a team of storytellers dedicated to bringing the fabric of the city to the screen. If TV production piques your interest and you're keen on being a part of the process, snag a spot on the team by applying online here, and who knows, it might just be the break you've been waiting for the chance to turn your passion for television into more than just a pastime.
