Are you looking for a job? Full-time, part-time, temporary, hourly? Live Design brings you a selection of some industry opportunities.
Technical Services Specialist-Live Events, Disguise
This person will be a specialist for supporting Disguise projects across our customers in the Live event sector.
The Technical Services Specialist (live events) will primarily support MSG Sphere in Las Vegas which requires in-depth understanding on various Disguise workflow including sock puppet, DMX, SLC, Notch and Renderstream.
This person will collaborate alongside Disguise’s support specialists, software developers, hardware technicians, third-party vendors, and most importantly, the customer - ensuring in-house and visiting projects are delivered successfully; with minimal disruption and exceeding their expectations. The Technical Services Specialist will be experienced at collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.
The Technical Services Specialist will need to be based in Las Vegas but also be required to travel on the global project demand. Both domestic and international travel is required (roughly once a month), and sometimes at short notice, where you will be onsite at the client for roughly for 1-2 weeks per project
This person will play a pivotal role at Disguise as the gateway between our technology, the customer and their audience's visual experience.
Some responsibilities:
When working on customer projects, you will:
- Pre-production stage: Work closely with customer success managers, Dev team and MSG’s technical production team to put together support plans for both the in-house (MSG) and visiting creative / production team.
- Production stage(onsite): Provide workflow guidance to both the in-house MSG team and the visiting creative/production teams to ensure the smooth operation of the Disguise system.
- Post-production stage: Organise internal debrief.
- While you will be focusing on support projects at Sphere and other live events, you may also be required to work on other projects such as virtual production, immersive experiences, and other fixed installations. However, Disguise will provide you additional training for these areas if you do not have these secondary industry experiences.
Experience:
- 3+ years experience installing, setting-up, operating complex live event / touring systems and control interfaces; including hardware, software, and relevant third-party products.
- In-depth experience programming Disguise projects - "using D3 designer" - in Live Concerts / Touring using sockpuppet, DMX and other advanced workflows.
- Experience using and troubleshooting technical gear related to live event production (including LED, cameras, networking.)
- Experience in ST2110 workflow and networking.
- Experience working on and travelling to client sites
- Up to date knowledge with the latest trends in the live event / touring industry
For more information and to apply, visit Disguise job board.
Technical Director, Atlanta Opera
The Technical Director (TD) provides leadership, direction, and oversight of all technical production activities to support the mission of The Atlanta Opera. The TD will take on top-level oversight of all technical operations including scenery, properties, audio, lighting, video, and show rentals, as well as provide administrative support and budget management to all levels of the Technical Department.
Position responsibilities include:
- Direct and supervise technical department managers, staff, and contractors, including:
- Associate Technical Directors (2), Props Supervisor (1), Lighting Supervisor (1), Union department heads (4-5), union crews, and contractors utilized for production support.
- Determine and manage all technical production needs for TAO, including incoming rentals and new projects. This includes but is not limited to:
- Scenic bids, designer communication, union management, show operations paperwork, drafts and plans, budget projections and management, and team oversight.
- Oversee warehouse operations, including:
- Storage layout, equipment maintenance, rental program needs, and safety/training protocols for all union workers and staff. Assist the costume department in their storage needs at the warehouse.
- Provide supervision, leadership, and delegation to Associate Technical Directors in their work, including:
- Overseeing the creation and implementation of logistical plans for incoming rentals and new productions.
- Supervising all stage crew departments in the theatre, warehouse, and shop, ensuring adherence to IATSE rules and practices.
- Overseeing all Atlanta Opera staff and crew in backstage areas of performance venues.
- Tracking and reviewing stage crew hours, and approving payroll for submission.
- Overall team and project management.
- TAO Rental program.
- Warehouse operations and facilities needs.
- Maintain clear and continual communication between directors, designers, technical team, and Directors of Production.
- Create and distribute show-specific production materials to appropriate departments, directors, designers, and stage management, ensuring timely completion for seamless operations and information sharing.
- Materials to include but not limited to bids, ground plans, mini drawings, 3D modeling, rigging plots, line set schedules, crew calls, tech schedules, labor estimates, budget and pricing, build schedules, and project lists.
- Serve as the point of contact for technical questions and concerns from directors, designers, stage management, and Directors of Production.
- Serve as Lead Supervisor for operating procedures and processes for show documentation, information archiving, and tracking key information for each production.
- Assist in oversight of the rental program through technical supervisor travel needs, archival and communication of show information, pricing decisions, and trucking/shipping needs.
- Ensure compliance with laws and regulations regarding licensing, permits, certificates, training/safety protocols, and relevant documentation for technical and production aspects of performances and warehouse operations.
- Develop and implement short- and long-term technical budgets, individual project budgets, and operating budgets in conjunction with the Directors of Production.
- Oversight of TAO equipment, preventive maintenance needs, and inventory records.
- Lead managerial role in the management of show-related contractors, vendors, and the Union Labor contract for stagehands working in the shop and at the theatre. Foster and maintain relationships with these entities as required.
- Research competitive pricing for technical operations, purchases, equipment/technology advances, shipping/trucking needs, and rental prices, including shipping and support personnel.
Minimum requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Technical Theatre or related field preferred.
- At least ten (10) years of work experience in theatrical production with a demonstrated track record of increased responsibility and management of a staff and large projects.
Salary range: $95,000-$105,000. Visit Atlanta Opera for more information and to apply.
Senior Art Director, TAIT (Burbank, CA)
- Team Leadership & Cross-Disciplinary Integration
- Lead and inspire the internal creative team, fostering collaboration across disciplines.
- Cultivate a positive, solutions-focused environment that encourages open communication, efficiency, and unified execution.
- Translating Creative Vision
- Interpret creative direction into immersive, tangible design solutions while aligning with technical, budgetary, and operational constraints.
- Ensure ideas remain grounded in reality while working to fulfill creative goals.
- Present design solutions through quick sketches or other visual means to communicate
- IP & Stakeholder Facilitation
- Act as a diplomatic liaison between creative intent and IP stakeholders.
- Navigate feedback from franchise representatives —balancing fidelity to the brand with project timelines and creative goals.
- Vendor Collaboration & Facility Integration
- Partner with external vendors, fabricators, and facility teams to resolve challenges and integrate scenic, show, and technical components seamlessly into the built environment.
- Serve as a creative advocate while remaining pragmatic and adaptable to field realities.
- Review vendor or partner drawings and highlights potential revisions to support facility and technical integration of the design.
- Client Communication & Project Execution
- Attend all Client meetings and present progress clearly and confidently to clients, ensuring creative goals are met within schedule and scope.
- Bachelor’s degree in Design or Art education in Architecture, Interiors, Landscape Architecture, Fine Arts or related field.
- 10+ years of experience in spatial design such as architecture, themed entertainment landscape architecture, or interiors
- 5+ years of experience in themed entertainment; Field Art Direction experience with construction of at least one major themed entertainment attraction, land or park. Ideal candidate has overseen multiple projects.
- Strong design communication skills and experience presenting and communicating with clients.
- 2+ years of leadership experience on a project team
- Experience working with architects, engineers, technical, lighting, and scenic fabrication vendors.
- Experience working with major intellectual property.
Salary Range: $122k - 175k commensurate with experience
Head of Sound, Houston Grand Opera
The Head of Sound supervises all aspects of the layout, installation, and running of all audio equipment, video monitors, and archival recording equipment for productions and events for the company. This person also oversees all sound department warehouse activities and organization inventory.
Some responsibilities:
- Supervises all sound and video monitor construction, on stage, and at the warehouse.
- Oversee and safeguard all rental and HGO audio equipment and inventory.
- Supervises the audio and video monitor plot of each show in conjunction with the Crew Heads, Technical Staff, and designers.
- Supervises the physical tracking of the show, show units, and crew in production on stage.
- Assists the Assistant Technical Director and Production Stage Manager with accurate show documentation.
- Assists the Assistant Technical Director with product ordering and acquisition.
- Coordinates all audio crew calls and sizes with the Technical Staff.
- Coordinates all audio and video monitor activities on the stage with all other Crew Heads and Technical Staff.
- Oversee safety and safety procedures for the audio crew.
Qualifications:
- Ten years or more of experience in opera or theatrical sound, audio mixing, video technologies, and production techniques, as well as supervision of stage and construction crews.
- Must be an active member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States.
Visit Houston Grand Opera for more information and to apply.
Technical Services Manager - Video, Event EQ (Lititz, PA)
Event EQ delivers cutting-edge production solutions that bring live and studio events to life for clients across the country. With a reputation for excellence and innovation, we provide high-impact audiovisual services that exceed expectations. Now, we’re looking for a Technical Services Manager-Video to join our passionate and skilled team in Pennsylvania.
As a Video Services Manager, you’ll take the lead on the technical execution of live and studio events—ensuring video equipment is prepared, tested, and operated with precision. You’ll guide technicians, collaborate with project teams, and ensure every show runs smoothly from pre-production to teardown.
Key responsibilities include:
- Plan and execute the technical delivery of video systems for live and studio events, ensuring seamless operation that meets or exceeds client expectations.
- Prepare, test, and maintain all video equipment, including LED walls, projectors, image processors, and camera systems, ensuring readiness for each project.
- Lead and manage onsite video crews, providing clear direction, troubleshooting support, and ensuring consistent quality throughout setup, operation, and teardown.
- Collaborate with project managers, producers, and clients to understand event requirements and translate them into effective technical solutions.
- Ensure proper equipment tracking and logistics, including safeguarding gear and coordinating returns post-event.
- Monitor and evaluate Video Quality Control processes.
- Support technical innovation by staying current on video technology trends and recommending improvements to workflows and gear.
- Contribute to a culture of safety and professionalism, ensuring all team members follow proper procedures and represent Event EQ positively onsite.
- Other duties and tasks may be assigned to meet business needs.
Some qualifications:
- 5+ years’ experience in live event or studio video production
- Strong knowledge of LED screens, cameras, image processing, and control systems
- Excellent organizational and time management skills
- Clear and professional communication with clients and crew
- Valid driver’s license and ability to travel on short notice
- Technical certifications preferred
Salary range: $80,000-$96,500
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