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Adjunct Faculty - Creative Writing and Storytelling

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Seattle Film Institute

Seattle, WA (In Person)

$115,544 Salary, Part-Time

Posted 2 weeks ago (Updated 1 week ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 6/22/2026

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Job Description

Adjunct Faculty
  • Creative Writing and Storytelling Seattle Film Institute
  • 4.0 Seattle, WA Job Details Contract From $55.55 an hour 17 hours ago Qualifications Creative writing Master's degree Full Job Description Adjunct Faculty
  • Creative Writing and Storytelling Seattle Film Institute 3210 16th Avenue W.
Seattle
WA 09119
Position Type:
Part-Time /
Adjunct Faculty Start Date:
Upcoming Quarter / Immediate Availability Preferred About Us Seattle Film Institute is a hands-on, student-centered film school offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs in filmmaking; screenwriting; acting; digital arts, animation & game design; and producing. We emphasize both artistic development and real-world professional practice within a collaborative creative environment. Position Overview We are seeking an inspiring and engaging Adjunct Faculty member in Creative Writing and Storytelling to teach students pursuing careers in film, media, writing, performance, and related creative disciplines. The ideal candidate understands storytelling not simply as an academic exercise, but as a living creative practice rooted in observation, emotional truth, character, voice, and human experience. We are especially interested in instructors who can help students: develop authentic creative voices transform personal experience into compelling narrative strengthen observational and storytelling skills explore character, conflict, and emotional stakes gain confidence as writers and communicators understand how storytelling functions across mediums including film, television, audio, journalism, essays, and digital media Course Description
COMM-211
Creative Writing and Storytelling 2 Creative Writing and Storytelling 2 continues a focus on various forms of self-expression including personal essays and short narrative pieces to provide the framework for developing skills as a creative writer and storyteller. Responsibilities Teach undergraduate-level Creative Writing and Storytelling courses. Lead engaging discussions, workshops, writing exercises, and critique sessions. Encourage experimentation, creativity, and personal expression in a supportive environment. Provide constructive feedback on student writing and storytelling development. Help students understand the relationship between personal experience, narrative structure, character, and audience engagement. Desired Qualifications Master's degree or higher in Creative Writing, English, Screenwriting, Journalism, Communications, or related field preferred. College-level teaching experience preferred. Strong background in storytelling, creative writing, or narrative arts. Demonstrated ability to mentor emerging writers and foster creative confidence. Professional experience in writing, publishing, filmmaking, screenwriting, journalism, podcasting, theater, or related creative industries is a strong plus. Ideal Candidate We are especially interested in instructors who can inspire students to: write with honesty, specificity, and emotional clarity find compelling stories within everyday life understand how character and voice emerge from lived experience appreciate storytelling as both an artistic craft and a human necessity connect writing practice to filmmaking, acting, directing, and other creative disciplines Candidates who combine intellectual rigor with warmth, curiosity, humor, and genuine enthusiasm for storytelling are especially encouraged to apply. Compensation Competitive adjunct faculty compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications. Application Process Interested candidates should submit: Cover letter CV or résumé Brief statement of teaching philosophy (Optional) Writing samples, sample syllabus, or teaching evaluations Apply through Indeed or send materials directly to
Pay:
From $55.55 per hour
Work Location:
In person