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The educational materials writer is a volunteer position responsible for creating content for companion guides to The Saints series. Families use these materials to help their children more deeply engage in our audio dramas in fruitful and virtue-building ways. ‍We are seeking a detail-oriented, creative, organized, and highly mission-oriented individual for this volunteer position. The Educational Materials Writer will work with an existing template to create discussion questions, word searches, fill-in-the-blanks, and activity prompts for a companion guide to be released with each The Saints series. They will be part of a larger working team developing these materials for families across the nation. The Educational Materials Writer will be provided with unreleased scripts and audio in order to create this content.

The Radio Theater Director is responsible for bringing the scripts of The Saints series to life. They work with actors in studio and lead the production teams to rehearse, record, and sound design beautiful and captivating stories heard by millions of people.The Saints series is an ongoing radio drama series about the lives of the Saints. It is a 15-minute weekday audio series with each Saint receiving 1 week (5 15-minute episodes in total).This role is for an imaginative, energetic, and charismatic professional who can lead creative teams towards a creative vision. The Radio Theater Director’s responsibility is to develop a compelling, beautiful vision of the final audio production and to collaborate with others to realize that vision. They will work with our Casting Director, Lead Audio Producer, Music Designer, Dialect Coach (if applicable), Actors, and other creatives involved in the production. The Radio Theater Director will work with our Production Manager on-location in Lincolnshire, Illinois for recording days. They will work directly with actors in order to draw out the best individual and ensemble performances possible. Experience in theater, production, and working with actors is preferred.