| Title: | Melrose Show Production Coordinator |
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| ID: | 2478 |
| FT - PT: | Full-time |
| Salary: | $27.50 per hour |
| Education - Experience: | Bachelor’s Degree; AND two (2) years of show production experience; OR an equivalent combination of education, training and experience as determined by Human Resources. |
| Hours : | 40 hours per week; weekends required and some evenings |
| Location: | Melrose Center - Orlando Public Library - 101 E. Central Blvd. Orlando, FL 32801 |
| Closing Date: | 11/1/2026 |
Who We Are
The Orange County Library System is a learning organization whose mission is to add to quality of life – not only for our customers, but also for our staff. At OCLS, you’ll find staff who are dedicated to serving the community and cultivating an environment where everyone is welcome. We offer growth and development opportunities, competitive pay and benefits, and a healthy work-life balance.
Learn more about employment at OCLS.
Who You Are
You are seeking a fun and rewarding work environment. You are fulfilled by being part of a diverse organization that changes lives and positively impacts the community. You thrive in live event and stage production environments and enjoy managing the technical details that make a show successful. You have hands-on experience with stage lighting systems, lighting console operation, live audio, and event production, and you are excited to help produce performances, recordings, and educational opportunities on the Melrose stage. You are service focused and successfully build positive relationships with performers, customers, staff, and community partners alike. You communicate effectively, can work independently, and enjoy contributing to the accomplishment of team goals.
What You’ve Done
You have experience supporting and executing live productions, performances, events, or stage-based programming. You are skilled in operating and troubleshooting stage production equipment, including lighting systems, lighting consoles, audio equipment, and related production software. Your background includes coordinating with performers, instructors, technical staff, and other stakeholders to plan and deliver successful productions. You have experience identifying technical needs, maintaining production equipment, and providing recommendations that enhance the quality and effectiveness of live events. You are comfortable balancing multiple projects, adapting to changing production requirements, and ensuring a positive experience for performers, staff, and audiences.
What You’ll Do
You will engage in a variety of tasks to plan, coordinate, and support live productions, performances, and events at the Melrose stage. This includes operating and troubleshooting stage lighting systems, lighting consoles, audio equipment, and related production technology while ensuring successful event execution. You will collaborate with performers, instructors, staff, and community partners throughout the production process, contribute to event planning meetings, and provide technical guidance on production needs and best practices. You will also help develop and teach educational opportunities related to live show production, providing customers and staff with hands-on learning experiences in stage lighting, audio, and event production. You will evaluate production workflows and equipment, offering recommendations for enhancements that improve the quality, safety, and overall experience of live events and educational programming.
What Success Looks Like
At OCLS, the customer is our hero. That means that for us, success is defined by creating safe, professional, and engaging live productions that provide exceptional experiences for performers, audiences, and learners. Through effective coordination, strong technical expertise, and reliable operation of stage lighting, lighting consoles, audio systems, and related production technology, you help ensure every event runs smoothly. Success also means developing meaningful educational opportunities in live show production, empowering customers to build skills in stagecraft, lighting, audio, and event production while supporting the Melrose Center's mission to inspire creativity and lifelong learning.
