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For consideration, one must have the following: BFA in Studio Art/Photography or equivalent degree in a related discipline. Photocommunications Lab Manager Department of Visual Studies 3001 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX, United States Hourly Part Time Photocommunications Lab Manager Visual Studies Department, HUMX St. Edward's University of Austin, Texas invites applications for the position of half-time staff position as the Photocommunications Lab Manager.
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The successful candidate will serve as faculty in the Acting Area, which includes BA Theatre and Dance and BFA Acting degrees. The Acting Area supports and is supported by programs in Dance, Directing and Playwrighting, Drama and Theatre for Youth and Community/Theatre Education, Live Design and Production, and Performance as Public Practice.
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History of working in the field of acting for more than one of the following areas: theatre, dance, transmedia/performance, other live performance, virtual and/or augmented reality, digital game, or television/film.
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BFA or BA in graphic design, advertising or a relevant field. Understanding of motion design, animation and video production. Other work will include traditional marketing materials such as presentations, brochures, postcards, OOH and branded print collateral for events.
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