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WDI Show Lighting Design Intern, Summer 2023

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WDI Show Lighting Design Intern, Summer 2023

• Intern Level
Skills: Live Event / On Location Services Grip / Lighting / Electric Production Assistant

Summary

A Show Lighting Design Intern to work as part of the technical show quality team in support of maintaining the highest quality of the shows in the attractions throughout the Disney theme parks.

Category Grip / Lighting / Electric  Live Event / On Location Services  Production Assistant 
Location Orlando, Florida Area
Time Period 3 Months
Posted Date Jan 30, 2023
Start Date May 29, 2023
End Date Sep 01, 2023

Job Description

In addition to theatrical and show lighting skills, candidate must have knowledge of Disney motion picture and theme park stories, a strong sense of the Disney brand, and the capacity to work well within a team structure.

Responsibilities
You will…
  • Promote a safe work environment for Cast and Guests.
  • Supports the restoration and sustainment of show lighting and dimmer systems independent of supervision.
  • Develop and communicate show lighting design concepts.
  • Direct or assist in field implementation of Show Lighting design when required.
  • Research and apply new and emerging lighting technologies.
  • Interface with other disciplines on projects as required.
  • Conduct Show Lighting Reviews on 3rd shift. (50% of work is 3rd shift)
  • Responsible for updating documentation as required, to include show lighting database, schedules, dimmer panels, and show lighting drawings.
  • Provide subject matter expertise to WDI, Engineering Services and other performing divisions and park operators.
  • Provide input for show lighting upgrades to be included in the Infrastructure & Facilities Program(IFP)
  • Participates, as assigned and needed in Post Turnover Support (PTS) activities.
  • Required to work with interns and Associates and provide technical feedback as needed.     
  • Participates in the determination of detailed work plans and priorities.          
  • Guides the initial and on-going project estimating and scheduling efforts for lighting restoration projects.
  • Works with Art Directors to develop appropriate solutions to SQS issues. 
  • Investigates and resolves matters of significance on behalf of WDI and Partners.
  • Responsible for supporting the continued development of the show lighting training program.
  • Responsible for the prioritization, execution, completion and reporting of lighting condition surveys.
  • Identifies issues and partners with others to develop mitigation plans towards long term resolution (i.e.; practices, process, guidelines, standards)
  • Compares alternatives solutions and determines the proper course of actions.
  • Provides support to Attraction downtimes as needed.
Basic Qualifications
  • What you bring to the role…
  • 2-3 years in a lighting design program.
  • Ability to work independently on numerous projects of varying levels of complexity from concept to completion.
  • Ability to work well under pressure with a variety of personalities while maintaining an open and positive perspective that reflects confident professionalism.
  • Ability to brainstorm; strong presentation skills and proactive problem solver.
  • Enthusiasm for the Disney product.
  • Full technical understanding of show and theatrical lighting.
  • Requires an excellent understanding of the quality and delivery standards that are required by company SQS and FOS organizations
** MUST POSSESS A VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE **
Required Education
  • Currently enrolled as a Junior or higher, or graduated within the past 6 months, from an accredited college/university, earning BA in Theater or Lighting design
Internship Eligibility
  • Must be enrolled in an accredited college/university taking at least one class in the semester/quarter (spring/fall) prior to participation in the internship program OR must have graduated from a college/university within 6 months OR currently participating in a Disney College Program or Disney Professional Internship​
  • Must be at least 18 years of age​
  • Must not have completed one year of continual employment on a Disney internship or program
  • Must possess unrestricted work authorization​
  • Must provide full work availability
Program length - The approximate dates of this internship are late May/ early June 2023 through late August/early September 2023

Housing - We provide limited housing opportunities for Florida Based Professional Interns through American Campus Communities.

Transportation - Must have reliable transportation to/from work​.

Job Type Intern 
Weekly Limit N/A
Shift Day
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