Part-Time Set Lighting Instructor

• 5 years of direct experience in film and television set lighting.
• Ability to effectively teach hands-on technical skills to adult learners.
• Basic computer skills.

Associate’s degree or higher in film production, media production, theater technology, or a related field

GENERAL FUNCTION:

The Set Lighting Instructor will train students in the roles and responsibilities of lighting technicians in the film and television industry. Instruction will emphasize safe equipment handling, basic electrical principles, and practical lighting setups used in professional productions. The instructor will work closely with the Director of Workforce & Trades Education in matters related to and for the benefit of the program.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Teach students how to safely set up, operate, and break down lighting equipment used in film and video production.
• Demonstrate proper use of lighting instruments, stands, cables, power distribution systems, and light modifiers.
• Provide instruction in basic lighting design principles such as key lighting, fill lighting, backlighting, and three-point lighting.
• Teach safe electrical practices, cable management, and power load considerations for film sets.
• Guide students in hands-on lighting exercises that simulate real-world production environments.
• Maintain a safe, organized training environment that meets OSHA and college safety standards.
• Evaluate student learning through practical demonstrations, lighting projects, and skills assessments.
• Maintain attendance records and submit required documentation in accordance with workforce development policies.
• Collaborate with local film industry professionals to ensure curriculum reflects current industry practices.

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