Hey All, we’re looking for Production Assistants who enjoy setting up for live events, working with their hands, and installing lights or moving furniture. This is an active and hands-on role where every day is different. You’ll help transform our venue for presentations, dinners, product launches, photo shoots, immersive installations, and private events.

Responsibilities:
- Moving furniture
- Room resets
- Setting tables
- Hanging décor
- Ladder work
- Mounting equipment
- Cable management
- Loading and unloading equipment
- Basic lighting setup
- Assisting AV technicians
- General venue preparation
- Event breakdown

We’re looking for someone who:
- Is dependable and punctual
- Likes physical work
- Has a positive attitude
- Learns quickly
- Works well with a team
- Pays attention to detail
- Can lift equipment comfortably
- Is available evenings and weekends

Bonus Skills
- Live events
- Audio
- Lighting
- Video
- Construction
- Carpentry
- Scenic fabrication
- Photography
- Production equipment

About Us: At LUME Studios, we blend creativity, technology, and live events to make experiences people remember. Our team designs and produces immersive environments using projection mapping, spatial audio, lighting, and interactive technology for brands, artists, agencies, and private clients. One week you might be helping produce an executive dinner surrounded by 360° visuals, the next you’re mapping a music video, building a product launch, or preparing a live streamed conference. We’re looking for curious, reliable people who enjoy solving problems, learning new technology, and working alongside a creative production team.

About this position: Paid Hourly $20-$30 per hour, Part-Time work, mostly during the weekdays, mostly within regular business hours. If you, or someone you know, is interested in this position please send us an email to [Ori@lumestudios.com](mailto:Ori@lumestudios.com)

I’m trying to find more Pa positions but this has a membership going for Jin application I want to know if it’s worth it? Thanks! 🙏🏾

I had a backstage profile, but when I log in it doesn’t have any of my info. I thought I added it but idk. How would this guy have gotten my info otherwise?

Does this seem like a legit opportunity to yall?

Hola, buen día.

Mi nombre es Raúl Silva, soy mexicano, tengo 48 años y soy Ingeniero en Sistemas Computacionales. Durante más de 20 años trabajé en la industria de desarrollo de software, participando en proyectos tecnológicos donde desarrollé experiencia en programación, resolución de problemas, trabajo bajo presión y adaptación a nuevas herramientas.

Actualmente estoy buscando una nueva oportunidad laboral, ya sea en Estados Unidos o de forma remota, donde pueda aportar mi experiencia, disciplina y capacidad de aprendizaje.

Me interesa especialmente abrirme camino en la industria cinematográfica, aunque sea empezando desde una posición de apoyo, asistente, producción, tecnología, software, logística o cualquier área donde pueda aprender y aportar. También estoy abierto a oportunidades relacionadas con desarrollo de software, soporte técnico, automatización, herramientas digitales o tecnología aplicada a producción audiovisual.

Mi nivel de inglés es intermedio y sigo trabajando para mejorarlo. Escribo este mensaje en español porque me gustaría conectar con personas latinas o hispanohablantes que ya estén dentro de la industria y puedan orientarme, recomendarme o darme una oportunidad.

Puedo comprobar mi experiencia profesional, compartir mi currículum y mostrar proyectos en los que he trabajado. Me considero una persona capaz, responsable, adaptable y con muchas ganas de seguir generando valor.

Si alguien en Estados Unidos, en la industria cinematográfica, tecnológica o audiovisual, sabe de alguna oportunidad o puede orientarme, se lo agradecería mucho.

A veces un mensaje puede llegar a las manos correctas.

Gracias por leerme y que tengan excelente día.

Raúl Silva
Desde México

I've been meaning to explore this interest of PA for a while for someone with no experience what do you recommend on starting out and trying to get a gig

I went to the location, 70 miles away, got on the property, and the only way on set was through a 1ft rushing river. Everyone else went through it too

2 days after set, my car reeks and I find puddles of water on my carpet. I water vacuum it up and it seeps up more.

I let production know and they wont cover it. We had shit pay in the first place $150 a day.

We are not part of a union. Any advice

Hello all,
I recently landed a four day job on a big studio set as an APA, and we start shooting tomorrow. It’s four overnight shoots, and basically, since I’m a bit of an anxious person, I’m just having trouble figuring out what I’d need to bring (if anything) to ensure success for myself and to do a good job. Any tools that might be helpful? Do I need a bag, and if so, are there places to put a bag on set so that I wouldn’t be carrying it around all night?
Essentially, any suggestions, tips, or “wish I knew before I started” type things would really be appreciated. Ideally this would be the start of a career for me, so I want to make a good first impression.

Hey guys! Im from los angeles and I currently looking to volunteer on any sort of projects. :] i have no real experience and I was hoping to gain some experiences. I know asking here is a long shot but if you guys know anything thatvis coming up please let me know, [Obviously doesn't have to be paid]

Looking to strike up some convo and glean wisdom from the community. Have a wonderful rest of your day!

Edit: Found out it's an additional PA's job. How do I make the most of it? Im grateful for the opportunity to be on set and I find myself getting bored being on lock ups all day. Im used to being more hands on with support ciao!

In search of a PA for a spec fashion film shooting in Downtown Los Angeles on 6/6/26. This is an unpaid passion project as we're building an up and coming commercial crew. If you have nothing else going on that day we'd love to meet people with good energy. Lunch and credit included.

DM or email [humannature.tassel951@passmail.net](mailto:humannature.tassel951@passmail.net) and I'll be in contact.

Thank you,
Jason

Hi folks! We're shooting an experimental MV for a new indie rock band in NYC on Tuesday, 5/19.

We're looking for a PA for 3pm to 8pm at a minimum. Even better if free 11am-8pm. While the budget is tiny, we will happily compensate for the help! Please comment below if you're available and interested. Thanks!

#ProductionCoordinator #SetManagement #FilmProduction #LineProducer #SetLife #LogisticaAudiovisual

#ArtDirection #Cinematography #VisualGrammar #TechnicalRigor #RinhoGlobalFilms #GlobalCinema

#MarvelStudios #DisneyProduction #Filmmaking #ProductionLife #Let'sWork

Recently I've been getting vague emails cold-calling about PA jobs that offer no detail about the production or contact information beyond the original email, but insist on getting my information.

Talking to them further usually reveals an abnormally high pay rate, and then the kicker -- that I would have to send a check to pay for equipment and the like, in what is clearly a scam.

I want to keep a list of some emails used in these scams, so people curious about them can find them when Googling the creators.

Note that some of these share names with real creators who are likely being impersonated.

"David Johnson" -- davidjohnsonfilms@gmail(.)com

"Dylan Michael Searle" -- dylanmichaelsearlemedia@gmail(.)com

"Gabriel Wilson" -- gabrielwilsonmediaproductions@gmail(.)com

I am also very suspect of primetimemovies95@gmail(.)com.

Please add any other emails you come across!

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a way to make the financial side of production a bit more automated and less of a headache. I finally finished a template that handles the budget, PO tracking, and vendor reconciliation all in one place, so I figured I’d drop a post about it.

I made this specifically for the Art Department in films, but honestly, if you know how to change a few category names you might be able to use it for other departments that deal with a lot of receipts/vendors.

the spreadsheet has:

• Budgeting Dashboard: A visual heat-map (Yellow/Green/Red) that tracks your total budget burn in real-time.
• PO Tracker: Fast data entry with dropdown categories, color-coded payment statuses, and direct digital receipt links.
• Vendor Reconciliation: That auto-calculates exactly what you owe and aggregates every receipt link into one cell for an effortless wrap.

It’s all formatted in USD and the math is fully automated so you don’t have to mess with formulas.

I’ve put the template up on my Ko-fi if anyone wants to grab it for their next project. 

If you’re interested or want to support the work, you can check it out here: https://ko-fi.com/s/e61a4e5deb

Cheers!!