P R O @ R T E C L I P S
Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil
Ano 12 N. 101 8/2007
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@ PRODUCTION INTERN. THE FUND FOR INDEPENDENT MEDIA (Cambridge,
Massachusetts)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 26 AGO 2008
REMUNERADO

Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02142, United States
Organization: The Fund for Independent Media
Area of Focus: Children and Youth, Media and Journalism, Politics
Skill(s): clerical, fundraising, Writing
End date: December 31, 2008
Language(s): English
Start date: September 1, 2008
Last day to apply: August 26, 2008
Paid or unpaid: Paid

Description:
Work with Peabody Award-winning production company on the early
stages of a new, feature-length documentary film. Work includes
archival research and support of fund raising efforts.
Application instructions:
Emal resume and letter stating why this could be your dream
internship to Bill@... or fax to 617-682-3746.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/internship/124737-101

@ CAMARÓGRAFOS SUBACUÁTICOS O CAMARÓGRAFOS PROFESIONALES CON BREVET
DE BUCEO. FORZA FILMS. BUENOS AIRES.
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
REMUNERADO

Forza Films busca entrevistarse con camarógrafos subacuáticos o
camarógrafos profesionales con brevet de buceo interesados en
trabajar por jornada.
Los interesados deben enviar CV y Carta de Presentación a
hernan@...
Para un panorama sobre los trabajos que se hacen, se recomienda
visitar el sitio de la empresa (http://www.forzafilms.com/new/
spanish.html)

Saludos

Hernán Luna
Forza Films. Buenos Aires

@ CONCURSO PUBLICO PARA O PÓLO UNIVERSITÁRIO DE RIO DAS OSTRAS DA
UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL FLUMINENSE
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
REMUNERADO

Concurso para o Pólo Universitário de Rio das Ostras da Universidade
Federal Fluminense.
O Reitor da UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL FLUMINENSE (UFF), tornou público que
estão abertas as inscrições para os Concursos Públicos de Provas e
Títulos para o ingresso na Carreira do Magistério Superior, na Classe
de Professor Adjunto I.

INSCRIÇÃO
Poderão inscrever-se no Concurso Público para o Magistério Superior na
Classe de Professor Adjunto I, os portadores dos Títulos de Doutor ou de
Livre Docente ou de Notório Saber autorizado pelos Conselhos
Superiores da UFF.
Para a área QUESTÃO SOCIAL CONTEMPORANEA E POLÍTICAS SOCIAIS há duas
vagas. Para concorrer é preciso ter Graduação em Serviço social,
Ciências Sociais, História ou Ciência Política; Mestrado em Serviço
Social, Política Social, Políticas Públicas, Educação, Ciências
Sociais, Ciências Políticas, História, Economia, Administração
Pública, Saúde Coletiva, Filosofia, Saúde Pública ou Planejamento
Urbano e Regional; Doutorado: Serviço Social, Política Social,
Políticas Públicas, Educação, Ciências Sociais, Ciências Políticas,
História, Economia, Administração Pública, Saúde Coletiva, Filosofia,
Saúde Pública ou Planejamento Urbano e Regional.

Para a área TEORIA E METODO EM CULTURA também há duas vagas. Para
concorrer é preciso ter Graduação em Arte, Arquitetura, Cinema, Dança,
Literatura, Música, Museologia, Teatro, Produção Cultural, Antropologia,
Ciências Sociais, Filosofia ou Sociologia; Mestrado em Arte,
Arquitetura,
Cinema, Dança, Literatura, Música, Museologia, Teatro, Antropologia,
Filosofia ou Sociologia; Doutorado nas mesmas áreas do mestrado.

Mais informações no site: www.uff.br/copemag.

@ EDITOR. WATCHING AMERICA. NEW YORK, VIRTUAL
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 2 NOV 2008
VOLUNTARIO

Location: New York, New York, Virtual
Organization: Watching America
Sex: All are welcome
Language(s): English
End date: November 2, 2008
Age: Seniors (65 and over), Adults (18-64)
Area of Focus: International Cooperation, International Relations,
Media and Journalism

Description:
Watching America (WatchingAmerica.com) is looking for intern editors
to work closely with the senior editor Adair Fincher, and Robin
Koerner, owner and publisher of WA.

WA's mission is to translate foreign news about the United States to
enable Americans to see how they and their policies are perceived
globally. Over its three years of existence, it has gained mainstream
recognition in the U.S. and abroad. It depends on a team of
volunteers who benefit from the prestige of the project in developing
their careers elsewhere and who have enthusiasm for its mission.

The editor's role, initially, is to work a little bit each day to
select and post English language content and find, edit and post
translated articles to the site. There is the potential for an editor
to work directly with the translators, if the editor shows interest
in doing so. All this can be done from any location where there is an
Internet connection. Experience is a plus, not a requirement, but we
do look for passion. The position entails a commitment of six months
to a year, with longer commitments given priority.

While no one who works for WA is paid, WA offers letters of
recommendation from Robin Koerner that more than account for WA's
uniqueness as a resource in both international affairs and
journalism. WA is one of only ten online periodicals linked by the
library of congress, has been covered in dozens of U.S. And foreign
newspapers (Christian Science Monitor, Guardian, Der Spiegel etc) and
various radio interviews (NPR, BBC, VOA etc).
How to Apply:
If you are interested in the position, please contact Robin Koerner
(robink@...) for more details.

Ffuente: idelist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/153974-51

@COORDINACIÓN GENERAL PARA EL CENTRO DE ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO ARTELEKU
(Gipuzkoa, España)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 25 AGO2008
REMUNERADO

www.arteleku.net

El Departamento de Cultura y Euskera de la Diputación Foral de
Gipuzkoa precisa contratar el servicio integral en materia de
Coordinación General para el Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Arteleku./
Las bases de la convocatoria están publicadas en el BOG nº 145 de 30
de julio de 2008./ Plazo de presentación de solicitudes: Del 30 de
Julio hasta el 25 de Agosto.

@PRODUCTION MANAGER, SESAME WORKSHOP DIGITAL MEDIA (NY)
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 29 AGO 2008
REMUNERADO

Education: No requirement
Location: New York, New York, 10023, United States
Posted by: Sesame Workshop
Type: Full time
Language(s): English
Area of Focus: Media and Journalism
Salary: negotiable
Last day to apply: August 29, 2008

Description:
Company Description
Sesame Workshop, a not-for-profit educational organization, creates
innovative and engaging content to help all children reach their
highest potential. For more than 35 years, the Workshop has been a
global pioneer in educating and entertaining children through
multiple media. The organization grounds its work in research to
understand how media helps children learn, develop and grow. Sesame
Workshop is best known as the creator of Sesame Street, Dragon Tales
and The Electric Company.

Description of Position
Sesame Workshop’s Digital and Interactive Media Group is currently
seeking a Production Manager to handle all project budgets, assist
with production planning, and manage production trafficking issues.
This individual will work with Digital Group producers, as well as
with other departmental production managers, to plan and track budget
financials. The Production Manager will also assist producers on an
as-needed basis to resolve production trafficking issues and
bottlenecks, and coordinate the production team across multiple
projects.

Position responsibilities include:
Serve as source and hub for all Digital Media financials -- creating
and tracking budgets, contracts, invoices and weekly freelancer payroll
Work closely with producers to ensure that all project budgets are up-
to-date and on-target
Work closely with accounting and finance to ensure that all invoices
are paid on time
Work closely with legal on contracts, talent payments, rights and
clearances
Write budget reports for distribution to producers, accounting and
senior management
Evaluating and improving budgeting and trafficking processes on an
ongoing basis
Identify and implement improvements to workflow and production pathways
Meet weekly with producers to assist with project plans, track
project status, and resource allocation

Additional Qualifications:
Experience required
The ideal candidate should have 3+ years of web content production
and publishing experience (with significant exposure to relevant
project planning and budgeting applications). Excellence at teamwork
and strong communication skills (verbal and written) are required. A
familiarity with web and broadband delivery platforms (e.g.HTML,
Flash), general facility with media production hardware and software,
and experience in finance are a plus. Salary is competitive with
excellent benefits.
How to Apply:
Please e-mail your cover letter and resume to:
human.resources@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/job/295322-309

@ COUNTRY DIRECTOR - SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND - RWANDA
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 26 AGO 2008
REMUNERADO

Salary: Commensurate with experience and education, with excellent
benefits
Education: Bachelor (BA, BS, etc.)
Location: Kigali, Rwanda, Rwanda
Posted by: Search for Common Ground
Job Category: Accounting & Finance, Administration, Advocacy,
Communications, Editing & Writing , Employment & Human resources ,
Fundraising & Development, Grants administration, Management ,
Project management, Public Policy, Public relations, Social Enterprise
Language(s): English, French
Area of Focus: International Cooperation, Media and Journalism,
Peace, War, and Conflict Resolution
Type: Full time
Last day to apply: August 26, 2008

Description:
SEARCH FOR COMMON GROUND
Country Director - Rwanda
Based in Kigali, Rwanda
Job Description / Announcement

The Organization
Search for Common Ground (SFCG) is an international non-profit
organization that promotes peaceful resolution of conflict. With
headquarters in Washington, DC, SFCG’s mission is to transform how
individuals, organizations, and governments deal with conflict - away
from adversarial approaches and toward cooperative solutions. SFCG
seeks to help conflicting parties understand their differences and
act on their commonalities. With a total of approximately 380 staff
worldwide, SFCG implements projects from 28 offices in 18 countries,
including in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the United States and
eight African countries.

Project
Working in the Great Lakes since 1995, first in Burundi and later in
Angola (since 1996) and the Democratic Republic of Congo (since
2001), SFCG launched cross-border activities in Rwanda in 2006 and a
full national programme beginning in 2008. As in other countries in
the region, SFCG-Rwanda works with local partners to find culturally
appropriate means to strengthen societies’ capacity to deal with
conflicts constructively. Using innovative tools and working at
different levels of society, SFCG engages in a pragmatic, long-term
process of conflict transformation. SFCG’s toolbox includes media
production – radio, TV, film and print – mediation and facilitation,
training, community organizing, sports, music and participatory
theatre. SFCG’s approach focuses on opening space for dialogue and
action between parties in conflict to engage them in cooperative
problem-solving processes. To operationalize this approach, SFCG
integrates media and community-based activities and provides
opportunities to turn conceptual knowledge into practical skills.We
promote both individual and institutional change and are committed to
measuring the results of our work and increasing our effectiveness
through monitoring and facilitated learning.

Summary of Position
The Country Director will take responsibility for the overall
management and direction of SFCG-Rwanda, including the launch of new
projects, the development of strategy, and the coordination of the
day-to-day activities of the program. This position reports to the
Africa Director, collaborating closely with the Institutional
Learning Team, the Africa Support Team, and SFCG thematic programming
such as Common Ground Productions (CGP), as well as liaising with
other programs in Africa. This position is based in Kigali.

Responsibilities
•Manage the strategic direction of the program, and establish new
directions with changing times, in consultation with the Africa
Director and Senior Management;
•Oversee the establishment and management of SFCG-Rwanda’s individual
projects;
•Take responsibility for the financial management and health of the
SFCG-Rwanda program, including budget setting, financial reporting,
and budget monitoring in consultation with the CFO, and budget
management;
•Recruit, manage and evaluate SFCG’s program and project staff in
Rwanda;
•Oversee ongoing capacity-building efforts in national staff members
particularly in areas of program and budget management;
•Monitor and evaluate the results achieved by the different projects
and the program as a whole;
•Develop and maintain relationships with institutions and
organizations at all levels (i.e. government, the international and
donor communities, the private sector, partner radio stations and
other media actors, traditional leaders, civil society and church
representatives, etc.);
•Oversee the continuing development of radio programs produced in
partnership with local radio stations;
•Manage existing and cultivate future donor relationships in
consultation with the Africa Director, the Director of Development,
and Senior Management;
•Complete proposal and report writing; and
•Engage directly in the continuing development of the organization,
its mission and its staff, through the sharing of experience and
knowledge, working in close collaboration with SFCG’s Institutional
Learning Team.

As job descriptions cannot be exhaustive, the position holder may be
required to undertake other duties that are broadly in line with the
above key responsibilities.

Minimum Qualifications
Essential:
•At least five (5) years of experience in peace-building, development
and/or related fields, including democracy and governance issues and
civil society strengthening;
•Bachelor’s Degree in a related area required;
•Experience with budgeting, project development, proposal and report
writing, and grants management;
•Demonstrated financial management and program administration
experience;
•Successful experience managing a team and programs in the field of
conflict resolution, international development or related fields;
•Written and oral proficiency in both English and French languages;
•Dynamic leader with creative problem-solving approach to challenging
situations;
•Knowledge of major donor rules and regulations, and the ability to
manage multi-donor funding;
•Excellent managerial skills, interpersonal and networking skills, as
well as the ability to conduct professional working relationships;
•Experience in successfully using the media for social change;
•Experience in setting up and managing monitoring systems and
initiating regular evaluations of the program;
•Cross-cultural experience and sensitivity; experience of living and
working in developing countries;
•Ability to work with people at all levels, ranging from high-level
officials to community leaders;
•A team spirit and sense of humor;
•Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills; and
•Entrepreneurial spirit

Additional Qualifications:
Highly Desirable:
•Significant experience in project
management;
•Knowledge of SFCG’s work and its
Common Ground methodologies;
•Experience in Rwanda or with the
current Rwanda context;
•Knowledge of Sub-Saharan Africa and
current issues on the continent.
How to Apply:
To Apply: Please send a cover letter and current resume to
employment@... or fax to +1 (202) 572-6287 with the subject
heading: Country Director-Rwanda. Please be sure to include salary
requirements (in currency figures) or current salary, projected start
date, and to mention you found this posting on Idealist. Position is
open until filled. No phone calls please. Only applicants invited for
an interview will be contacted. See our web site www.sfcg.org for
full details of our work.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/job/294864-328

@ JOURNALISM AND PRODUCTION TRAINER- SUDAN
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 30 AGO 2008
REMUNERADO

Education: Bachelor (BA, BS, etc.)
Location: Rumbek, Sudan, Sudan
Posted by: Internews Network
Job Category: Education & Training, Project management
Language(s): English
Area of Focus: Communications Access and Infrastructure, Media and
Journalism
Type: Full time
Last day to apply: August 30, 2008

Description:
Background:
Internews® Network is an international media development organization
based in Arcata, CA and Washington, D.C. whose mission is to empower
people worldwide with the news and information they need, the ability
to connect, and the means to make their voices heard.

General Function:
To provide journalism and broadcast skills training at an appropriate
level for beginner community radio reporters with special reference
to the political and community context in southern Sudan.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other
duties may be assigned.

• In collaboration with the Head of Training, lead in the
establishment and rollout of a comprehensive year-long training
schedule for a minimum of four partner community radio stations in
southern Sudan, including written work plan and reporting.
• Organize and teach seminars and workshops for local radio station
professionals (requires regular and unpredictable travel to remote
parts of southern Sudan)
• Conduct regular in-station mentoring of beginning reporters and
other on-air staff at minimum four partner stations in Southern Sudan
(requires regular and unpredictable travel to remote parts of
Southern Sudan). This involves training including but not limited to:
role of community radio, role of reporters in community affairs, what
is news? what do all good stories contain? knowing your audience,
finding stories, finding and managing sources (especially community
and civil society voices), balanced and ethical approaches to
community journalism, interviewing skills, scriptwriting skills,
voicing and packaging of reports including natural sound and
actuality clips, basics of preparing for and conducting live
interviewing for on-air staff, basics of hosting call-in shows
• Co-ordinate with the Head of Training and station Mentors on
station management issues especially program content and scheduling
• In collaboration with the Head of Training, plan for and coordinate
with incoming consultant journalism trainers and technical staff as
part of the overall training schedule.
• Review and appraise the skills acquired by station staff to date.
• Create written record of same for baseline purposes
• Document skills progress and outputs of trainees and programming
for purposes of reporting to funder.
• Oversee creation and maintenance of sound-file records of programs
created and broadcast by trainees and on-air staff.
• Assist and support reporters in finding civil-society and NGO
sources and developing appropriate professional relationships with them.
• Take responsibility for travel arrangements and other logistical
necessities in a fluid environment

QUALIFICATIONS
• Extensive radio news broadcasting experience
• Radio station training experience in Africa
• Ability to adjust to shifting political circumstances and create
programming accordingly
• Sensitivity to cross-cultural dynamics in the work place
• Relevant university degree (or equivalent experience)

How to Apply:
To Apply:
Interested candidates meeting the qualifications should forward a
cover letter and resume to 876-in@..., placing “JPT – Sudan
- id” in the subject line. EOE M/F/D/V

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/job/295785-104

@ COMMUNITY RADIO HEAD OF TRAINING- SUDAN
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 30 AGO 2008
REMUNERADO

Education: Bachelor (BA, BS, etc.)
Location: Rumbek, Sudan, Sudan
Posted by: Internews Network
Job Category: Education & Training, Management
Language(s): English
Area of Focus: Communications Access and Infrastructure, Media and
Journalism
Type: Full time
Last day to apply: August 30, 2008

Description:
Background:
Internews® Network is an international media development organization
based in Arcata, CA and Washington, D.C. whose mission is to empower
people worldwide with the news and information they need, the ability
to connect, and the means to make their voices heard.

General Function:
Internews Network is currently seeking an experienced broadcast
professional for the position of Community Radio Head of Training to
be based in Rumbek, Southern Sudan. The position is required to
oversee and coordinate a training team dedicated to building the
managerial and journalistic capacity of community radio stations in
remote parts of the region.

The position requires experience in managing and training in small
low-tech radio stations preferably in the developing world. The
successful candidate will need to be resilient, resourceful and self
motivated to work in the extremely challenging environment of
Southern Sudan and will preferably have lived in African conflict/
post conflict environments. The work requires extensive travel to
remote parts of Southern Sudan. Competitive salary and benefits package.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
• Oversee and manage all aspects of the community broadcast training
program, including supervision of a small training team and minimum 4
radio station managers
• Organize workshops and train community radio managers with limited
experience on a variety of topics, with special emphasis on radio
station management and production
• Develop community radio station policies, structures, and general
operating procedures to ensure smooth and professional running of the
stations. Train station management staff in these procedures and
ensure adherence to same.
• Travel to community radio station locations in remote regions of
southern Sudan and the Three Areas on a regular basis to provide
necessary guidance and oversee daily operations and programming
schedules of the radio stations
• Develop station identity/branding
• Develop and oversee Internews Sudan mentoring program.
• Oversee and report on Monitoring & Evaluation
• Coordinate with Internews partner organizations and other NGOs to
facilitate creative program sharing and collaboration
Qualifications:
• Minimum 7 years radio broadcasting experience, preferably in
community radio.
• Minimum 2 years station management experience.
• Experience in broadcast training and mentoring.
• Fluency in use of digital field recording equipment, basic studio
equipment and CoolEdit Pro/Adobe Audition.
• Experience living and working in Africa and/or conflict/post-
conflict environments
• Ability to adjust to shifting political circumstances and create
programming accordingly
• Sensitivity to cross-cultural dynamics in the work place and
experience supervising staff
• Must be self-reliant, resourceful, good problem-solver, good
humored, and flexible.
• Ability to travel within Southern Sudan and the Three Areas.
Willingness to spend extended time in the field, with limited
facilities, often under harsh conditions.
• Relevant university degree.
• Must be computer literate.

How to Apply:
To Apply:
Interested candidates meeting the qualifications should forward a
cover letter and resume to 876-in@..., placing “CRHT –
Sudan - id” in the subject line. EOE M/F/D/V

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/job/295782-4

@ EXPERIENCED PHOTOGRAPHER- OAXACA, MEXICO
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: Oaxaca, Oaxaca, CP 68050, Mexico
Organization: Puente a la Salud Comunitaria
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): editing
Area of Focus: Health and Medicine, Media and Journalism, Rural Issues
End date: July 7, 2010
Age: Seniors (65 and over), Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English, Spanish

Description:
Purpose: To produce photographs that capture Puente's work
Location: Rural communities surrounding Oaxaca City, Oaxaca
Time Commitment: Minimum 35 hours
Level of Spanish needed: Basic Level of English needed: Basic
Must provide: Camera and other necessary equipment
Puente provides: Film and developing costs if necessary

Skills/Qualifications:
• Experience photographing people and activities
• Ability to photograph while a workshop is taking place without
causing distraction
• Portfolio of previous work

Responsibilities:
This volunteer will travel to rural villages with the Puente staff.
While the staff is conducting workshops, this person will take
photographs of the activities and participants. These photographs
will be the property of Puente and used in publicity materials for
the sole purpose of furthering Puente's mission.
How to Apply:
Send an inquiry email to: volunteer@....

This in an unpaid position.
There are no fees to volunteer with Puente. However, all travel,
housing, and personal expenses are the responsibility of the volunteer.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152278-152

@ FILM REVIEWERS. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): Writing
Area of Focus: Computers and Technology, Media and Journalism, Politics
End date: July 10, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English

Description:
WORLDwrite is a youth education charity and runs cutting-edge
campaigning programmes which promote global equality and development.
The charity has a centre in east London complete with film facility
run by volunteers. The charity develops all sorts of programmes and
activities including film to get its message across that only the
best will do for all. The charity’s volunteers develop cutting-edge
short films and programme to advance global equality. Film Reviewers
are needed to write short reviews of these films, critically
assessing their content, merit and potential for online and print
publication. This is a great role for new writers and experience is
not essential. This work may be done from home or college and time
input is entirely flexible.

Previous skills not required but a commitment to global equality is a
must!
How to Apply:
Emma Grant or Aisha Forbes
www.worldwrite.org.uk
world.write@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152520-169

@WRITERS FOR FEMINIST REVIEW
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: Virtual (Global), 11211, Virtual
Organization: Feminist Review
Start date: September 1, 2008
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): Writing
Area of Focus: Media and Journalism, Race and Ethnicity, Women's Issues
End date: August 1, 2009
Age: Seniors (65 and over), Adults (18-64), Teens (13-17)
Language(s): English

Description:
Feminist Review (feministreview.org) believes that all opinions -
positive and critical - are valuable and seeks to give voice to
communities that remain on the margins. Our mission is to write
reviews from feminist perspectives to explore the world through an
anti-oppression lens. We recognize that there are many feminisms and
provide a space where those differences can be represented and explored.

We are looking for contributors who want to write reviews of music,
film, books, magazines, performances, clothes, and other products.
This is an unpaid, resume building, volunteer position - although
writers do get to keep any items that they review.
How to Apply:
For more information, send an email to info@...
expressing your interest. Please also include a writing sample,
preferably a review.

Experience is not necessary.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/145629-263

@ FILM AVID EXPERTS. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): editing
Area of Focus: Computers and Technology, Media and Journalism, Politics
End date: July 10, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English
Last updated: July 10, 2008

Description:
WORLDwrite is a youth education charity and runs cutting-edge
campaigning programmes which promote global equality and development.
The charity has a centre in east London complete with film facility
run by volunteers. The charity develops all sorts of programmes and
activities including film to get its message across that only the
best will do for all. Avid software experts are needed to help edit
footage, filmed by volunteers, using Avid Express Pro HD.

This is an occasional role for a very experienced Avid editor who can
help get the charity’s message across through tweaking and improving
cutting-edge shorts.

Avid experts will feature in film and programme credits. Time input
is entirely flexible. A commitment to global equality is a must!

How to Apply:
Emma Grant or Aisha Forbes
www.worldwrite.org.uk
world.write@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152510-199

@ FILM TRANSCRIBERS. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): computer training
Area of Focus: Computers and Technology, Media and Journalism, Politics
End date: July 10, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English

Description:
WORLDwrite is a youth education charity and runs cutting-edge
campaigning programmes which promote global equality and development.
The charity has a centre in east London complete with film facility
run by volunteers. The charity develops all sorts of programmes and
activities including film to get its message across that only the
best will do for all. Film Transcribers are needed to play footage,
filmed by volunteers, and write down what they see and hear. This is
known as “logging” and is an essential part of preparation for
editing all films. An ability to use Microsoft Word at a basic level
is needed, otherwise no experience necessary. Logging can be a great
way to improve your English or typing skills, will give you an inside
look at shooting films which promote global equality and makes a huge
contribution to the charity’s work. All transcribers will feature in
film and programme credits. Time input is entirely flexible.

Previous skills not required but a commitment to global equality is a
must!

How to Apply:
Emma Grant or Aisha Forbes
www.worldwrite.org.uk
world.write@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152524-303

@ ANIMATION ASSISTANTS.WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Language(s): English
End date: July 10, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Area of Focus: Computers and Technology, Media and Journalism, Politics

Description:
Working with WORLDwrite, this is an exciting role for volunteers who
want to jazz up short films and websites which promote the charity’s
message. Animation can make difficult ideas easier to understand, it
can add a sense of humour or make for a whole “mockumentary”.
Volunteers will work on animated sequences, animated scenes, cartoon
strips, characters and more. You can take on a whole piece of work
and see it through, or dip in and out, contributing ideas, images or
a whole sequence.

How to Apply:
Emma Grant or Aisha Forbes
www.worldwrite.org.uk
world.write@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152489-159


@ FILM TRANSLATORS. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Language(s): Afrikaans, Akan, Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Aragonese,
Armenian, Assamese, Asturian, Aymara, Azeri, Balochi, Basque, Batak,
Afrikaans
End date: July 10, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Area of Focus: Computers and Technology, Media and Journalism, Politics

Description:
WORLDwrite is a youth education charity and runs cutting-edge
campaigning programmes which promote global equality and development.
The charity has a centre in east London complete with film facility
run by volunteers. The charity develops all sorts of programmes and
activities including film to get its message across that only the
best will do for all. Film translators for key languages are needed
to play films, transcribe and carefully translate for subtitling to
ensure the charity’s film may be enjoyed by a global audience. All
translators will feature in film and programme credits. Time input is
entirely flexible.

Speaking a second language at a high level is required for this role.
A commitment to global equality is a must!

How to Apply:
Emma Grant or Aisha Forbes
www.worldwrite.org.uk
world.write@...

fuente:idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/152526-36

@ FILM FESTIVAL INTERN. ATLANTA. USA
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 SEP 2007
VOLUNTARIO

Location: Atlanta, Georgia, 30312, United States
Organization: Latin American and Caribbean Community Center
Area of Focus: Media and Journalism, Race and Ethnicity
Skill(s): special events planning
End date: December 30, 2008
Language(s): English, Portuguese, Spanish
Start date: August 1, 2008
Last day to apply: September 1, 2008
Paid or unpaid: Unpaid

Description:
The Latin American and Caribbean Community Center is looking for a
creative individual with a passion for independent films, to assist
with the organization process of our fourth film festival program.
The film festival will take place in four countries between March and
June 2008. A minimum commitment of 3 months is required for this
internship. If you are available until the end of December, you may
be considered to stay on board on a part time basis until the launch
of the film festival depending on funding realities.

FILM FESTIVAL INTERNSHIP

Since 2002, the Latin American and Caribbean Community Center has
hosted a yearly film festival that highlights human rights, history,
and political realities in the Latin American and Caribbean Region,
with a special emphasis on women, . In 2009 the festival launches
Atlanta Georgia, then moves to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, followed in
Caracas, Venezuela. The festival launch also includes a new series of
Media Workshops.

The internship will offer interns opportunities to learn about
organizing screenings, doing community outreach and using films as a
tools to further human rights, social justice, and towards social
change. This internship will provide the right candidate transferable
skills, hands-on experience, and the opportunity of working with
community, regional and national and international organizations,
experience organizing film screenings, film festival workshops, etc.

Requirements and responsibilities could include:

Organizing events, workshops
Outreach and promotion of the traveling film Festival
Assist with outreach and partnership building of the film festival
Assist with content development of film information, correcting
erroneous entries and researching additional films to add to the
database
Contact independent film distributors and filmmakers to invite to
submit films
Research and contact educators, community organizations, social just
institutions, activists, and filmmakers on outreach, content,
networking, and various opportunities

SKILLS

Experience in a nonprofit environment and strong interest in Latin
America and the Caribbean, social justice issues highly desired, but
not necessary.
Knowledge of Spanish and/or Portuguese strongly desired but not
necessary.
Knowledge of HTML and new technologies preferred.
Online research and outreach preferred.
Application instructions:
If interested please email info@...

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/internship/123944-31

@ TRAVEL WRITING- BUENOS AIRES
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 10 OCT 2008
VOLUNTARIO

Location: San Telmo, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 1101, Argentina
Organization: South American Explorers - Buenos Aires Clubhouse
Area of Focus: Media and Journalism, Network of Nonprofit
Organizations, Travel and Transportation
Skill(s): editing, typing, Writing
Language(s): English, Spanish
Last day to apply: October 10, 2008
Paid or unpaid: Unpaid

Description:
• Info Sheets
• Info Packets
• Website Research and Writing
o Argentina
o Uruguay
o Paraguay
- Chile
- Brazil
- Bolivia
• Contribute to SAE publications such as website content, South
American Explorers magazine and enewsletters.
• Research travel opportunities and write informational brochures,
packets, articles, etc.
• Contribute articles to websites and publications of SAE partners

Application instructions:
Email baclub@... for an application

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/internship/123923-290

@ NEWS CHANNEL RESEARCHER. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): typing, Writing
Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Media and
Journalism, Politics
End date: July 18, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English

Description:
Working with the charity WORLDwrite, volunteers are needed to join a
team committed to developing an alternative monthly newsreel and
fledgling News Channel. Covering work produced by the charity’s
volunteers, as well as key debates and issues, the newsreel will
examine the hot issues, investigate alternative views and summarise
opinions. The newsreels will not cover the usual stories or existing
preoccupations but will seek out local and global subjects which
challenge prevailing assumptions, advance new knowledge and critique
contemporary fads. With an uncompromising stance on global equality,
the fledgling channel and its monthly programme will seek to
influence prevailing attitudes and ideas. WORLDwrite is looking for a
volunteer news channel researcher who can carefully and speedily
investigate issues, accurately check and source facts and stories and
uncover subjects. Volunteers can take on the whole job or smaller
aspects. Time is flexible for this project and much can be done from
home or college. This project welcomes newcomers to the UK to help
advance a truly global perspective.

Good computer literacy, a critical outlook, good writing skills and
interest in news items are essential for this role. A commitment to
global equality is a must!

How to Apply:
Contact one of WORLDwrite's Volunteer Coordinators Emma Grant or
Aisha Forbes at world.write@... and visit the website
www.worldwrite.org.uk for more information.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/153021-231

@ TOUR BLOGGER. WORLDWRITE. UNITED KINGDOM
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prazo/plazo/deadline: n/c
VOLUNTARIO

Location: London, United Kingdom, E5 0AL, United Kingdom
Organization: WORLDwrite
Sex: All are welcome
Skill(s): computer training
Area of Focus: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Media and
Journalism, Politics
End date: July 18, 2010
Age: Adults (18-64)
Language(s): English

Description:
The charity WORLDwrite needs creative players and writers to help
develop blogs in support of a new project entitled London Behind the
Scenes. The project involves a series of short documentaries and on
foot alternative tours investigating London’s hidden treasures and
dark secrets, in the run up to the Olympics. Covering debates and
issues from freedom to travel to fear, the project will be
uncompromising in its promotion of global equality and human
progress. Working with the charity, this is a role for volunteers who
want to try their hand at writing a blog that could be about the
tours themselves or about the issues raised from the tours. If it’s
too much to take on, smaller tasks are always possible. Input in
terms of time is entirely flexible for this role.

Previous skills not required but a commitment to global equality is a
must!
How to Apply:
Contact one of WORLDwrite's Volunteer Coordinators Emma Grant or
Aisha Forbes at world.write@... and visit the website
www.worldwrite.org.uk for more information.

fuente: idealist.org
Permalink: http://www.idealist.org/en/volunteeropportunity/153045-71

@ FACULTY POSITION. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA.
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
REMUNERADO

The Telecommunication and Film Department seeks two full time, tenure-
track and/or renewable contract assistant professors beginning August
16, 2009.
The successful candidate will be expected to engage in creative
production activity and teach graduate and undergraduate
telecommunication production courses listed in the university
catalog. Ability to teach audio and/or video post or new media
production would enhance the applicant's application.

All candidates minimally must have a masters degree, substantial
professional experience and full time teaching experience. Only
candidates who have a terminal degree (MFA or PhD) or are in the
final stages of completion of a terminal degree may be considered for
a tenure earning position. The successful applicant should be
prepared to engage in creative activity at the regional or national
level and have a planned creative activity agenda. Salary is
nationally competitive.

Established in 1940, the Department has approximately 375 students in
its undergraduate and masters programs. It is one of five academic
units in the College of Communication and Information Sciences, which
includes an interdepartmental doctoral program ranked seventh
nationally and the
Institute for Communication and Information Research. The College
operates the professional production facilities of the state's Center
for Public Television and Radio, award-winning Alabama Public Radio,
student radio station WVUA-FM, and Tuscaloosa's primary commercial
television station, low powered commercial WVUA-7 and full powered
commercial WUOA-TV that serve the Birmingham-Anniston-Tuscaloosa DMA
through broadcast and DirecTV and Dish Network.

The University of Alabama, established in 1831 in Tuscaloosa, is
currently
rated seventh among public universities in the nation by the Center for
College Affordability and Productivity as reported in Forbes. It has
approximately 25,500 students, including 3,700 graduate students in
over 120 masters and doctoral programs and a Carnegie classification of
"Doctoral/Research Universities:Extensive." Tuscaloosa is a
university-oriented community of nearly 100,000 located about fifty
minutes southwest of Birmingham, in the nation's 40th television
market. It is a
morning's drive from the Smoky Mountains, Gulf Coast beaches, New
Orleans, Nashville, and Atlanta. Additional information about the
Department, the College and the University, is available at
www.tcf.ua.edu. Telephone inquiries (205-348-6350) and e-mail
copeland@... are welcome.

Visit https://facultyjobs.ua.edu to apply. (Look under "Faculty
Positions"
for the Telecommunication and Film Department.) Attach an application
letter, vita/resume, production samples, and names, addresses and
phone numbers of three references. Production samples that cannot be
attached can be mailed to Prof. Gary A. Copeland, The University of
Alabama, Box 870152, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0152. Screening of
applications begins September 19; however, applications will be
accepted until search is completed.

UA is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer. Women and
minorities are especially encouraged to apply.


@ ARTISTIC DIRECTOR. HANGAR- ITALIA
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 15 SEP 2008
REMUNERADO

Role:
The Artistic Director will work in close quarters with the Scientific
Committee in order to develop an ambitious program of exhibitions
and events; build an international network with contemporary art
institutions worldwide; consolidate the relations with the
neighborhood and with the public and private cultural institutions
at local and national level; liaise with the General Director in the
activity of fund-raising.

Requirements:
- Excellent knowledge of the international contemporary art scene
- Curatorial experience in contemporary art organizations
- Excellent communication, networking and leadership skills
- Innovative and interdisciplinary experience and/or approach to
contemporary culture
- Excellent knowledge of English and good knowledge of Italian

Duration of the appointment: 3 years with the possibility to be
extended.

Hangar Bicocca is a large space for contemporary art established in
2004 in the former industrial district of Bicocca in Milan, Italy.

The first three years of activity of the organization have been
dedicated to studying the feasibility of the project and to testing
the vast and diverse possibilities offered by 15.000 sq m of ex-
industrial space.

This was implemented through a wide calendar of exhibitions and events.
In 2004 Anselm Kiefer was invited to create a site-specific work for
Hangar Bicocca and in 2005 The Seven Heavenly Palaces was acquired
as permanent installation.

Solo exhibitions by Mark Wallinger and Marina Abramovic followed,
together with group exhibitions such as Collateral - When Art looks
at Cinema and Urban Manners - Contemporary Artists from India and
events such as lectures, concerts and live-media performances by
Vito Acconci, Ludovico Einaudi and PeterGreenaway among others.

In 2008 Hangar Bicocca organized solo shows of Daniele Puppi and
Lucy and
Jorge Orta while a major exhibition of Alfredo Jaar is scheduled to
open in
October.

Hangar Bicocca has recently become a foundation.
A Scientific Committee has been formed in order to help delineate the
cultural identity and the artistic guidelines of the foundation,
which is willing to present a rather multi-faceted program of
activities.
It will focus on contemporary art, but it will also produce and
organize
projects and events related to music, theatre and literature; main
feature of the foundation will be the exploration of the boundaries
between different disciplines and fields of contemporary culture.
The Scientific Committee has been conceived with a dual governance:
4 members are professionals in the field of contemporary art and 4
are experts in the fields of science, philosophy and economics.

Members of the Scientific Committee are:

Lotte Darsø, Associate Professor in Innovation at Learning Lab
Denmark, the Danish University of Education;Paolo Fabbri, Professor
in Art and Artistic Literature Semiotics at IUAV,Venice; Giulio
Giorello, Professor of Logics and Philosophy of Science at
University of Milan;
Severino Salvemini, Professor in Management at Bocconi University,
Milan;

Jan Hoet, founder of S.M.A.K. in Ghent and Artistic Director of
MARTa in
Herford; Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Co-Director of Exhibitions and
Programmes and Director of International Projects at Serpentine
Gallery, London;
Marc-Olivier Wahler, Director of Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Marina
Wallace, Professor of Curation at Central Saint Martins College of
Art & Design, University of the Arts and Director of Artakt, London.

Hangar Bicocca is now partly under restoration (11.000 sq meters are
available) and by the end of summer 2009 its entire space of 15.000
sq meters will be fully refurbished and provided with three
different exhibition spaces, education facilities, administration
offices, restaurant-cafeteria and bookshop.

Hangar Bicocca is now looking for its first Artistic Director.

To apply for the position of Artistic Director please send an e-mail to
_ad@..._ (mailto:ad@...) including:
- Cover letter
- Detailed CV
- Document of max 3 pages explaining your short-term and long-term
vision of
Hangar Bicocca; the strategic direction you will give to Hangar
Bicocca to
be consistent with the mission; a simulation program for one year of
activity with a low budget of 1 million EUR.

All material has to be sent in English.

Application deadline: September 15, 2008.

The Artistic Director will be appointed by the Scientific Committee in
October 2009.

For more information about Hangar Bicocca please visit
_http://www.hangarbicocca.it_ (http://www.hangarbicocca.it/)

(http://www.hangarbicocca.it/)


@TALLERISTAS Y PROFESORES PARA ESCUELA DE CINE DE CALI
La Escuela de Cine Digital y Artes Audiovisuales de Cali convoca a
profesionales en la realización audiovisual con experiencia mínima de
tres años para dictar talleres teórico-prácticos y para vincularse
como profesores en la carrera de Dirección y realización en cine
digital y artes audiovisuales en las siguientes asignaturas:
dirección, guión, producción, dirección actoral, dirección de arte,
fotografía, cámara, sonido, montaje y animación en 2D y 3D. La
convocatoria está abierta hasta el 30 de septiembre.
escinedigitalcali@...

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