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Boston, MA
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Set Designer Share via: facebook x linkedin email Boston , Massachusetts Live Event Staging, Crewing, & Production Contracted 2,800 — 3,200 stipend Showtime Presents To apply, follow the instructions listed below. We're looking for creative Set Designers to help transform bars and event venues into unforgettable immersive pop-up experiences across the U.S. and Canada! 🎭
Current Production:
NIGHTMARE BAR
(Halloween) A dark, theatrical haunted Victorian cocktail experience where guests step inside a gothic mansion unlike anything they've seen before.
Currently seeking designers in:
📍 Boston 📍 Ottawa 📍 Calgary 📍 Baltimore 📍 Milwaukee 📍 Jacksonville 📍 Seattle 📍 San Francisco 📍 Cleveland 📍 Indianapolis 📍 Cincinnati 📍 Charlotte 📍 Columbus Interested in this Paid Opportunity? 📧 Email your resume and portfolio to hugmeink@gmail.com Qualified applicants will receive the complete creative brief, project specifications, scope of work, and additional production details. Please share with any scenic designers, theatre professionals, haunted attraction creators, or immersive experience designers who may be interested!
Experience / Skills
We're seeking experienced designers with backgrounds in: 🕯️ Theatre & Scenic Design 🏚️ Haunted Attractions 🎨 Experiential Design 🍸 Hospitality & Entertainment 🎬 Film & Television Sets 🎪 Immersive Events About Showtime Presents Showtime Presents runs seasonal immersive pop-up bar experiences across multiple cities in the US and Canada. We take over an existing bar or event space for a 4 to 8 week season, transform it completely, run ticketed and walk-in trade, then bump out. The set is the product. Guests buy tickets because the photos look unbelievable, and they come back because the room delivers in person. That means two things for you as a designer. First, density wins. A room that is 95 percent covered reads as amateur. We want zero visible "normal venue" from any guest sightline. Second, everything must survive real bar trade: drinks spilled on it, guests leaning on it, phones and elbows everywhere, staff moving fast behind it. Pretty but fragile fails the brief. Report Job × Is there something wrong with this Job? Let us know and we'll take care of it. What's the problem? Cancel Report Job