Assistant Audio/Media Designer, Audio/Video Creative Development is responsible for conceiving, defining, and developing the audio and/or media design of assigned Entertainment projects of various scale, including the World-Famous Studio Tour, Halloween Horror Nights, Fan Fest Nights, marquee events, park theatrical entertainment, historical archives, presentations and special projects. JOB DUTIES Working with the Creative Director of Audio/Media Design and the Creative team, develop concepts and samples to communicate preliminary design ideas.

The Supervisor of Lighting & Electrics will serve as a primary point of contact for lighting and power installation and equipment coordination throughout various seasonal events. Using provided documentation and plans, this position will be responsible for facilitating staging and movement of equipment, tracking execution on site, and recording installation progress through communication with other departments and trades.

The work in our team is varied, exciting and high profile; your work could include updating an asset strategy, translating strategies into short- and long-term plans, looking at whole life costing, modelling scenarios for investment planning or working with a range of stakeholders across the business to determine our future vision for assets. You’ll help lead the translation of cross-asset management, into a balanced process which meets the future strategic needs of Entertainment assets.

Working in a collaborative production team environment, this role is responsible for expediting all aspects of technical design and drafting including direct support and staff oversight to meet all compliance and artistic requirements. This includes design/development for all phases of production for marquee event projects Essential Responsibilities: Manage and provide direct oversight and support of Technical Design staff and over hire support. Continued development and implementation of processes and improvements for technical design and drafting standards.

Working in a collaborative team environment, this role is responsible for managing and expediting all aspects of technical design, build and show production support for Events, Projects and/or other assignments. The are also responsible to staff as assigned and needed with regards to design, development, fabrication, installation, facility interface, operation, maintenance, and documentation in compliance with codes and jurisdictional requirements with a primary focus on one off events and other special projects.

The Supervisor, Entertainment is responsible assisting the Entertainment Costume Operations Manager with the daily supervisory leadership of the front-line employees with a key focus on the daily operation of the Entertainment Costume Department. Oversee the daily operations of the Costume Areas; including monitoring staff and ensuring that all standard operating procedures are maintained. Coach, monitor and track the hourly staff’s work processes. Instruct and monitor costume staff in required daily techniques and procedures.