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The Videographer/ Editor will support multiple pre- and post-production corporate media projects ranging from branded content and corporate work involving social media, communications, training, promotional and informational videos.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in molecular and cellular biology, with demonstrated experience in genetic engineering, tissue culture, and AAV vector production and characterization.
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The Night Supervisor (Resource) is responsible for planning and managing the day-to-day allocation of resources (equipment, people, materials and systems) in order to efficiently, safely and cost effectively achieves performance targets as agreed with Production Management.
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Our department boasts state-of-the-market facilities that include an FM radio station, a podcasting studio, a high-caliber video production studio, a mobile video production unit, and two dedicated classrooms furnished with Apple Workstations equipped with the Adobe Suite.
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Avid Media Composer and Avid production Management knowledge is a must, Adobe Premiere knowledge is also necessary for this role. ABC News is looking for a manager to be a part of the Editing and Post Production leadership team.
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Video Production Specialist with a passion for every facet of production, from conceptual pre-production to finishing touches in post. As we continue to serve a diverse clientele and expand our influence, we are in search of a talented Video Production Specialist to join our team of seasoned video professionals.
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Record the following: preventative maintenance activities, quality inspection data, equipment downtime, production output and other key metrics. The company sources from 56 springs and has 30 production facilities across North America, with some verified to the Alliance for Water Stewardship Standard.
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1-2 years of product development/ apparel production preferred. Background in Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising or Apparel Production. Assist Production Manager. PRODUCTION COORDINATOR in APPAREL.
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As we continue to elevate our visual storytelling, we are seeking a creative and detail-oriented individual to join our team as a Video Editing and Production Intern. The Video Editing and Production Intern will play a vital role in our multimedia team, contributing to the creation of engaging video content.
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The ideal candidate will promote safety, production efficiency, and a positive attitude. They must work collaboratively with the team to develop improved work processes for the department and troubleshoot manufacturing issues, providing effective solutions.
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Works with Cultivation Manager to plan for growing activities that are consistent with planned production schedules. Curaleaf International is the largest vertically integrated cannabis company in Europe with a unique supply and distribution network throughout the European market, bringing together pioneering science and research with cutting-edge cultivation, extraction and production.
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Die Maker position is responsible for designs & completes production of all types of cutting / folding dies and counter plates for production & off press make ready including lock up hardware to enable meeting necessary quality standards in finished product.
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Compile or update maritime features and attributes for the SFH DNC/ENC portfolio on ArcGIS based Data Capture and Finishing Environment (DCAFE) workstations or ESRI based Foundation GEOINT Modernization (FG MOD) production environment workstations.
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Operating and maintaining cultivation systems/equipment: monitoring, calibrating, running, and maintaining lighting, irrigation, climate control, and other cultivation systems; stocking and handling production inputs and supplies; sanitizing and cleaning growing areas, cultivation workspaces, and tools.
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Assist with video production and post-production, working in close collaboration with the Creative Director to bring campaigns to life. A dog-friendly office located in the heart of Flatiron steps from Union Square and Madison Square Park.
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