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Assistant Sound (A2), Beauty and the Beast Tour

CATEGORY: Technical

Disney Theatrical Group
New York, NY
US

Job Details

DESCRIPTION

Disney Theatrical Group is a division of The Walt Disney Company, dedicated to producing high-quality theatrical productions that captivate audiences of all ages. With a rich history of award-winning shows, including beloved musicals like The Lion King, Aladdin, and Frozen, Disney Theatrical Group is committed to storytelling through innovative stagecraft and unforgettable performances. Join us in creating magical experiences that leave a lasting impression!

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Assistant Sound (A2) is responsible for loading in and out the audio package of the show, specifically the portions of the rig as designated by the Head Audio. They will supervise local audio stagehands that will assist in loading in and out the show. During the performances they will be responsible for at least one local crew member.

ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

· Lead local audio stagehands while directing the show's audio load in and load out

· Become familiar with show specific audio gear, the assembly process, and travel methodology

· Learn the show mix for coverage and maintain competency with it

· Load and secure audio elements in touring trailers

· Test each microphone during pre-show hours

· Teach the local crew members any show cues necessary

· Operate Sound Effects from backstage for performances

· Perform any show cues not done by a local crew member

· Managing hardware and tool inventory; keep road boxes organized

· Perform work calls when needed per the direction of the department head

· Recognize unsafe work and report it to the Head Sound and Head Carpenter

· Understand the Employer’s safety handbook, specifically regarding Fall Arrest and Fall Prevention Protocols

KEY QUALIFICATIONS & ATTRIBUTES

· Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to completing both complex and routine tasks with precision.

· Technical theatre experience is valuable; diverse backgrounds in the performing arts are welcomed. National touring experience is a plus.

· Collaborative team player, comfortable working long hours in close quarters with different types of personalities.

· Flexible and willing to work an 8-show a week schedule, which may include additional calls outside of regular performances for rehearsals

· Ability to adapt to varying loud sound and flashing lighting environments

· Comfortable working in various spaces that may be dark and cramped; adaptability is key in different environments.

· Excellent practical, problem-solving, organizational, planning and time management skills.

· Proficiency in computer skills (Mac and PC) is a bonus; a willingness to learn new technologies is encouraged.

· Professional attitude and commitment to your work

· Excellent communication skills (both written and verbal)

· Attention to detail

· Ability to work under pressure and solve problems

· Be a collaborative team player who is self-motivated and can work autonomously

· Friendly, positive attitude

· Able to physically move 75 pounds, be comfortable lifting and walking backwards, and be comfortable walking up and down stairs.

· Valid Driver’s License / A valid Driver’s License is preferred but not mandatory

· A valid passport or travel document that allows for international travel

OTHER QUALIFICATIONS

· Strong audio skills with an understanding of audio equipment and mixing, signal flow, show control playback, and sound system design

· Advanced skills with Dante audio and control networking practices, installation, and execution

· Skill with Vectorworks and/or AutoCAD, Qlab, Mainstage, and Ableton are a plus

HOW TO APPLY

- Please submit a resume and a short cover letter that includes two references via the link below. Use “BATB UST A2 - Your Name” as the subject line of your email.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

DTG is committed to providing the highest quality opportunities for the widest, most diverse group of talented professionals throughout their career trajectory. We encourage applications from individuals whose backgrounds are currently underrepresented in the field of theater, inclusive of race, ethnicity, class, gender identity or expression, disability status, and sexual orientation.

SALARY

$1,650.00 – $1,800.00 per week

UNION

IATSE Modified Pink/AEA Level 3

HOW TO APPLY

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