Education and Experience:
● Interest and passion for a career in arts, culture, or entertainment.
● A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
Please note: Applicants are not expected to meet every competency listed below, as some are specific to certain roles within ArtsCrew. We encourage individuals with a strong interest in learning and contributing to the arts to apply.
● Effective Communication and Collaborative Spirit: Demonstrates clear and respectful communication skills and a strong willingness to collaborate with diverse teams, including artists, staff, and other stakeholders.
● Interest in and Foundational Understanding of Arts Operations: Exhibits a genuine interest in learning about the operational and logistical aspects of live events and/or visual art galleries. Prior familiarity is a plus, but not required.
● Eagerness to Engage in Event Support Roles: Shows enthusiasm for participating in various event support roles, such as visitor services, basic production assistance, or administrative tasks. Previous experience in these areas is valued.
● Aptitude for Learning Technical Skills (Role-Dependent): Displays an aptitude and willingness to learn and utilize relevant technologies and systems, such as ticketing software or basic production equipment. Any existing technical skills are beneficial.
● Commitment to Professional Development in the Arts (Role-Dependent): Demonstrates a commitment to learning about professional standards and best practices in their area(s) of interest within the arts (e.g., stagecraft, gallery operations, customer service).
● Proactive Engagement and Attention to Detail: Exhibits a proactive attitude, a willingness to take initiative, and a commitment to accuracy and attention to detail in assigned tasks.
Employees in Production or Preparator shifts must be able to lift 40 pounds. All positions may require employees to stand for extended periods.
Applicants are asked to include a resumé (not an artist resumé).