what movie do you recommend for a 24 year old guy and his brother to see in theaters tomorrow?
PROM NIGHT....IW WAS AWESOME...I LOVED IT....8.5/10...search through my questions to find my review...i posted it under "should you see prom night this weekend" Yeah but go see it, you'll love it!
who exactly should I ask for? it's a job at the movies theater, AMC. what should i say?
No, i dont think so.
If they havnt got back to you after a while then yeah i think you can ring them and just ask whether they recieved your application but other than that just leave it up to them x
After applying for a job online, should I call?hollywood theater opera theater
no i dont think you should
After applying for a job online, should I call?
who exactly should I ask for? it's a job at the movies theater, AMC. what should i say?
You should wait off until they give you a call. But if they don't call you within 2 weeks then I would give them a call. You should ask for the Manager. When you do talk to the manager then you can ask if you can set up an interview with him or her. And you can ask if he or she went over your resume or cover letter. Good luck.
After applying for a job online, what should i do?london theatre opera theater
Wait.
No, if they're interested they'll call you.
Wait to get contacted by firm.
I would send a follow-up email with an attached resume further expressing my interest in the company.
no i think you should apply for more jobs as well because applying for jobs online involves a long wait hearning back from them.
People usually don't appreciate follow up calls because they get so many resumes.
If you feel you need to, call the theatre and ask for the hiring manager's name and extension, but don't be surprised if they're less than thrilled to hear from you.
I'm Projection Supervisor and Iove working with film. Any other projectionists love their job. Please, no people bashing me about my job, just other people interested in Film and Theaters.
If you like you job then have fun dont worry about what other think. I love film to now that my husband has got me into it.
I used to work at an AMC movie theater and they gave us these debit cards by comdata that they call money clip cards. Now one of the restricitons these cards have is that we r forced to leave atleast $20 on the card when we withdraw money. I dont work at amc anymore and when I withdrew my money from my last check due to the withdraw fee from the ATM and only being able to withdraw in amounts of $20 I was forced to leave $35 in the card is there any wayI can withdraw the remainding cash?
Go to any store that accept Maesto card and allows custom cash back amount. If you happen to be close to Aldl's go purchase some item and ask for cash back but leave $1.00 or $2.00 to cover for any p.o.s. fees.
If it is a work program, legally the can only force you to keep $1.00 or $2.00 on the card to cover for the point of sale fee.
First.
I would go back to you work place and ask them how do I get $35.00 out or call the number on the back of the card.
I am going to see Transformers and I want to just go to the closest theater, but I want to see it in the best quality I can. A firend told me to go to a certain theater because it is in HD there, but I would think all theaters would show HD by now. Both theaters are AMC if that matters at all. One happens to be brand new and the other has been around for years.
This isn't really an applicable question. Movie theaters either project film or use digital projection.
HD only applies to home theater stuff like TVs.
The vast majority of theaters use film, which is generally very high quality. Not many theaters use digital projection yet. If you want the highest quality, look for a theater that advertises digital projection.
I just recently got hired as an usher at AMC Movie theater. Do you have an tips?
By the nature of your question, it seems that you are committed to doing a good job and want some idea of the lay of the land. While I have personally never worked at a movie theatre - and that is not for the want of it as it seems like it would be very cool to do so, I do know what has contributed to my experience.
1. Don't be afraid to be nice. There is nothing more depressing than getting ready for the date, both of you traveling to the theatre after a few debates over which movie to see, having a really nice dinner and being exciting about going into the theatre and then being faced by a rude or even worse, unconcerned, employee. The way you present yourselves to the people going it helps to stage their experience - either positively or negatively.
2. Follow the dress code. I am a sucker for unanimity and when I see ushers and staff all wearing the same pants, vest and who look cleancut then I am more satisfied.
3. Be prepared for people to be total pains in the ****. While most everyone you experience is doing something they find fun, everyone has a different face they show the world. Don't let a mean old crabby man coming in for a discount matinee as you start your shift at 2pm. to ruin the next 8 hours for you. Just because he is in a bad mood doesn't mean you should be - although it may feel like that is his goal.
4. Be clear with people. While some can find it offputting, I like the definition of knowing I can resource staff for questions as simple as where is the bathroom, or how do I get back the parking lot. These things make me want to come back.
5. Finally, enjoy it! If you are having fun, your customers will to.
Thanks for the chance to offer you my advice, and good luck. You have already shown more initiative than most of the people I work with by simply asking this question - and we make drugs to treat diseases - so you are more than off to a terrific start.
I need tips on my new job.?opera mini opera theater
Yes, because I used to have a similar job. First be nice to all of the customers. Secondly, make sure to look busy if you can. When I worked as a theatre host and there wasn't much to do I would talk amongst my co-workers or talk to customers. The biggest thing is to make sure the customer feels welcome. And don't be nervous because its an easy job for the most part.
Put yourself in the public's point of view, how would you like to be welcomed into the theatre?
Very Polite, helpful and informative.
People will often ask you where to go or that they are looking for a certain place. Make sure you know where they need to be and you wont have many problems. =]
John.
Since we are in a recession, you have to find ways to keep your job that is if you do like working there.
1) Have a positive attitude. You cannot whine or complain, that's probably a reputation morale-killer right there. The first people who get fired are the ones with negative impressions.
2) Volunteer to do extra work. but also dont volunteer things you cant handle, these extra work gets the job well-done.
3) Be on time. Limit your "vacations" and that is a good way to go. By means of Vacation is that you better show up to work if you want to keep your position.
