Campus Producer (Part-TIme)

Crossroads Church•Eagan, MN

9d•$21 - $23

About The Position

The Part-Time Campus Producer leads and oversees production environments at a specific Crossroads Church campus, helping create clear, compelling, well-executed weekend experiences. The role ensures audio, lighting, presentation, and service flow support ministry and create an engaging, distraction-free environment. The producer collaborates with worship leaders, campus leadership, and production volunteers to plan and execute weekend services, youth ministry gatherings, and special events. This is a hands-on position that typically includes mixing front-of-house audio and running or supporting presentation and lighting, while developing volunteers so the campus is not dependent on one person. Central production support is occasional, limited, and within scheduled hours. The role is classified as non-exempt and hourly, with regular part-time status at 12–15 hours per week. The regular schedule is Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with occasional additional days for ministry events, services, and special programming. Work takes place primarily indoors in production and administrative environments, with frequent exposure to noise above 84 dB and flexibility required during key ministry seasons and special events. The producer is expected to embrace Crossroads’ mission, advance its vision of being an outwardly facing, next-generation-focused, multi-ethnic church, and embody the staff commitments: Expect God to Move, Move as One, Take it Personally, Be Actively for Each Other, Invest in the Next, and Leave the 99.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Prior experience in a related production or producing role is preferred.
Strong organization and attention to detail, with the ability to diagnose and solve problems quickly.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to lead teams in live, high-pressure environments.
Experience mixing live audio.
Ability to lift, carry, and move equipment weighing up to 50 pounds regularly.
Ability to safely set up, adjust, and transport production equipment.
Ability to climb ladders, bend, reach, work in elevated or confined spaces as production setups require, and stand for extended periods at rehearsals, services, or events.
Ability to operate tools and equipment safely and in compliance with church safety guidelines and OSHA standards.
Openness to continued spiritual and technical learning and growth.

Nice To Haves

Experience with professional digital audio consoles.
Familiarity with lighting software and consoles such as Vista, LightKey, or GrandMA.
Familiarity with basic video switching systems such as Blackmagic ATEM.
Familiarity with ProPresenter, Planning Center, and similar tools.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with worship teams, production teams, and the Campus Pastor to shape the overall feel and flow of weekend services.
Lead technical and service-flow elements to create an intentional, focused, and well-ordered environment.
Serve as the central producer during services, directing communicators, worship leaders, and production teams.
Program and oversee weekly lighting, audio, graphics, and lyric integration for weekend services.
Mix front-of-house audio for weekend services and additional campus events as needed.
Maintain and troubleshoot audio, video, and lighting systems and coordinate repairs as needed.
Coordinate and lead rehearsals to ensure service elements align with the intended worship experience.
Work with worship leaders and musicians to refine transitions, timing, and flow.
Recruit, train, schedule, and develop production volunteers.
Foster a healthy, collaborative team culture that values preparation, excellence, and growth.
Oversee production for campus-specific events, including youth nights, camps, and special gatherings.
Manage technical needs related to campus events outside weekend services.
Participate with engagement in weekly meetings and campus initiatives.
Support additional projects and responsibilities as assigned by the Production Lead.