Research: University of California - Los Angeles / Job Opportunities

UCLA: 
This university has many alumni who won awards and making it big in society in animation, directing, writing, designing, producing, show-running, scholarship and digital innovation. This shows that UCLA is a great university for students who want to major in theater, film and television.
Film and Television Directing:
Learn from demonstrations and guests, exploration of scripts and many hands on work. But at the same time there is also lectures for 3 hours everyday. Some of the programs are limited to graduate students.

Job Opportunities: 

Vacancy:  Sound Designer Employer:  New York University

This is basically advertising that NYU is looking for a Sound Designer who will help to finish a post - production of a 5 minute short film. This film is about a Toy maker who has to replica a doll out of his customer's daughter, but unexpectedly the Toy maker learns something about himself for this. Also looking for a film student who is willing or interested in collaborating. Its a low or no pay job but they offer $50 since their budget is low.

Vacancy:	Video Intern
Employer:	Relix Media Group

They are looking for someone who is into music to help this shoot, produce and edit in-office performance by musicians. If you do apply you can work with artiest and managers or even publicist. This a unpaid internship where you have to commit one day a week for three months and school credit is available. 
Requirement: Edit skills in Final Cut and has free access to their own editing software and camera but not necessary since the A/V equipments are provided.

Vacancy:  Japanese subtitle editor Employer:  Global Film Network Inc Looking for someone who can help to complete a documentary. Already finished filming and just need someone who can help with subtitles in order for the documentary to be released. Looking for someone who can start immediately. Job pays $450 per day for the editor and extra amount for the studio or your equipment that is used to burn in the subtitles.