Digital music instructor vs art coordinator

Differences between digital music instructor and art coordinator duties and responsibilities

Digital music instructor example responsibilities.

• Lead kids through snack, game time, homework time, an art lesson, and manage a gallery wall.
• Instruct classes in these areas: animation, technology, computer, daily and weekly reports, and digital art.
• Establish animation club for the youth.
• Consult on executing engaging multimedia lesson plans for classroom use in high schools and non-profit associations.
• Cover the fundamental concepts of chemistry and biology including cell biology, metabolism, microbiology, genetics, evolution and histology.
• Offer leadership and technical skills to students as well as community.
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Art coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage direction, choreography, vocal music preparation, set design, lights, costumes, and lobby display.
• Manage graphic arts department and camera and typesetting departments.
• Manage art assistant, including scheduling and quality control of art photography and certificates of authenticity.
• Supervise product launches, initiate vision for client branding by participating in creative team planning committees and brainstorming sessions.
• Create and maintain all websites for the animation program.
• Create all props, costumes, set designs and lighting designs on a very limit and strict budget.
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