Production Associate (Part Time), Summer Season
Overview
Position: Production Associate (Part Time), Summer Season
Department: Production
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Salary Range: $23-$25 per hour
Position Summary:
Work with the Production Administrator to manage backstage operations for all concert presentations at the Hollywood Bowl & the Ford
Position Elements:
- Assist the Production team in disseminating any information, production needs, or instructions to the Crew as needed before and during performances.
- Compile, create and distribute show schedules and daily information for stage crew and rehearsal staff
- Coordinate and distribute information for production and artistic staff as needed, including day-of show schedules, set lists, etc.
- Review, code, and approve all Rehearsal Staff Time cards
- Coordinate and distribute Crew parking memos and passes as well as visiting vendors and guests.
- Distribute backstage credentials to crew, visiting vendors, plus other departments as requested.
- Create and distribute timing sheets for concerts. During concerts, keep timings, finalize and distribute to necessary departments after the performance.
- When the Media Initiatives Staff are not working a performance - Coordinate visiting Photographers with Promoter and provide instruction on appropriate photo locations.
- Complete and archive Photo and Video Documentation Waiver paperwork, and credentialing
- Distribute Meal Tickets as needed
- Source, interview, and hire Rehearsal Staff every season
- Create and distribute Rehearsal Staff schedules every week
- Oversee, train, and manage Rehearsal Staff – deliver daily instructions and schedules as needed
- Create and distribute Open/Closed Bowl Rehearsal Schedule - work with relevant stakeholders to identify this schedule.
- Liaise with Operations Staff and oversee the fulfillment of show-specific needs per department
- Manage and order Crew, Stage and Backstage Supplies as needed
- Maintain and notify proper departments for fixes and updates regarding facilities
- Work with Security Team (CSC) to coordinate any specific artist requests, day-of show needs, and advise on where best to locate their staff
- Open Backstage and Stage Work Areas at the Bowl each day for Crew and Production to begin work. Close and lock after all work is done and visiting artists have left.
- Notify Housekeeping staff of all cleaning needs from stage and Production departments whether in dressing rooms or shared spaces
- Order and maintain coffee supply inventory throughout season working with vendor to keep supplies stocked.
- Order and maintain towel inventory throughout season. Work with laundry vendor to send out in a timely manner.
- Provide First Aid as necessary, complete and submit injury reports as needed
- Assist Production Administrator and Associate with all other duties as required
Lease & Rental Events
- Most of the above plus:
- Coordinate visiting Photographers with Promoter – complete and archive paperwork, credentialing, and provide instruction on appropriate photo locations
- Liaise with visiting artist production regarding backstage needs, supplies, directions, and information regarding dressing rooms, working with the Crew at the venue, and the venue itself - we’re one of their main contacts on a show day
Relationships:
Reports To: Technical Director
Interacts With:
Production
Orchestra Management
Programming
Stage crew
Public Relations staff
Orchestra Members
Music Library
Bowl Operations
Ford Operations
Learning Department
Rev: 05/2023
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