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Employment

Please review the qual­i­fi­ca­tions listed below and send your resume and cover letter to Artistic Director Ginger Morris.

Residential Staff

appli­cation
Job Description
Counselors report to Residential Director and Camp Directors. Counselors are our front line and direct link to the campers. Counselors are directly respon­sible for the super­vision of their assigned campers, and are to par­tic­ipate in the daily camp activ­ities. Counselors gen­erally take on teaching, admin­is­trative, pro­duction and mar­keting roles as well.
Description for Resident Counselors
Counselors provide direct super­vision to student campers who are enrolled in the Texas Arts Project Summer Camp program. All Counselors play a vital role in devel­oping a pos­itive, safe, and enriching camp expe­rience for every camper.
Qualifications

  • High school graduate or equiv­alent and at least one year of college completed.
  • Must be in good physical condition.
  • Should have expe­rience working with ages 9 – 18.
  • Should have the ability to control ages 9 – 18 without physical contact or force.
  • Ability to relate to one’s peer group
  • Ability to accept super­vision and guidance
  • Ability to assist in teaching and leading activities
  • Good char­acter, integrity, and adaptability
  • Enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience, and self-control

Direct Responsibilities of all Residential Staff

  • Assist in planning and con­ducting camping pro­grams that have been developed by the Residential Director.
  • Prepare campus for check-in and assist with check-in
  • Keep the campers under con­stant supervision.
  • Be respon­sible for the care, upkeep, and storage of all camp equipment.
  • Assist in teaching or leading activ­ities, as assigned.
  • Complete jobs requested by the Residential Director and Camp Directors.
  • Assist with checking campers out of their dorms
  • Assist with the strike the fol­lowing camp

Additional Residential Staff Duties

Office Assistant

  • Maintain camper records; Create the showcase pro­grams; Type the showcase script
  • Take notes during staff and camper meetings; Create camper schedules; assist Camp Directors with all admin­is­trative duties.

Teacher/Teacher Assistant

  • Assist teachers during classes, rehearsals, and production
  • Teach classes, give lec­tures, and conduct forums
  • Lead warm-ups
  • Coach indi­viduals on mono­logues and songs
  • Monitor campers as they work on indi­vidual projects or assignments.

Production Assistant

  • Assist Production Manager, Stage Manager, Technical Director and Artistic Director
  • Coördinate rehearsals for all majors
  • Create and upkeep of rehearsal reports
  • Act as leader during crew hours.

Marketing and PR Assistant

  • Edit film into a camper DVD and pro­mo­tional DVD
  • Upload photos to website during camp
  • Send press releases for showcases
  • Create camper surveys
  • Update media lists
  • Create new and unique forms of mar­keting and PR for TAP camp.

These state­ments on duties are not to be taken as the final and only work to be done by staff members. Frequently it is nec­essary for indi­vidual staff members to coöperate on a project, which is important for the con­tinued smooth oper­ation of the camp. Such duties will be under the direction of the Residential and Artistic Directors.

Faculty Application

Instructor (various positions)

Title: Instructor
Job Location: St. Stephen’s Episcopal School
Hours of Work: Varies, dependent upon number of classes. Will include outside prepa­ration. Arrive at least 10 minutes prior to start of class and be pre­pared.
Job Duties

  • Instruct classes with a clear objective and a pos­itive attitude.
  • Prepare and organize syl­labus and class goals. Maintain class roll if applicable.
    Comply with and enforce all St. Stephen’s rules.
  • Maintain open dia­logue with camp directors, fellow instructors, camp coun­selors and teaching assistants.
  • Evaluate stu­dents’ progress. Notify directors of any indi­vidual concerns.
  • When dealing with an accompanist/assistant, maintain an open dia­logue regarding your class needs.

Criteria for Selection

  • B.A./B.F.A. or higher (or equiv­alent tech­nical training and­ex­pe­rience) in the field to be taught.
  • Experience with children.

Title: Accompanist
Job Location: St. Stephen’s Episcopal School
Hours of Work: varies, dependent upon number of classes or projects, may include outside prepa­ration (arrange­ments, etc.)

Job Duties
  • Arrive at each class/performance on time and prepared.
  • Be aware of instructors’ plans for each class.
  • Maintain an open dia­logue with your instructor regarding his/her needs.
  • Criteria for Selection
  • B.A./B.F.A. or higher (or equiv­alent training) in piano performance/accompanying.
  • Large knowledge of musical theatre.
  • Prefer expe­rience with children.

If you wish to apply for any posi­tions with Texas Arts Project, please review the instructor guide­lines and send in a com­pleted appli­cation form. Faculty must attend pre and post camp ori­en­tation, meetings and strike.

  • Acting Teachers
  • Contemporary Scenes and Monologues
  • Movement
  • Speech/Dialects
  • History
  • Improvisation
  • Stage Combat
  • Film Acting
  • Dance Teachers
  • Tap
  • Ballet
  • Jazz
  • Modern
  • Hip Hop
  • Musical Theatre
  • Accompanists
  • Choreographers
  • Vocal Coaches
  • Broadway Dance
  • Acting
  • Filmmaking
  • Production
  • Direction
  • Editing
  • Animation
  • Theatre Tech/Design
  • Lighting Design/Construction
  • Scenery Design/Construction
  • Costume Design/Construction
  • Scenic Painting