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- The NEW ERA group looking for volunteers...
- Professor in Arts Research
- SEO Specialist - Digital Agency - Distance: Within 3.7 miles
- High Peak on Film
- Mencap – Independent Dance Leaders wanted on part-time basis
- Joe Shellard Productions offers playwrights opportunity for their work to appear on stage
- Doko Films Ltd
- Various roles at British Youth Film Academy, Nuneaton
- Sound Editor/Audio Clean Up at Broken Silence, ANYWHERE
- Music Composer at RJGC Management., Stoke-On-Trent
- Radio: Field Sales Executive,, Kerrang! Radio
- Craftfayre
- Birmingham Theatre Company Headline International Festival
- Black Country Cinemas / Black Country Theatres Book Launch
- Harvest Site-Specific Theatre in Stoke
- Shifting Locations
- Call: Exploring Worlds of Participatory Art, Architecture, & Music
- The Big Thinking Short Film Festival - Industry Highlight
- 16/11 6pm-8pm: Distinguished Lecture Series: Science Morphing into Art: Pattern as a natural meeting place
| Posted: 25 Oct 2011 04:02 AM PDT  Edna Read FRSA is writing a book about the Development of Art in the City. It includes contributions from the artists who were commissioned at the beginning such as Wendy Taylor, but she invites anyone with something to say about their experience as artists, architects. planners, developers, builders, members of the public and children to send her their memoir in a paragraph or two. It should be an interesting compilation. Send to The Chapel, Little Brickhill. Milton Keynes MK17 |
| The NEW ERA group looking for volunteers... Posted: 25 Oct 2011 03:58 AM PDT The NEW ERA The group who have saved the SUNLIGHT SOAP Advertisement on the Historic Bathhouse in Bletchley have an interesting agenda on behalf of artists. Looking for volunteers experienced at packing, moving and hanging exhibitions to help with their contract to run a programme of exhibitions in the Church of Christ the Cornerstone. Central Milton Keynes. Contact Simon Goodger 01908 521220 |
| Posted: 23 Oct 2011 03:00 PM PDT Location West Midlands - COVENTRY UK Description We are seeking to appoint an experienced academic with a substantial record of achievement in research and the visual arts. The successful candidate will be expected to further enhance the established research culture around both practice and theory in the Department... From ukstaffsearch.com View more jobs from this company View more jobs similar to this job Try a different job search |
| SEO Specialist - Digital Agency - Distance: Within 3.7 miles Posted: 25 Oct 2011 12:00 AM PDT SEO Specialist - Digital Agency Buxton Circa 30k plus Great Benefits Our client is a leading Buxton based Digital Agency. With a growing portfolio of services covering SEO, E-commerce, web applications and social media, our client is well positioned to further grow their customer base. They now have an ... |
| Posted: 01 Dec 2011 11:30 AM PST 17 May The North West Film Archive and the Media Archive for Central England presents High Peak on film, an evening of material from their joint collections illustrating the life, industry, cultures and traditions of this part of northern Derbyshire over the past 100 years. Introduced by members of the archives staff, this informative and entertaining selection of material will be a must for all lovers of the local history of the area. |
| Mencap – Independent Dance Leaders wanted on part-time basis Posted: 25 Oct 2011 01:00 AM PDT Mencap, Birmingham Royal Ballet/Freefall, mac Birmingham, Fox Hollies School and Performing Arts College and Midlands Mencap are working together on a grassroots-level learning disability dance project called We Dance in Birmingham. We Dance is part of 'Dancing for the Games', which is inspired by London 2012 and part of the Cultural Olympiad in the West Midlands. It has been funded by Legacy Trust UK, an independent charity set up to help build a lasting cultural and sporting legacy from the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Arts Council England and Advantage West Midlands. Mencap is looking for eight experienced dance leaders from a diverse range of styles and cultural traditions to take part in the above project and to: • undertake a programme of training with Freefall Dance Company (Birmingham Royal Ballet's learning disabled dance company) in January-February 2012; Deadline: 7 November 2011 For further information please contact Gus Garside, National Arts Development Manager, at: gus.garside@mencap.org.uk Or on: 07879 666887. |
| Joe Shellard Productions offers playwrights opportunity for their work to appear on stage Posted: 25 Oct 2011 03:00 AM PDT Are you an ambitious playwright who would love to see their work performed on stage in front of a captivated audience? Well, read on… Joe Shellard Productions are now open for submissions from playwrights who are seeking a major performance of their work in the London or Edinburgh fringe in the next 18 months. Applications are encouraged for plays and musicals, regardless of where you are in the writing process. Whether you've got a finished script or just an idea – they want to hear from you. All applications and enquiries to: scripts@joeshellard.co.uk Deadline Midnight Friday 28th October. For more information please visit: www.joeshellard.co.uk |
| Posted: 23 Oct 2011 07:12 PM PDT Doko Films Ltd07947742043  SWEDA Women's Business Network re-launch25/10/2011 On Tuesday 25 October Sandwell Women's Enterprise Development Agency is re-launching its Women's Business Network. Come along for tea and cake while networking with other like-minded women and meeting the new SWEDA team....Read Article 1414 This post has been generated by Page2RSS  |
| Various roles at British Youth Film Academy, Nuneaton Posted: 20 Oct 2011 03:57 PM PDT We are shooting an adaptation of William Shakespeare's Henry IV - Part 2 in the genre of British Social Realism. 80 of the film was shot during the Summer during a 5 week period, so the majority of... |
| Sound Editor/Audio Clean Up at Broken Silence, ANYWHERE Posted: 24 Oct 2011 09:36 AM PDT Hey I have a short film, found here, http://broken-silence.co.uk/white-lies-short-film/ It has got an IMDB page and has been accepted into some festivals.. Before i send the final DVD version to the... |
| Music Composer at RJGC Management., Stoke-On-Trent Posted: 24 Oct 2011 02:40 PM PDT No pay. Sound composer needed to create sound track for short film. Film synopsis: A short film about an old man, Albert, who is suffering from Alzheimer's and is being cared for by his... |
| Radio: Field Sales Executive,, Kerrang! Radio Posted: 24 Oct 2011 09:11 AM PDT Have you got the mettle to sell a Rock audience? Do you simply 'get' its lifestyle and could sell it with passion and conviction to appropriate brands? If so, and you fancy working in the most creative sales environment in commercial radio, we'd love to hear from you. To apply please see this job entry on Media UK. |
| Posted: 24 Oct 2011 01:31 AM PDT Craftmakersmarket will be at Avoncroft Arts Centre,Bromsgrove ,B604JR, 6th Nov , 4th Dec stalls of talented local Designer Makers ,Admission is from 10 -4 , Refreshments available , Free... |
| Birmingham Theatre Company Headline International Festival Posted: 23 Oct 2011 03:47 PM PDT Birmingham's Don't Go Into The Cellar! are to headline this Halloween's Bram Stoker International Film Festival with their new vampire play, The Feast of Blood! The company specialises in Victoriana... |
| Black Country Cinemas / Black Country Theatres Book Launch Posted: 24 Oct 2011 04:46 AM PDT These two books describe every cinema and theatre that has existed in the Black Country and surrounding area. They are fully illustrated and cover the architectural and "human" aspects of... |
| Harvest Site-Specific Theatre in Stoke Posted: 24 Oct 2011 04:57 AM PDT On Friday and Saturday this week over seventy community performers from the UK and across Europe are coming together to stage a spectacular evening of stories, music and food in a tented... |
| Posted: 23 Oct 2011 07:25 PM PDT Lecture Title: Globalization's Action Crystals: Reconsidering GIlles Deleuze's Cinema books through Michael Mann's Heat and Collateral.by Dr ... |
| Call: Exploring Worlds of Participatory Art, Architecture, & Music Posted: 24 Oct 2011 08:19 AM PDT
The editors of this book project were drawn together by a common outlook that the creation of work is the creation of concepts, joining the efforts of theory and praxis in one process (techné), and that the results of our works are the expression of an ontological proposition (worldmaking). This connection was the catalyst to host the panel discussion, The Volatility and Stability of Worldmaking as Techné, at the Inter-Society of Electronic Arts conference 2011 (ISEA 2011). Along with invited panelists, Roy Ascott, Jerome Decock, and Marcos Novak, the panel presented a wide range of perspectives on the topic that covered theory and practice in the areas of art, architecture, and music. While The book, Worldmaking as Techné: Exploring Worlds of Participatory Art, Architecture, and Music will focus on the involvement of the techné of worldmaking in participatory art practice. Such practice can be found in all areas of art, however, under scrutiny for this particular book are: interactive, generative, and prosthetic art, architecture, and music |
| The Big Thinking Short Film Festival - Industry Highlight Posted: 24 Oct 2011 09:10 AM PDT 17th BRISTOL ENCOUNTERS INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 16 – 20 NOVEMBER 2011 INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS The Bristol Encounters International Film Festival returns this November to showcase the best short film and animation talent around. The festival will showcase 180 new films from emerging and established talent from 31 countries in competition across strands Animated and Brief Encounters. The festival will feature special guests including artist and director Sam Taylor-Wood (Nowhere Boy), Director Bruce Robinson (Withnail & I, The Rum Diary) and animator John K (The Ren & Stimpy Show) plus more. With over 600 delegates attending from all over the world, the festival hosts a series of industry focused activities throughout the week, from panels to masterclasses, workshops and networking opportunities. Visit www.encounters-festival.org.uk for the full festival programme, Delegate Passes, tickets and more. New to 2011, Encounters introduces Brief Exchange (Wed 16 – Fri 18 Nov), an opportunity for industry delegates to discuss the latest debates and future trends across subjects ranging from Future of Short Film (Wed 16 Nov), Future of Cinema (Thu 17 Nov) and Future Encounters (Fri 18 Nov). Each event will start with a networking breakfast, followed by a key note speech led by the chair of the day including Briony Hanson (British Council Film department), Paul Appleby (Director of VID) and Peter Carlton (Warp Films). (Free for delegates on a first come first served basis.) Workshops in cinematography this year include; Red Cam Workshop (£40, Wed 16 Nov & Thus 17 Nov) with esteemed Director of Photography Terry Flaxton who will give an insight into digital cinematography through the red one camera; 3D Introductory Workshop, an introduction to stereo vision and 3D filmmaking (£40, Sat 19 Nov); NFTS Presents: A Cinematography Masterclass with Brian Tufano (Trainspotting) and Stuart Harris (Wetherby) (included in Delegate Pass or £6 full / £5 conc, Wed 16 Nov). London Film Academy presents: Acting for Directors Workshops, two practical introductory workshops in acting for directors and directors in training (included in Delegate Pass or £10, Fri 18 Nov). Animation workshops include; Aardman, Model-Making and Rapid-Prototyping (Included in Delegate Pass or £10, Thu 17 Nov) which will focus on model production techniques including the use of the latest modelling technology Rapid Prototyping (RP). Animation case study studio profiles include; Cartoon Saloon (included in Delegate Pass or £6 full / £5 conc, Fri 18 Nov) where Tomm Moore, Creative Director will presents an insight into one of Ireland's leading animation companies; Creative Director Philip Hunt presents an insight into the prestigious work from Studio AKA famous for advertising campaigns such as the popular Lloyds TSB commercials to Orange and BMW plus a number of BAFTA award winning short films (included in Delegate Pass or £6 full / £5 conc, Thu 17 Nov). UKTI presents two events with expert industry panellists from the international animation sector discussing Creativity & Technique - How to Bridge the European Gap (Wed 16 Nov) and the Building Blocks of Pre-School Animation (Fri 18 Nov) with speakers such as Dimitri Granovskyi, (L'Ecole Georges Méliès) , Eric Riewer, (Gobelins, l'école de l'image) , Dave Ingham (Writer: Charlie & Lola, Shaun the Sheep), David Hodgson (Owner of Pesky) plus more (included in Delegate Pass or £6 full, £5 conc). |
| Posted: 19 Oct 2011 02:46 AM PDT When: 6pm - 8pm, Wed, 16 Nov '11 Where: Location confirmed on registration Peter Forbes will speak as part of Warwick's Distinguished Lecture Series, bringing public speakers of the highest calibre from the worlds of academia, business, the arts and civil society to campus to share their thoughts and ideas. The purpose of the series is to provoke discussion and debate about a range of topics. The lectures are intended to be accessible to a general audience and are open to internal and external attendees. |
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