BASIC FUNCTIONS:
Maintains visual integrity of Planetarium public, school and special event programs; assists in the production of all Planetarium programs (public, school, special event); oversees production and presentation of school programs and development and distribution of teacher activity packets; performs duties, both programmatic and administrative, that contribute to departmental and MSC function.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Maintains visual integrity of Planetarium public, school and special event programs:
o Assures that all Planetarium theater imagery meets high standard of quality
o Uploads and program digital imagery to the planetarium system
o Works with Producer and technical staff to resolve theater technical problems
Assists in the production of all Planetarium programs (public, school, special events):
o Contributes to program conceptualization, design and storyboarding
o Helps to research, write and edit Planetarium program scripts
o Assists in creation of new Planetarium programs
Performs duties, both programmatic and administrative, that contribute to departmental and MSC function:
o Serves as astronomy information resource to public, teachers and students
o Assists in operation of Observatory and events
o Remain current on current space science and astronomy topics
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:
Knowledge of:
• Physical sciences, especially astronomy
• Planetarium production and presentation techniques
• Computer use, standard office software and Internet research techniques
• General familiarity with the production process for an animated show. Editing skills ideal, but not necessary
• Comfort & familiarity operating a computer
• Familiarity with the Adobe Creative Suite - Photoshop, Premier Pro, Audition, etc. or similar programs
Skills:
• Public speaking
• Creative thinking
Abilities:
• Be creative in a team production capacity
• Work independently and part of a team
• Learn other behind-the-scenes technical work
• Lift up to 30-40 lbs. (telescopes)
• Work in low lighting situations
• Climb stairs
• Use computers for extended periods of time
• Operate telescopes
Education: College degree in science, education, animation, audio/video production, or related field.
Experience: 1-3 years in Planetarium field, animation, audio/video production, or related field.
Basic Requirements: Must be able to pass background check
Supervision Received: Digital Systems Manager
Compensation: $15.50/hour
Hours: 15-20 hours per week
FLSA Status: Non-exempt
Benefits:
• Sick & Safe Leave
• Retirement Savings Plan
• Free on-site parking
| Location | Baltimore, MD |
| Salary | $15.50 Per Hour |
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