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Creative Profession Through The Navy...
Jun-242009
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Company Name: Navy
Job Category: Arts/Entertainment/Publishing; Government/Military
Location: Chicago, IL • Chico, CA
Position Type: Full-Time, Employee
Experience: 0-1 Years Experience
Navy Reserve Arts and Photography. Showcase your artistic talents for a worldwide audience.
Want to expand your creative abilities, advance your career, and make a bigger difference in the world? Find your place among the motivated men and women who make up today's Navy Reserve.
NOW HIRING: ARTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY PROFESSIONALS
Capturing images and events. Writing stories and profiles. Honing technical production skills. Going behind the scenes to educate military personnel and the public about activities and accomplishments that go on every day in the Navy. Creative professionals in the Navy Reserve have the chance to see the world from an exciting new perspective - and the opportunity to gain experience that extends far beyond the moment.
Serving as a Mass Communications Specialist, you can contribute your talents in many impactful ways. You might film an aerial exhibition put on by the Blue Angels. Chronicle the exploits of Sailors returning from a humanitarian mission abroad. Create graphics for a high-profile presentation or create layouts for a nationally distributed Navy magazine. If you have interest or experience in photography, writing, illustration or design, the possibilities are endless.
As part of your responsibilities, you could also do any of the following:
* Operate state-of-the-art photography and video equipment for the Navy
* Scan/edit digital, still and video images and use lab equipment for film/print production
* Prepare illustrations, original art, technical drawings, graphics and audiovisual materials
* Utilize personal computer/desktop publishing systems to design various communications
* Set type, make plates for printing and operate printing presses
Whatever the specific role, you can take advantage of the opportunity to develop your artistic abilities. Enhancing your qualifications for a career as a still/studio photographer, TV camera operator, photojournalist, film editor, or illustrator. Possibly getting advanced training in photojournalism or digital editing. Potentially earning a highly sought-after Department of Labor certification as an illustrator, draftsman or silk-screen cutter.
PART-TIME SERVICE, FULL-TIME LIFE
As a Navy Reservist in the field of arts and photography, earn great respect as you acquire experience that can bring you invaluable rewards - personally and professionally.
Serve as few as two days each month and two weeks per year - while maintaining a full-time livelihood outside the military
Get paid to receive invaluable experience and training - as you develop a competitive edge desired by employers in today's world
Earn liberal arts credit for your work plus money for advanced schooling - which can help you reach your professional goals even faster
Get comprehensive benefits in exchange for your service commitment - starting with a potential sign-on bonus of up to $20,000.* And including: supplemental monthly income, educational assistance programs, low-cost life insurance, annual travel opportunities, and more.
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