Responsibilities include teaching a 12-credit-hour course load per semester - courses include, but are not limited to the areas of cinema appreciation, screenwriting, cinematography, film production, video editing, and film directing; mentoring students and assisting with their academic and creative projects; collaborating with film and theatre faculty on experiential learning courses; providing on-set supervision for off-campus film projects, which may require flexible hours; attending faculty and departmental meetings; contributing to undergrad curriculum development; contributing to potential graduate-level courses and curriculum; managing department equipment and facilities with student equipment room workers; coordinating production management and safety supervision across film and theatre for departmental and student productions; performing recruiting activities for the department; assisting with the annual George Lindsey UNA Film Festival; engaging in additional duties tailored to the candidates strengths and departmental needs; and fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment among program students. Knowledge, skills, and abilities include proficiency in film production techniques, with demonstrated expertise in cinematography and/or post-production; understanding of non-linear editing systems and post-production software (Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects); familiarity with cinematography equipment (Sony, Canon, ARRI Alexa); and additional experience with creative media and AI technology and software (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, RunwayML) is advantageous.