AMP: Artists' Meeting Place and Resource Collective

Open Call for Puppetry Acts

The Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles, seeks 8-10 puppetry performances for a one-day Family Puppet Festival on Sunday, April 7, 2013. The Festival will feature a wide range of puppetry, from small to large scale, utilizing diverse media, and drawing on a variety of cultural traditions.

About the Skirball:

*Position Description*:

The Presenter will provide an introduction to theater arts to students. The
presentation and content has already been developed. This position reports
directly to the Education Coordinator. He/she will have a commitment to
performing arts and must embrace an "out-of-the-box", edgy approach to
presenting. He/she is enthusiastic, resourceful, and will create excitement
in the audience about the arts.

*Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:*

- Excellent oral communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to engage the audience, particularly the youth
- Prior experience in opera/musical Broadway
- Creative and passionate about the arts

*Special Requirements:*

- Ability to work as needed basis.
- Ability to have transportation.

Outfest seeks motivated, enthusiastic individuals for five different intern
opportunities. Interns will be asked to take leadership roles and will
beencouraged to add their own voice and talents to the organization.

http://www.outfest.org/employment.html

*Qualifications and Experience:*
Internship candidates must possess strong writing and phone skills; they
must be self-motivated, positive, and well-organized team players. Computer
knowledge is required, including but not limited to: Internet research,
Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel.

*Internship Specifications:*
Outfest requires a minimum commitment of 10-20 hours a week, sometime
between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Internship schedules are

Center Theatre Group's spring 2013 internship applications are now available via www.CenterTheatreGroup.org/Internships.

We are offering eight undergraduate internships and two graduate-level internships; all are paid or for-credit. All require an application, cover letter and resume, and some have additional requirements outlined in the Internship Descriptions via the URL above. Students are encouraged to read descriptions carefully and can also utilize our FAQ page. Most applications are due on January 18, 2013.

Internships are available in multiple CTG departments, including Marketing, Education, Information Systems, Literary and the Executive/Artistic Office.

Theatrical Jr. Stagehand,Theatrical Stage Techician,Theatrical Stagehand, Theatrical Lead Stagehand, Theatrical Programmer/Rigger, Ass't Technical Director/*Short Term/On-call, as needed /Agoura & Calabasas HS/Non-Unit/Non-Management
Category: Other Classified

Employer: Las Virgenes Unified School District

Contact: Gilles Chiasson / gchiasson@lvusd.org / 818-222-7177

Job is on-call, as-needed, part-time

Salary: $12.00 - $32.00 hourly Non-Unit/Non-Management

The Performing Arts Education Centers
Non-Unit, Non-Management Stage Tech Positions
Theatrical Jr. Stagehand
Job Description:
 Aspiring theatre technician with a basic knowledge of theatrical protocols and systems, a willingness to learn and a great attitude.
EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS:
Experience

it gets better ­ a collaboration between the Gay Men¹s Chorus of Los Angeles,
> Speak Theater Arts and the It Gets Better Project explores what ³better² means
> for LGBT youth through stories, songs and multimedia on an array of
> challenging themes. With its unqualified support of all young people, it gets
> better creates and unites allies in solidarity against the pervasive (and
> growing) climate of bullying and teen violence.
>
> it gets better is looking for a tour technical director/stage manager who
> will be directly responsible for managing the load in, tech, and show run for
> 3 weeks of touring in February 2013, as well as a preliminary production in
> Los Angeles at the end of January. The tour technical director will be

Director of Development
Job Opportunity

Community Arts Resources (CARS) seeks a highly qualified and energetic Director of Development to oversee all fundraising activities for our client CicLAvia, a Los Angeles based nonprofit.

The Director of Development, which is a new position, is responsible for building out the CicLAvia development department - working closely with the organization's executive director to develop an annual fundraising strategy and collaborating with other staff members, consultants and the Board of Directors to execute accordingly. This position oversees individual, foundation, government and corporate giving on behalf of the organization.

Teaching Assistant needed for Spring 2013. ART 367 "Online Computer Arts" at Loyola Marymount University

We are looking for a TA for the ART 367 "Online Computer Arts" web-art and web-design class at LMU for this next Spring 2013 semester.

ART 367-01 70340 Class - Thursdays 1:35 pm-4:25 pm BURNS 214 Lab

This is a paid position, 3 hours a week.

The ideal candidate would be a current MFA candidate. Other's such as advanced undergraduates or alumni, graduates and working professionals will also be considered.

Students in the ART 367 "Online Computer Arts" learn web art and design using HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver CS6, Flash CS6 / ActionScript to create an online portfolio and an interactive artwork.

18th Street Arts Center is seeking candidates for the position of
Director of Communications and Outreach

Full-time, salaried, exempt, starting range $40,000 - $50,000 plus full
Benefits

18th Street Arts Center's mission is to provoke public dialogue
through contemporary art-making. Since 1988 the Center, a 501(c)3
non-profit organization, has supported thousands of individual artists
and is a community that values art-making as an essential component of a
vibrant, just and healthy society. Primarily offering artist residencies
for artists working in all disciplines from visual art media, to music
and performance, 18th Street also hosts 2-3 signature events annually
and multiple small public gatherings featuring the artists-in-residence.

The Big Draw LA Project Coordinator (20 hours/week)