Summer Camp 2027 Position of Interest: and/or Drone Operator [Med-o-lark]
Drone Operator Position at Camp Med-O-Lark
Drone operator positions at Camp Med-O-Lark are exciting media roles at one of Maine’s most beloved arts-focused sleepaway camps. Med-O-Lark is widely known for its creative, expressive community where campers explore visual arts, performing arts, media, and outdoor adventure on a stunning lakefront in Washington, Maine. As a drone operator at Med-O-Lark, you’ll capture aerial visuals that bring the camp’s creative spirit to life for families, prospective campers, and the broader Med-O-Lark community.
Drone operators at Med-O-Lark plan and execute aerial shoots, capture footage of campus life, special events, and outdoor adventure programming, and partner with photography, video, and marketing staff on integrated content. The role often pairs with broader photography or video responsibilities — meaning you may also shoot ground-based content, edit short reels, and contribute to end-of-summer videos. Strong drone piloting skills and FAA Part 107 certification are typically required for paid aerial work.
The position is typically a full-summer commitment with on-site housing, meals, and laundry included. Med-O-Lark drone operators are expected to bring solid aerial cinematography skills, comfort flying in varied lake and forest environments, and awareness of camp safety protocols around overflight. Many media roles also include teaching — sharing drone basics with campers as part of broader media programming.
If you love aerial cinematography, arts-focused community, and Maine’s lake country, this is a uniquely fun summer fit. Apply for drone operator positions at Camp Med-O-Lark to spend your season capturing one of the most creative and visually striking sleepaway camp communities in New England.
You’ll plan and execute aerial shoots, capture campus life and events, and partner with photo and video staff. Most Med-O-Lark drone operators contribute aerial footage throughout the summer camp season.
Camp Med-O-Lark is an arts-focused co-ed sleepaway camp on Washington Pond in Washington, Maine. The lakefront setting and Maine surroundings make it a beautiful canvas for visual storytelling and outdoor programming.
FAA Part 107 certification is typically required for paid drone operation. CPR/First Aid is commonly required at every residential camp. Familiarity with cinema drones from DJI or similar brands is a strong plus.
Pay is competitive and commensurate with experience and credentials. Med-O-Lark includes room, board, and laundry alongside salary, which adds meaningful value to the overall summer camp package beyond the base figure.
Often yes. Many co-ed residential camps blend drone work with photography, video, and content creation. Multi-discipline media staff are especially valued at arts-focused sleepaway camps like Med-O-Lark.
Currently there is nothing available for the position: and/or Drone Operator [Med-o-lark] for summer 2027. Please check back later!
