Volunteers Needed for Doc Film Festival October 6-14

Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival.

Take part in one of Hot Springs’ most exciting and prominent events by joining the team of dedicated volunteers at the 32nd Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival (HSDFF), October 6 – 14. 

Experience the dynamic festival environment. Interact with other volunteers, filmmakers, producers, and filmgoers. Opportunities include positions as theater attendants, VIP Lounge attendants, drivers, as well as selling concessions and merchandise, box office, and more. Whether you need a sitting job or are willing to carry heavy loads, HSDFI can find a position for you. The shifts are 4 hours and volunteers can earn film passes for multiple shifts. As the longest-running documentary film festival in North America, the HSDFF could not succeed without its amazing corps of volunteers. Join the 2023 Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Team now. Sign up through the Hot Springs Documentary Film Institute website at www.hsdfi.org/volunteer-3.

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