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Become a Certified Field Associate in the Movie Industry
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Don't sit on the bench—get paid to see your favorite movies!
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A Hands-On Hobby—Get involved and see the difference it makes in your favorite theatre.
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Patron Counts
Audience Reaction Assessments
Promotional Material Installs
Trailer Checks
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It Pays to Be a CFA—You'll be paid for field visits that you make...
and even reimbursed for your movie tickets and concessions for select assignments.
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| Once you've become registered, you'll also get: |
- Alerts that are emailed to you when certain assignments in your area are available, keeping you informed about the assignments you are looking for!
- The ability to choose assignments most appropriate for you - you are free to accept or decline any assignment offer!
- Access to thousands of assignments nationwide in both the U.S. and Canada!
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TYPICAL ASSIGNMENTS OFFERED
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Theatre Checks:
Most of these assignments are conducted on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Trailer Checks:
Present your Letter of Authorization to theatre management
to watch and record all trailers on all screens shown prior
to the assigned feature.
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Open Checks:
Present your Letter of Authorization to theatre management
to count the patrons attending the showtimes of the assigned
feature, and collecting box office information at the end of the day.
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Blind Checks:
Covertly counting patrons attending all show times of the
assigned feature on the assigned day.
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Advertisement Checks:
Watch and record all advertisements shown prior to the feature.
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Sneak Checks:
Present your Letter of Authorization to theatre management to
watch a sneak preview of an upcoming release, collecting
reactions and demographic information.
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Comprehensive Checks:
Present your Letter of Authorization to theatre management to
collect a variety of information on new releases: Patron counts,
ticket prices, sound and visual quality, trailers shown, etc.
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Mystery Shopping/On-site Evaluations:
Posing as a typical customer, usually without the theatre
personnel’s knowledge, you would go to a theatre to evaluate the
movie-going experience. This includes an assessment of how you
are treated as a customer, the overall appearance, housekeeping,
& marketing and/or promotional material placement.
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Promotional Material Installations:
Involves assembling movie standees, installing one-sheets (movie posters), banners, etc.
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Exit Polling/Trailer and Advertisement Recall/Market Research:
Various types of movie audience data is collected at theatres on
behalf of movie studios, and is used to assess public opinion of
current and upcoming movie releases.
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On-site Auditing:
This involves such tasks as counting/confirming placement of promotional
materials, counting people, and a variety of other related activities.
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