CREW
Interested in being a part of the Dallas FAN FESTIVAL team? Connect with us and become a part of the experience fans remember. Sign up to find out more and apply for one of the crew positions and we will be in touch with you… in a Flash.
Apply now to be part of the Dallas FAN FESTIVAL Crew
It’s true! You can get paid to work at Dallas FAN FESTIVAL as part of our Crew!
We are recruiting for paid positions roles in the Ticketing Hall, Autographs & Photo Ops Lines, Theater Lines, Info Booth, and more!
We have lots of fun together at the show. You’ll be wearing our shirts, working with our Leads and Show Management, and sharing the fandom!
We are proud to partner with RemX as our staffing agency partner. Keith David and his team from RemX in Dallas, TX have worked with us on our other US shows, and if you’ve met Keith, you know he likes bad jokes and terrible memes. Keith and team will manage the nitty gritty of applications, scheduling, and payroll. They will be your primary contact as a Crew member.
Please work with RemX to submit your application, and they will prompt you on the documents and details they require to onboard you.
CREW PERKS
A commemorative Dallas FAN FESTIVAL T-shirt and Crew Lanyard
When off-duty – your badge gives you access to enjoy the event
Meet and connect with people in the industry and make new friends
Bragging Rights
CREW FAQ
Common questions about Working with Dallas FAN FESTIVAL.
What do I do to get involved?
Click the Apply Now button above and create your RemX profile application – here you will complete basic employment information, as well as W4, Form I9, & payroll information and other forms.
Please note, the “Desired Branch Location” on your application is pre-set to Dallas, TX. This is where Keith’s RemX office and his team are located, and where we need your application to be housed – don’t change the branch location when you submit your application.
After this is completed, you will be emailed RemX with your next steps. Once RemX has you completely onboarded they will send a survey so you can tell them who you are, what you can do and if you worked at Dallas FAN FESTIVAL or any other local cons before.
What if I can only work one shift?
Please let RemX know this when you complete their survey. Naturally the more shifts you do, the more on-the-job knowledge you gain, so we love it when you can work for more than one day. People who can work more than one day will be given priority.
Crew Expectations
As a paid Crew member, you are responsible for your own transportation, parking, accommodation, and food. You’ll receive a DALLAS FAN FESTIVAL show shirt. If your shift ends early the day you are scheduled, then you can attend the con for the remainder of that day.
Can I work in a specific area at the show?
As a paid Crew member, we will try to place you where you’ve got prior experience – be sure to tell RemX if you’ve worked in a certain area before. However, in this paid role we may need to move Crew members around to different areas of the show based on where it’s busy or slower. We require flexibility in this regard. No one on Crew “owns” a certain position or placement at the show. Requesting to be placed with a specific Celebrity Guest tends to make our fanboy/fangirl radar go off and can ultimately influence decisions on if or where you are scheduled.
Can I work with my friend?
Make this request directly to RemX because they are responsible for scheduling. Generally, friends can’t take breaks together, but if you are carpooling be sure to tell RemX who you’d ideally like to start and finish with each day.
My personal situation doesn’t allow me to participate in paid employment. How can I get involved?
Please connect with RemX to discuss your specific situation. They may have a solution for you.
Dress Code
- Dallas FAN FESTIVAL T-shirt will be provided.
- Casual dress code includes the following: jeans (without rips or tears), khakis, shorts, knee-length skirts, capri pants.
- Footwear – please wear comfortable shoes.
- Cosplay is permitted however your Crew T-shirt must be worn. All costumes must be approved in advance to ensure it does not limit your ability to perform your duties.
- Practice good personal hygiene. Avoid using excessive amounts of perfumes, colognes, and/or hairsprays that may cause a problem for allergy sufferers.
Crew members are responsible for dressing according to this policy for their shifts and checking with supervisors about dress that is appropriate and safe to wear. In the case of a different dress requirement based on an activity or event, crew members are responsible for ensuring they have the appropriate clothes for the shift.
Accessibility
DALLAS FAN FESTIVAL is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive environment. Should you require an accommodation through any stage of the crew recruitment process, please make them known when contacted and we will work with you to meet your needs in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).