The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) celebrates the screen in its myriad forms. ACMI is a major, publicly funded museum situated in the heart of Melbourne in Federation Square hosting exhibition spaces, galleries, studios, two state of the art cinemas, a Mediatheque and archive plus a shop and cafe. Supported by funding through the Victorian Government, in only a decade it has become the world’s most visited moving image or film cultural centre, attracting over 1.3 million visitors in 2014.
ACMI has a fantastic opportunity for an individual with a background in producing a diverse portfolio events and production experiences with a focus on devising positive arts experiences for young people. We’re seeking an experienced Public Programs Assistant Producer to assist and support to the Public Programs Manager and Producer in the day-to-day delivery of the ACMI’s public programs. The role is responsible for the development, coordination and organisation of a range of screen based events and programs including talks, forums and symposia, live music events and production experiences in a screen-based environment, arts-based institution or similar organisation.
This is a fantastic team environment where your experience in event coordination, knowledge of current contemporary arts film, TV and video games practices and the capacity to translate this knowledge into creative program types will make you a key member of this team. If successful, you can expect to become a part of a talented, committed and creative organisation with a team people with a passion for film and digital media, in an organisation where our visitor experience and our ability to work as a team are critical to our success.
To apply for this great opportunity, visit www.acmi.net.au and follow the online application process.
Applications should address the Key Selection Criteria within the position description and be submitted together with a brief resume. For further information on this role, please refer to the position description listed on the employment section of our website www.acmi.net.au.
Note: Interviews will be held Thursday 20 August 2015
