First Nations Locations/Unit Swing Attachment
We are offering an exciting Locations / Unit Swing Attachment opportunity on a major television production. This hands-on role will immerse the successful applicant in the day-to-day operations of the Locations Department and Unit team.
The Details
Experience level: Entry-level position
Eligibility: This position is funded through a First Nations Employment Scheme and applicants must identify as First Nations
If you have transferable skills (or relevant skills) then please apply through this form. If you are interested in the role but are bringing skills from other work experiences then you can attend the Set Educated 2 day workshop to build your knowledge.
Start date: Monday, 09 June 2025
Contract Length: 8 weeks
Rate:
Industry standard rate – to be discussed at interview stage, plus super and holiday pay.
5 x 10 hr days (full time) Paid Overtime when required
Location: Perth, WA, On set, including away locations.
- s physically fit and enjoys being hands-on,
- Has strong teamwork skills and a positive, can-do attitude.
- Is interested in learning the critical logistics behind film and TV production.
- Enjoys problem-solving and adapting to changing circumstances on set.
- Wants a career path in Locations, Unit Management, Production, or similar fields.
You’ll be working with 2 different departments: Locations (on set) and Unit during this attachment giving you the opportunity to develop an understanding of both areas and seeing the crossover between them.
Responsibilities:
- Assisting with the setup and pack down of unit bases and location sites.
- Supporting the Locations team with site logistics, including signage, access management, and facilities setup.
- Helping protect locations by managing foot traffic, assisting with cleanliness, and maintaining safety on set.
- Collaborating closely with other departments such as Production Design, Camera, and Assistant Directors.
- Providing general assistance on location moves, unit moves, and on-set locations work.
- Helping with weather protection setups (e.g., tents, mats, coverings) and maintaining site accessibility.
- Supporting location resets and ensuring sites are left clean and undamaged after filming.
- Assisting with basic administrative tasks where required (e.g., distributing maps, assisting with permits, etc.).
Key Skills & Requirements:
- Is physically fit and enjoys being hands-on,
- Has strong teamwork skills and a positive, can-do attitude.
- Is interested in learning the critical logistics behind film and TV production.
- Enjoys problem-solving and adapting to changing circumstances on set.
- Wants a career path in Locations, Unit Management, Production, or similar fields.
How to apply?
- Read the application form below and spend a bit of time crafting your answers.
- Fill in the details on the application form and upload your CV as a PDF.
- We will short list 10 people for the production team to look at and they will select 3 to interview. As soon as we have that shortlist we will let everyone know the status of the application.
Application Deadline:
Applications due by Midnight 22 May 2025
Have screen industry experience? We’d love to hear from you — please complete the application form to be considered (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants ONLY)
Ready to bring your transferable skills into the screen industry?
Join us for the SET EDUCATED workshop in Perth!
This is your chance to learn, connect, and potentially open the door to future job opportunities.
On successful application:
If you’re selected – congratulations! We know there will be a lot of applications so well done.
You’ll start with a skills audit so we can see what you need to learn.
We’ll then work with you and your Line Manager to plan your learning.
Production Team will ensure you’re fully inducted in terms of workplace health and safety.
