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| Job Type | Setting |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp |
Camp Med-o-lark is seeking photographers, videographers, and drone operators to work at our one-of-a-kind arts camp for summer 2025.
We have roles to fill for (1) camp photographer and videographer to capture our summer for social media and families and/or (2) counselors teaching videography, digital photography, or black and white film photography to campers. Pay is negotiable based on role and experience.
Med-o-lark is a coed residential creative arts camp for ages 8-16 and specializes in visual and fine arts, performing arts, circus, music, culinary, digital media, waterfront, and more! Med-o-lark offers staff benefits including a competitive summer salary, clean, comfortable accommodations, free onsite meals, and ample time off. On your days off, the spectacular Maine coast beckons along with a host of other local cultural offerings. Med-o-lark also maintains a spacious dedicated staff cabin retreat to relax and recharge.
Med-o-lark is a place where staff develops invaluable life skills like leadership, patience, organization, teamwork, and group management. No matter what field you ultimately go into, a Med-o-lark summer will always be an asset on your resume. We’re always glad to provide letters of recommendation or reference describing the skills you’ve developed with us. As a Med-o-lark staff member, you will have a positive impact on campers’ summers. They look up to you, learn from your example, and leave camp at the end of summer with new skills and accomplishments because of your influence. It’s an enriching experience helping campers create, grow, achieve, and excel. Apply today!
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| Job Type | Setting |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp |
Camp Med-o-lark is seeking Filmmakers to work at our one-of-a-kind arts camp for summer 2025.
Responsibilities include teaching up to 5 one-hour classes per day of approximately 5-10 campers. Our well-equipped Digital Arts studio provides campers unlimited creativity. Below is an outline of our Filmmaking program, but we encourage you to bring your own ideas!
• Objective: Combine the art of storytelling with practical filmmaking techniques to create engaging digital narratives.
• Course Overview: Campers will explore how to craft compelling stories and bring them to life through film. The course covers storytelling fundamentals, scriptwriting, and narrative structure, while also delving into the technical aspects of filmmaking such as cinematography, directing, and editing. Campers will create interactive storytelling elements and produce short films that showcase their stories in a visual format.
• Key Skills Developed: Storytelling, scriptwriting, filmmaking, cinematography, video editing
• Tools and Software: Digital cameras, Adobe Premiere Pro, lighting and sound equipment, interactive storytelling platforms
• Final Project/Outcome: Campers will develop and produce a short film that incorporates interactive storytelling elements, which will be showcased in a final presentation.
Med-o-lark is a coed residential creative arts camp for ages 8-16 and specializes in visual and fine arts, performing arts, circus, music, culinary, digital media, waterfront, and more! Med-o-lark offers staff benefits including a competitive summer salary, free room and board, laundry, and ample time off. Staff have some evening responsibilities and may live in a cabin with campers. This is a summer job that can be a ton of fun, gives you the opportunity to meet others from all over the world (both counselor and camper), and allows you to teach what you love to do!
No matter what field you ultimately go into, a Med-o-lark summer will always be an asset on your resume. We’re always glad to provide letters of recommendation or reference describing the skills you’ve developed with us. As a Med-o-lark staff member, you will have a positive impact on campers’ summers. They look up to you, learn from your example, and leave camp at the end of summer with new skills and accomplishments because of your influence. It’s an enriching experience helping campers create, grow, achieve, and excel. Apply today!
| Job Type | Setting | Min. Education | Min. Experience |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp | High School Diploma/Equivalent | 1-2 Years |
Camp Robin Hood is more than just an overnight summer camp—it is a tradition, a legacy, and a home. Since 1927, Robin Hood has provided an encouraging, inviting, and supportive summer environment for our campers. Our campers participate in: land sports, water sports, performing arts, studio arts, horseback riding and outdoor adventures.
Your days and weeks will include:
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Video duties include taking videos of campers and staff enjoying camp, editing and posting videos to social media, and organizing & cataloging footage for future use
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Producing weekly video recaps and special event recaps as requested by supervisor
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Participating in camp-wide activities such as all camp meals, campfires and evening activities/performance
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Learning to create a fun, loving and structured environment for campers to thrive
Other items to note:
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Training – is ongoing throughout the summer with an intensive pre-camp orientation beginning June 12th
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Time Off – One day off per week. Weekly nights off.
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Housing provided
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Setting – set in New England, you’ll be amazed by the beauty and magic in the trees at Camp Robin Hood. Our spectacular waterfront is second to none.
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Community – our staff and campers travel from throughout the US and the world to make Robin Hood their summer home
Camp Robin Hood has been impacting the lives of children since 1927 and continues to create lifelong friendships and memories for campers, staff, and families alike.
Requirements
Your Skills:
- Strong skills operating video cameras
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Strong video editing experience with industry-standard software such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve
- Experience working with children
Your Traits:
- Strong communicator
- Flexibility
- Creativity
- Dedication
- Team Player
| Job Type | Setting | Min. Education | Min. Experience |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp | High School Diploma/Equivalent | 1-2 Years |
Camp Robin Hood is more than just an overnight summer camp—it is a tradition, a legacy, and a home. Since 1927, Robin Hood has provided an encouraging, inviting, and supportive summer environment for our campers. Our campers participate in: land sports, water sports, performing arts, studio arts, horseback riding and outdoor adventures.
Your days and weeks will include:
- Photo duties include taking photos of campers and staff enjoying camp, editing and posting photos to camp website.
- Opportunities to instruct campers in photography
- Participating in camp wide activities such as all camp meals, campfires and evening activities/performances
- Mentoring campers
- Learning to create a fun, loving and structured environment for a boys and girls to thrive
Other items to note:
- Training – is ongoing throughout the summer with an intensive 12 day long orientation beginning June 12th
- Time Off – One day off per week. Weekly nights off.
- Housing provided
- Setting – set in New England, you’ll be amazed by the beauty and magic in the trees at Camp Robin Hood. Our spectacular waterfront is second to none.
- Community – our staff and campers travel from throughout the US and the world to make Robin Hood their summer home
Camp Robin Hood has been impacting the lives of children since 1927 and continues to create lifelong friendships and memories for campers, staff and families alike.
Requirements
Your Skills:
- Strong photography/videography skills
- Photo and video editing experience
- Experience working with children
Your Traits:
- Flexibility
- Creativity
- Humor
- Dedication
- Team Player
| Job Type | Setting |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp |
Come spend the Summer of a Lifetime in The Berkshires!
Camp Danbee is currently hiring a Camp Videographer to spend their summer capturing the activities, friendships, and memories of our campers all summer long!
The Role:
We’re looking for strong lifestyle and documentary-style videographers who can capture everything at camp from live-action athletics classes and competition, to the indoor theater and dance performances, waterskiing and tubing on the lake, and intimate campfire moments. Applicants should be proficient to shoot in all settings and quickly adapt to action, lighting, and people!
Our videographers capture life at camp then edit and create short videos to release to camp families every other day or so. They also create clips to highlight special events, program areas, and more. Our video content is then compiled at the end of the summer to be released as a “video yearbook” once all our campers are home.
Required Skills:
- Highly proficient in shooting in indoor & outdoor settings
- Ability to edit videos for release to families and for use in marketing and social media
The Perks:
- Competitive Salary
- Travel allowance in addition to salary
- Room, board, and staff t-shirts
- Internship credit*
- Experience The Berkshires, meet people from all over the US and the world, and have the summer of a lifetime!
*Some educational institutions require prior approval before the start of an internship. It is the responsibility of the student to check with their institution to be sure they meet any requirements before they accept a position.
| Job Type | Setting |
| Full-Time Seasonal | Overnight Camp |
More than half of our summer staff are not counselors but are what we call support staff, an integral part of the operation of camp. Support staff members are essential to Cheley’s success and an amazing way to join our staff community. Within our support staff, we have ten teams. Four of these teams have several different positions, including
food service,
media,
medical and well-being, and
program coordinators. Although some positions within a team don’t directly work together, most do.
Support staff members live together in designated camp property cabins and are typically 18 years old. They play an integral part in role modeling. Being on support staff is a very important position, and the choices they make affect the entire camp experience.
All support staff need to have the ability to communicate and work effectively with peers, have the visual and auditory ability to identify and respond to environmental and other hazards at camp, and have the physical strength and endurance necessary to complete assigned tasks. A positive attitude and a sense of humor are essential. Support staff must be prepared for long hours, minimal personal time, and many rewards.
- Barn Crew, Camp Stores, Child Care, Laundry, Office, Transportation Crew
- Food Service: Cooks, Kitchen Assistants, Storeroom Manager, Munch Inn Manager and Assistant
- Media: Graphic Designer, Photographer, Videographer
- Medical and Well-being: Nurse, Nurse Aide, EMT, Doctor, MESH Support Specialist
- Program Coordinators: Crafts, Ceramics, Woodshop, Riflery, Ropes Course, Outcamping, Rockstock, Hiking/Backpacking
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