Careers At Park Road
Park Road is a unique place to work, and strives to employ the best in the business. Competition for positions is strong - Park Road receives thousands of applications and enquiries each year for a very small number of positions.
Film Dubbing Theatre Mix Tech
Our Sound Department is an award-winning facility comprised of world class operators who deliver quality service to our clients.
We are looking for a Mix Tech to provide high level technical support to the Sound Mixers.
This role fulfills a vital function in the team and candidates must have strong sound industry experience, particularly in a sound mixing environment.
The successful candidate will have extensive technical skills and experience, particularly with mixing consoles and associated equipment.
With a reputation for problem solving skills, you will also possess a high degree of flexibility and be able to work under pressure and to tight deadlines.
Candidates must possess exceptional interpersonal and client service skills, a strong quality focus and the ability to work well within a team.
If you feel that your background matches the above please send your CV to by 31 January 2012.
Overseas Applicants
New Zealand immigration law is very strict and demands that we employ an overseas national only when we cannot find a person of similar skill within New Zealand or Australia. We cannot sponsor visas for students. For further information visit: www.immigration.govt.nz
Work Experience
Due to the highly confidential nature of our work we do not offer work experience placements.
Careers Advice
There are many different providers of training for the industry both within New Zealand and overseas. If selecting an institution at which to train, we would recommend talking to alumni wherever possible to gauge their experiences and how useful they have found their qualification to be in securing work. Training providers often have careers counselors onsite to provide advice and guidance on the right course for you and on how to turn your qualification into a job. Joining local film societies and volunteering on smaller, independent productions or student films can give valuable ‘hands on’ experience and encourage networking that may lead to employment opportunities. For further information, visit: www.kiwicareers.govt.nz