Instructor - Line Producing & Set Management - Filmmaking

The Instructor reports to the Assistant Dean or Vice President for Academic Affairs and collaborates with SFFS academic leadership to refine the syllabus, learning activities, and assessments in a field where traditional production practice and AI-native workflows continue to converge. Evaluate student work using rubrics covering professional document quality, analytical rigor, and production management judgment.Provide timely, constructive feedback on weekly production exercises, the mid-course Production Planning Portfolio, and the capstone submission.Post grades in accordance with SFFS policies and schedules.Track student progress and intervene early when performance or engagement indicates risk. Use SFFS instructional systems (institutional LMS, videoconferencing, and portfolio platforms) to post materials, manage gradebooks, and communicate with students.Hold regular office hours and respond to student communications professionally and promptly.Support continuous course improvement in collaboration with SFFS academic leadership, including updates that reflect evolving industry practice in both physical and AI-native production management. Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in film, creative arts, media production, or a closely related discipline.Minimum of five years of documented professional work in production management or a directly related field.Demonstrated professional experience in production management, including budgeting, scheduling, script breakdown, location logistics, and on-set operations.Working familiarity with AI-assisted production tools and with the operational characteristics of AI-native or AI-heavy production workflows, including iteration management, review protocols, and asset pipeline governance.Demonstrated ability to teach effectively in a synchronous, applied environment, including facilitation of case-based and document-based instruction.Strong written communication skills and a commitment to timely, professional student communication.Ability to evaluate student work using clear criteria and provide actionable feedback.Residence in the San Francisco Bay Area with the ability and willingness to commute regularly to the SFFS campus. San Francisco Film School serves students pursuing careers across the entertainment industry and continues to expand its academic offerings, including audio/music production and interdisciplinary creative AI, to support the next generation of creators.

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