Audio Visual Technician

The Audio/Visual Technician (Entry‑Level / Part‑Time) supports the church’s worship and ministries by assisting with audio, video, and lighting for live and streamed services and events. This role is ideal for college students or those beginning a career in production who want hands‑on experience, training, and mentorship. You’ll learn multi‑camera operation, basic lighting and sound, editing, and live streaming while working with a supportive technical team.

Key responsibilities (varies by schedule; not all duties weekly)

• Operate cameras and assist with multi‑camera shoots for weekend services and special events.
• Help set up and operate live stream workflows and basic switcher/graphics functions (ProPresenter 7).
• Support lighting and stage setup: focus, hang, and implement simple lighting looks under supervision.
• Assist with sound checks, microphone setup, and monitor audio during services; learn front‑of‑house and streaming mix basics.
• Record footage and edit short videos using Adobe Creative Suite for social media and internal use (training provided).
• Participate in technical rehearsals and receive coaching from the Technical Director.
• Help maintain and organize equipment; report issues and assist with basic troubleshooting.
• Train with and support volunteer teams; learn how to lead volunteers over time.

Qualifications (entry‑level)

• Follower of Christ and growing in Christian disciplines.
• Interest in video, audio, or lighting production; willingness to learn technical skills.
• Basic familiarity with cameras, audio, or lighting is helpful but not required.
• Comfortable using computers and learning software (ProPresenter, Adobe Premiere, etc.).
• Dependable, punctual, team‑oriented, and open to feedback and mentorship.
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs. for equipment setup.

Training & development

• On‑the‑job training by the Technical Director and experienced volunteers.
• Opportunity to develop technical skills across cameras, sound, lighting, and editing.
• Flexible progression: take on more responsibility and leadership of volunteers as experience grows.

Schedule & time commitment

• Part‑time (20–25 hours/week), flexible to accommodate class schedules.
• Typical blocks: Thursday 2:00pm–9:00pm, Saturday 2:45pm–6:30pm, Sunday 6:45am–1:15pm (times may be adjusted for students).
• Additional hours for special events may be optional or scheduled in advance.

Supervisor & team

• Reports to the Director of Technical Arts.
• Works alongside paid staff and volunteer teams; strong mentorship focus.

Compensation & logistics

• Annual salary: $18,000 (part‑time, 20–25 hours/week).
• End of year performance bonus
• Equipment and software access provided.
• Participation in occasional staff outings and team‑building events.

Other notes

• Background check required upon hire.
• Membership at New Life Fellowship is recommended but not required.
• New Life Fellowship is an equal opportunity employer and will provide reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities.