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Film Librarian roles at broadcasters, studios, and archives can qualify for EB-2 or EB-3 green card sponsorship through PERM labor certification. Employers document that no qualified U.S. worker is available before filing your I-140 petition, putting you on a path to permanent residency rather than a temporary status renewal cycle.
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Job Description:
The Department of Communication and Writing seeks an imaginative, forward-thinking educator and filmmaker with experience in teaching narrative film production to join a growing, engaged, student-centered Department of Communication and Writing. Our nine faculty members and dedicated adjunct faculty, who represent programs in Film and Media Arts, Mass Communication, and English and Writing, share a passion for teaching and mentoring undergraduate students, embracing new technologies, and preparing graduates who are sought after by regional and national employers.
The successful candidate will join the Film and Media Arts program, where collaboration is deeply embedded in the culture. With outstanding production facilities, including a professional-grade studio, dedicated editing bays, and an extensive equipment inventory, the department provides the tools and institutional support faculty and students need to produce award-winning work. Teaching four courses per semester, the successful candidate will help students take original narrative film projects from concept to completion in collaboration with one another while building the technical and professional skills required by the film industry and other industries focused on the creation and analysis of media content. Through a campus-wide culture of colleagues who are eager to work across disciplinary boundaries, the program maintains strong partnerships with Mass Communication and Sport Media, and the successful candidate will join colleagues in building new opportunities, integrating emerging technologies, and contributing to a vibrant culture of learning and success.
A hallmark of a York College education is our commitment to engage students in real-world experiences. Our faculty are encouraged to develop coursework and partnerships with nonprofits and industry partners, where students work hand-in-hand with practitioners to create materials and solutions that serve our community. Students in the department consistently win and place in the Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts and On Location Competitions, as well as the College Broadcasters Inc. Awards. In addition to these national awards, our students showcase their work at the Film and Media Arts annual Student Film event and participate in clubs such as the Film and Media Society and WVYC 88.1 FM: The York College Radio Station. Our graduates go on to successful careers across the film and media spectrum, from local news outlets and media companies to national outlets such as ESPN and Netflix.
Facilities & Resources
Our programs are backed by outstanding production facilities and a supportive institutional ecosystem that helps students produce exceptional work:
- Film Viewing Room: A purpose-built film theater with high-definition digital projection and a 7.1 surround sound system.
- Purpose-Built Production Studios: A professional-grade studio complex including a TV studio, a dedicated control room, studio space for set construction, a green screen, and industry-standard equipment.
- Editing Bays & Post-Production Facilities: Three dedicated editing bays with fast-processing computers and additional editing and production spaces to support coursework, student projects, and faculty creative work.
- High-Quality Equipment: A strong, growing inventory of cameras, audio gear, lighting, and accessories available for both student and faculty use.
Outcome:
The successful candidate will strengthen the Film and Media Arts curriculum, guiding students as they develop original narrative work and preparing them for careers in film and media, while remaining professionally active.
Essential Functions
- Teach introductory through advanced production courses, with an emphasis on narrative filmmaking.
- Advise and mentor students, including academic advising, independent studies, internship support, and preparation for careers or graduate study.
- Serve on departmental and college-wide committees.
- Maintain an active professional and scholarly agenda.
Experience and Education Required
- MFA (or equivalent terminal degree) in film production, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, or a closely related field, completed by August 2027.
- Demonstrated effectiveness teaching undergraduate production courses, including experience as instructor of record.
- Demonstrated experience producing narrative films, with a strong grasp of cinematic storytelling and film set culture and crew roles.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- Excellent college-level teaching skills and the ability to utilize educational technology to support student learning and success.
- Student-focused approach, with the ability to learn and apply new concepts and ideas to support our diverse population of learners.
- Excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to working as part of a collaborative team.
- Ability to apply supervisory skills and motivate undergraduate students.
- Experience with the tools and techniques necessary to write, shoot, edit, and mix narrative films.
- Project management experience and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to lift at least 50 lbs.
Applicants should submit a Teaching Statement, a link to a reel of their narrative film work, and information for three confidential letters of recommendation.
Finalists will be asked to provide two sample syllabi for undergraduate courses they have designed and taught as the instructor of record related to the position. At least one sample syllabus should be from an introductory or lower-level production-related course.
Finalists will be expected to demonstrate competence with filmmaking tools and techniques as part of the on-campus interview process.
Additional Information
York College of Pennsylvania is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Non-Discriminatory. For a copy of York College's Annual Security Report, you may contact the Office of Campus Safety or visit the website: Annual Security Report.
Position Summary
Job Description:
The Department of Communication and Writing seeks an imaginative, forward-thinking educator and filmmaker with experience in teaching narrative film production to join a growing, engaged, student-centered Department of Communication and Writing. Our nine faculty members and dedicated adjunct faculty, who represent programs in Film and Media Arts, Mass Communication, and English and Writing, share a passion for teaching and mentoring undergraduate students, embracing new technologies, and preparing graduates who are sought after by regional and national employers.
The successful candidate will join the Film and Media Arts program, where collaboration is deeply embedded in the culture. With outstanding production facilities, including a professional-grade studio, dedicated editing bays, and an extensive equipment inventory, the department provides the tools and institutional support faculty and students need to produce award-winning work. Teaching four courses per semester, the successful candidate will help students take original narrative film projects from concept to completion in collaboration with one another while building the technical and professional skills required by the film industry and other industries focused on the creation and analysis of media content. Through a campus-wide culture of colleagues who are eager to work across disciplinary boundaries, the program maintains strong partnerships with Mass Communication and Sport Media, and the successful candidate will join colleagues in building new opportunities, integrating emerging technologies, and contributing to a vibrant culture of learning and success.
A hallmark of a York College education is our commitment to engage students in real-world experiences. Our faculty are encouraged to develop coursework and partnerships with nonprofits and industry partners, where students work hand-in-hand with practitioners to create materials and solutions that serve our community. Students in the department consistently win and place in the Broadcast Education Association Festival of Media Arts and On Location Competitions, as well as the College Broadcasters Inc. Awards. In addition to these national awards, our students showcase their work at the Film and Media Arts annual Student Film event and participate in clubs such as the Film and Media Society and WVYC 88.1 FM: The York College Radio Station. Our graduates go on to successful careers across the film and media spectrum, from local news outlets and media companies to national outlets such as ESPN and Netflix.
Facilities & Resources
Our programs are backed by outstanding production facilities and a supportive institutional ecosystem that helps students produce exceptional work:
- Film Viewing Room: A purpose-built film theater with high-definition digital projection and a 7.1 surround sound system.
- Purpose-Built Production Studios: A professional-grade studio complex including a TV studio, a dedicated control room, studio space for set construction, a green screen, and industry-standard equipment.
- Editing Bays & Post-Production Facilities: Three dedicated editing bays with fast-processing computers and additional editing and production spaces to support coursework, student projects, and faculty creative work.
- High-Quality Equipment: A strong, growing inventory of cameras, audio gear, lighting, and accessories available for both student and faculty use.
Outcome:
The successful candidate will strengthen the Film and Media Arts curriculum, guiding students as they develop original narrative work and preparing them for careers in film and media, while remaining professionally active.
Essential Functions
- Teach introductory through advanced production courses, with an emphasis on narrative filmmaking.
- Advise and mentor students, including academic advising, independent studies, internship support, and preparation for careers or graduate study.
- Serve on departmental and college-wide committees.
- Maintain an active professional and scholarly agenda.
Experience and Education Required
- MFA (or equivalent terminal degree) in film production, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, or a closely related field, completed by August 2027.
- Demonstrated effectiveness teaching undergraduate production courses, including experience as instructor of record.
- Demonstrated experience producing narrative films, with a strong grasp of cinematic storytelling and film set culture and crew roles.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- Excellent college-level teaching skills and the ability to utilize educational technology to support student learning and success.
- Student-focused approach, with the ability to learn and apply new concepts and ideas to support our diverse population of learners.
- Excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to working as part of a collaborative team.
- Ability to apply supervisory skills and motivate undergraduate students.
- Experience with the tools and techniques necessary to write, shoot, edit, and mix narrative films.
- Project management experience and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to lift at least 50 lbs.
Applicants should submit a Teaching Statement, a link to a reel of their narrative film work, and information for three confidential letters of recommendation.
Finalists will be asked to provide two sample syllabi for undergraduate courses they have designed and taught as the instructor of record related to the position. At least one sample syllabus should be from an introductory or lower-level production-related course.
Finalists will be expected to demonstrate competence with filmmaking tools and techniques as part of the on-campus interview process.
Additional Information
York College of Pennsylvania is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Non-Discriminatory. For a copy of York College's Annual Security Report, you may contact the Office of Campus Safety or visit the website: Annual Security Report.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Green Card Sponsorship in Film Librarian
Match your degree to the PERM job description
PERM requires the employer to list a specific minimum education requirement. If the posting says a library science or information management degree is required, your foreign credential needs a U.S.-equivalency evaluation before your employer files, not after.
Target archives and broadcast libraries directly
Film librarian roles with green card sponsorship are concentrated at major broadcasters, studio post-production departments, and national archives. Search by job function rather than title, since employers post these as media asset manager or archival specialist roles.
Verify prevailing wage before your offer letter
Your employer sets the PERM wage using the OFLC Wage Search before filing. If the offered salary falls below the certified prevailing wage for your geographic area, PERM certification will be denied regardless of your qualifications.
Use Migrate Mate to filter green card sponsoring employers
Search Film Librarian openings on Migrate Mate to identify employers with active PERM and I-140 filing history. This filters out postings where sponsorship would require starting from scratch with an employer who has never filed before.
Clarify EB-2 versus EB-3 classification early
If your role requires only a bachelor's degree in library science, it typically qualifies as EB-3. Roles requiring a master's degree or specialized archival credentials may support EB-2 filing, which can matter significantly if your country of birth has a priority date backlog.
Ask your employer about concurrent I-485 filing eligibility
Once your I-140 is approved and a visa number is current for your category and country, you can file your I-485 adjustment of status without waiting for a separate USCIS interview stage. Confirm your employer's counsel understands concurrent filing timing.
Green Card Film Librarian: Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Film Librarian role qualify for an employment-based green card?
Yes. Film Librarian positions typically qualify under EB-3 as skilled workers or professionals when the role requires a bachelor's degree in library science, information management, or a related field. Roles requiring a master's degree or advanced archival credentials may qualify under EB-2. The employer must complete PERM labor certification before filing your I-140 immigrant petition with USCIS.
How does green card sponsorship differ from H-1B sponsorship for this role?
Unlike the H-1B visa, green card sponsorship through PERM and I-140 has no annual lottery and no cap at the EB-3 level for most countries outside China and India. The process takes longer, typically two to four years including PERM recruitment, I-140 adjudication, and adjustment of status, but the outcome is permanent residency rather than a renewable temporary status.
Which types of employers sponsor Film Librarians for green cards?
Broadcast networks, major film studios, post-production facilities, national and state archives, and university film collections are the most common sponsors. These employers regularly hire for media asset management and archival roles under formal HR structures that support PERM filings. Smaller independent production companies rarely sponsor because of the legal costs and recruitment documentation requirements PERM imposes.
Where can I find Film Librarian jobs where the employer already sponsors green cards?
Migrate Mate lets you search Film Librarian and related media archivist roles filtered by employers with documented PERM and I-140 filing history. This saves significant time compared to applying broadly and discovering mid-process that a company has never sponsored a foreign worker before and is unprepared for the PERM recruitment requirements.
What does the PERM recruitment process look like for a Film Librarian position?
Your employer must conduct a formal recruitment campaign following DOL rules, including print advertisements, job postings, and internal notices, to demonstrate no qualified U.S. worker is available for the role. The employer documents every application received and the lawful reason each was not selected. Only after DOL certifies that recruitment that your employer can file the I-140 petition with USCIS on your behalf.