Temporary Urban Video Project Assistant

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This position works directly with the UVP Program Director to carry out mission‑critical activities for a public media arts program centered around an architectural projection on the façade of the Everson Museum in downtown Syracuse.

The UVP technical assistant assists in day‑to‑day operations, including projection monitoring, graphic design of promotional materials, shooting and editing of documentation videos and photographs, assisting the Program Director in the field with technical troubleshooting, and providing technical oversight for some “community night” events.

• Applicants should have a significant background in or demonstrable familiarity with and interest in media arts.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in media art or related field preferred but not required.
• Requires familiarity with Mac computers, projection equipment, videography and photography equipment, video editing, photo editing, and graphic design.

• Significant experience with Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Photoshop and Premiere.
• Experience with videography, sound recording, graphic design and photography.
• Experience with Adobe InDesign is desirable but not required.

• The UVP Assistant will work in Light Work offices in Watson Hall on a regular but flexible schedule for 10‑12 hours per week. Additional hours monitoring the weekly projection remotely, as well as occasional event support on nights/weekends as needed.

In addition to completing an online application, please attach a resume and cover letter.

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