Working with the staff of the Concerts Program, as part of the larger Department of Contemporary Art & MFA Programs, this position will support the planning, coordination and production of concerts in a variety of venues throughout the Museum. Intern candidates should be involved in a music industry or sound production related course of study. This internship will allow the student to gain experience with behind the scenes logistics of production and management of a public presentation.
The hours and days for this position vary depending on concerts. Students must be available on Saturday February 23 (11am-11pm), Friday March 8th (2pm-11pm), Thursday April 11th (2pm-11pm), Friday April 12th (2pm-11pm), and Thursday May 9th (2pm-11pm). The second Thursday of each month will also have a performance where the intern needs to be present from 4pm-8:30pm. Class schedules that occasionally conflict with the variety of hours will not be considered a detriment to a candidate’s application.
Responsibilities:
• Day-of concert set-up and break-down of the PA as well as sound checks and performances
• General production support as needed
Requirements:
• Exceptional interpersonal skills, a willingness to work hard
• Attention to detail and punctuality a must
• Excellent oral communication skills
• Strong interest in sound industry, production and music
• Experience with, familiarity with, or desire to learn public programming or event planning
• Experience in fast paced, customer service oriented environments
• Ability to lift equipment and gear
• Flexibility and a willingness to learn and grow
• Ability to commit to a minimum of 50 hours over the course of the semester