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Hero Leader Counselor: Role-MODELS not Role-Players (20+)
 
What Does a Hero Leader Do?:
 - Counselors are in charge of leading groups of campers throughout their experiences and activities.
 - Responsibilities include getting campers ready for the day, leading game missions out into the world, reflecting on experiences with campers, meal monitoring, and engaging with campers out of game during down moments.
 - Hero Leaders are expected to have an in-game character that can function as a guide to the heroes and can be provided for you.
 
Duties List:
 - Helps campers stay on schedule for routines and guides during adventure time
 - Entertains, engages, and supports up to 12 campers in an adventuring party
 - Supports running STEAM modules for their group
 - Supports other hero leaders and logistics/backstage team
 - Plays characters/monsters as needed
 - Engages in behavior management, dorm duties, and transitioning between activities
 - Role-models good conduct for campers and co-counselors
 
For junior counselors: more focus on playing characters and supporting backstage for first year
 
Who Makes a Good Hero Leader?:
 - Teachers, Coaches, Camp counselors
 - Self-professed nerds and geeks
 - Someone who likes working with neuro-diverse, LBGTQ+, and neurotypical youth in equal parts
 - Someone who plays outside and enjoys puzzles, escape rooms, and role-playing games
 - You?!
 
What Does the Position Pay?:
 - For junior counselors, $310 - $350 / week (based on experience) for eight weeks plus room and board
 - For counselors, $410 - $450 / week (based on experience) for up to nine weeks plus room and board
 
Camp Videographer / Counselor: Capturing and Creating the Magic (20+)
 
What Does a Hero Leader Do?:
 Our camp videographer captures the action, story, and excitement of our campers via photos and video. Their videos help us recruit new heroes each year and capture the excitement of the current year for our families to enjoy. They are part of our story and interact with our campers at the same level we expect of our junior counselors but their main responsibilities are more around generating content than watching campers. 75% of their day is following the campers with a camera, filming backstage videos, or editing to help generate promotional videos. 25% of the time we ask them to step out from behind the camera to help with general support in supervising campers
 
Duties List:
 - Take videos and photos daily of camp activities
 - Editing while on site to help support a release of up to 3 one-minute videos each camp session
 - Supports other hero leaders and logistics/backstage team
 - Engages in behavior management, dorm duties, and transitioning between activities
 - Role models good conduct for campers and co-counselors
 
Who Makes a Good Magic Capturer?:
 - Teachers, Coaches, Camp counselors
 - Self-professed nerds and geeks
 - Someone who likes working with neuro-diverse, LBGTQ+, and neurotypical youth in equal parts
 - Someone who plays outside and enjoys puzzles, escape rooms, and role-playing games
 - You?!
 
What Does the Position Pay?:
 - $425 - $475 per week (based on experience) for up to nine weeks plus room and board
 
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Have you ever been convicted of a felony? *

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