[ecrea] Job Opening: Asst. Professor of Documentary Production

>Assistant Professor of Film and Media: Documentary Film Production
>The School of Film and Media Study at Purchase College seeks to fill 
>a tenure-track position beginning Fall 2011. Teaching 
>responsibilities include 6 classes plus extensive service 
>obligations. Service Obligations will include:
>- advising
>- admissions consultation
>- end of year reviews
>- curriculum consultation with FBOS
>- field trips/screenings
>
>Qualifications: MA/MFA degree in a media-related discipline, and/or 
>equivalent professional experience required. The ideal candidate 
>will have recognized industry/professional experience producing 
>documentaries for public, network or theatrical release. The 
>candidate should have professional level technical experience with 
>film and digital media, the ability to teach cinematography, editing 
>or directing, familiarity with a diversity of documentary styles and 
>approaches, and knowledge of documentary history, theory, research, 
>and contemporary practice. Candidates should also have professional 
>credits as a director and/or producer of feature-length 
>documentaries (professional employment, broadcasts, awards). 
>Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate interest and 
>commitment to student learning and success, interdisciplinary 
>collaboration with colleagues in the arts and the liberal arts. 
>Demonstrated teaching excellence and experience in undergraduate 
>and/or graduate programs with a strong commitment to contributing to 
>the Film program and the School of Film and Media Studies will be essential.
>
>Closing date for applications: 10/31/10
>
>Date to be Filled: 9/01/2011
>
>To apply for this position, please visit our website at 
>https://jobs.purchase.edu and complete an on-line application. 
>Candidates are required to attach a CV, cover letter and statement 
>of teaching philosophy to their on-line application. Additionally 
>candidates are required to submit the following documents via a 
>media submission system at https://jobspurchase.slideroom.com: Three 
>(3) representative samples of personal work.
>
>Candidates must also have 3 letters of recommendation mailed or emailed to:
>
>Jean Kyff, Senior Staff Assistant
>Academic Affairs
>Purchase College SUNY
>735 Anderson Hill Road
>Purchase, New York 10577
>Email- (jean.kyff /at/ purchase.edu)
>
>Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.
>

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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel - Free University of Brussels
Centre for Studies on Media and Culture (CeMeSO)
Pleinlaan 2 - B-1050 Brussels - Belgium
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