Projectionist / Cinema Technician / Support Volunteer

Community Central Halls
VO102363

We are a community cinema based in Maryhill, Glasgow who aim to see our community thrive and prosper through the power of cinema.
Inclusivity is at the heart of everything we do. We want to empower our community by reflecting the aspirations, concerns, and lives of our people and places on the big screen.

There are many ways to get involved with the work that The Seamore does. If you share our vision for positive change in the community or just want to help out, there are three main ways to contribute:

The Seamore Neighbourhood Cinema is looking for a Projectionist / Cinema Technician / Support Volunteer.

VOLUNTEERING: Without our dedicated team of volunteers, the Seamore simply wouldn't happen. Our team brings a variety of skills and experience and in turn, learn new skills, meet like-minded people, and have fun!

The role involves setting up and operating our cinema equipment, ensuring our screenings are high quality and run smoothly.
Ideally, you will be comfortable working with technology, although there is no need for extensive knowledge on the subject, as training will be provided. We offer training and teaching on how to operate cutting-edge cinema technology.

Troubleshooting basic technical issues during screenings
Assisting with lighting, seating, and general cinema setup
Providing friendly support to audiences and fellow volunteers
The support volunteer will collect tickets and assist with cinema equipment if necessary.

The roles would involve the individual being available on the days of screenings, 2 times a month for 3 to 5 hours at a time, or weekly for 3 to 5 hours as the programme develops.

Once you have applied for the opportunity using the button below, you will be contacted within 5 working days and invited to attend an informal chat where you will have the opportunity to find out more about the role and the organisation. If you have not heard anything within this time please contact the volunteer coordinator directly, or Volunteer Glasgow.

Experience required

Ideally, you will be comfortable working with technology, although there is no need for extensive knowledge on the subject, as training will be provided.

Travel details

To travel from Glasgow city centre to Community Central Halls at 304 Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20 7YE, you have several public transport options:

By Bus:

Service 60/60A: These buses run from the city centre to Maryhill Road. You can board them at stops along Hope Street or Renfield Street. Disembark at the "Seamore Street" stop, which is a short walk from Community Central Halls.

Service 17: This bus also serves the route from the city centre to Maryhill. Board at Buchanan Bus Station and alight at the "North Woodside Road" stop, located near the venue.

For detailed bus schedules and real-time updates, you can visit the Traveline Scotland website or use their mobile app.

By Subway:
Kelvinbridge Station: Take the subway from Buchanan Street Station to Kelvinbridge Station. From there, it's approximately a 20-minute walk to Community Central Halls.
Georges Cross Station: You can also take the subway to Georges Cross Station (on the Circle Line). From Georges Cross, it is about a 10-minute walk to the venue along Maryhill Road.

Maryhill Line: Board a train from Glasgow Queen Street Station to either Gilshochill or Maryhill stations. Both are within walking distance of Community Central Halls.