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Instructions for adding a job Everyman Palace Theatre: Marketing & Communications Manager - posted 14.8.2010 area: Cork
deadline: 27 August 2010
The Everyman Palace Theatre is seeking a MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER to join its team.
The successful candidate will have:
· Proven ability to devise and deliver marketing campaigns with a strong focus on online communications
· Experience working with a Box Office or CRM system to influence and report on marketing campaigns
· The ability to manage design, print and distribution processes
· Strong copy writing skill, analytical and organisational ability
· At least 3 years marketing experience
· An interest in theatre and the arts
The Everyman Palace Theatre in Cork is one of Ireland’s leading middle scale presenting and producing theatres. The beautiful 650 seat theatre is a jewel of late Victorian architecture. The Everyman Palace programme is an eclectic mix of drama, operas, musicals and concerts. The Everyman Palace Theatre specializes in drama and in recent years has received regular visits from companies such as Druid, Blue Raincoat, Guna Nua and London Classic Theatre.
Please forward CV and cover letter by Friday 27 August to: Executive Director, Everyman Palace Theatre, 15 MacCurtain Street, Cork
PEACE III Youth Conference: Art Facilitator / Evaluator sought - posted 14.8.2010 area: Rural College, Draperstown
deadline: 27 August 2010
Peace III Youth Conference for young people aged 14-18 on the theme of Peace.
Date 17th September Time 2pm - 8.30pm Venue - Rural College Draperstown
Requirements - on-going arts based evaluation process of the events of the day plus a 1 1/2 hour workshop for approx 15 young people.
Quote for time, travel etc. initially required in order to discuss ideas, materials etc. in more detail.
Quotes required as soon as possible i.e. before Friday 27th August in order to give the artist a chance to put the project together.
Contact: Maria Scullion, Peace 3 Youth Project - Maria.Scullion@neelb.org.uk
The Dock: Marketing & Public Relations Officer - posted 06.8.2010 area: Carrick on Shannon
deadline: 4pm, 19 August 2010
A position has arisen for a versatile and enthusiastic individual to join the staff of The Dock in Carrick on Shannon. The Dock is an arts centre comprising a 117-seat performance space, exhibition spaces, workshops and artists’ studios.
Responsibilities of this post will include:
- Management and organisation of marketing and PR activities
- Preparation and dissemination of promotional materials across print and online media
- Web content management
- Management of mailing lists/databases
- Building funder / sponsor relationships
- Developing promotional partnerships
- Market monitoring and review
This is based on a two year contract at a salary of €26,000pa
For job descriptions and full details, see www.leitrimcoco.ie or contact Human Resources Section, Leitrim County County, Áras an Chontae, Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim.
Tel: + 353 (0)71 – 9650460,
Email: gdoyle@leitrimcoco.ie
Community Media Council seeks Information Officer (freelance) - posted 06.8.2010  area: Belfast
deadline: 20 August 2010, 4pm
dates: Interviews / selection decision: Friday 27 August 2010
Project Start Date: 3rd September 2010
Project End Date: 18th March 2011 (any extension will be subject to funding)
Community Media Council NI (CMC) wishes to engage an Information Officer to work on a freelance contract until 18th March 2011. Flexible working times are essential to reflect the company’s work pattern. An extension to this may be possible, funding permitting.
Fee: £3500.00. The successful applicant is responsible for his or her own tax and National Insurance contributions. Fee reflects 56 days work.
Based: Community Media Council (CMC) 5th Floor, Howard Building, 1-2 Brunswick Street, Belfast, BT2 7GH.
The successful applicant will work closely alongside the CMC’s Administrator, the CMC Executive Committee and the CMC members to deliver on the CMC new information and advice service to the Community Media Sector in Northern Ireland.
The CMC is volunteer lead organisation- the Information Officer role is a vital part of the CMC's advice, information gathering and information assistance to the sectors volunteers/employees/management committee members.
This Information Officer’s role will be the main contact with all CMC's members and its stakeholders. With a responsibility for front of office administration, the Information Officer is responsible for the ongoing development, implementation and delivery of the developmental procedures, collating information on website / distributing monthly e-shots, whilst responsible for the information telephone / email help and advice line. The role involves the successful application to act as a vital advice resource to the community radio sector in Northern lreland. The successful applicant must be able to demonstrate excellent administrative and operational skills, have the ability to work in a small busy team. The successful applicant must also demonstrate a passion and enthusiasm for the style of work the company undertakes.
Community Media Council (CMC) is a non for profit community media organisation that represents the community media sector in Northern Ireland. To date the Community Media Council has 14 members all of which are fulltime community radio stations.
For an application pack including a full service specification and application form please email info@communitymediacouncil.org or follow the link to www.communitymediacouncil.org.
This freelance service agreement is funded by the Lloyds TSB Foundation Northern Ireland
NW Carnival Initiative's tender request for Masterclasses - posted 06.8.2010  deadline: 16 August 2010, 12noon
NW Carnival Initiative’s tender request for the following: Master classes in Carnival Lighting + mobile Sound System Techniques for large-scale & small scale prop production.
Background: The North West Carnival Initiative is a consortium that includes various community Groups, arts organisations & artists from across the City. The core objective of this project is to produce creative, carnival-based programmes that facilitate artistic excellence, community training, cultural collaboration and civic celebration. It aims to promote the use of carnival as a means of publicly expressing the creative talent and energy of all people within the city & to encourage inclusive celebration.
Masterclasses Summary
Target Group: Artists, facilitators, youth workers, community workers, teachers and students.
Type of Workshop: Carnival Lighting + mobile Sound System Techniques for large-scale & small scale prop production.
Outcomes required:
1. Produce 2 large scale props that contain & demonstrate the above techniques. (Props will be showcased at the Banks of the River Foyle Halloween Carnival of Lights Parade 2010).
2. Teach participants the various techniques & materials used to light Large-scale/ Small-scale Props and Pageants safely and effectively.
3. Teach participants how to use mobile sound systems effectively & safely & recommended amplifier outputs.
Dates/Location of Workshops:
• Thursday 9th September & Friday 10th September 2010 from 10 to 5pm.
• Location of Workshops – Gasyard Arts Factory.
• No. of participants in workshops = 25 (maximum).
Closing date: Monday 16th August 2010 @ 12.00 noon.
Disclaimer
The North West Carnival Initiative reserves the right not to commission work if none of the tenders are suitable.
Further full tender document including assessment criteria please contact: Helen Harley, Carnival Development Officer by either phone: 028 71 365151 Ext: 6938 or
email: Helen.harley@derrycity.gov.uk
Please send Tenders to:
FAO: Helen Harley
North West Carnival Initiative
Derry City Council Offices
98, Strand Road
Derry
BT48 7NN
This project is core funded by National Lottery funds through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Derry City Council.
Call for Dance Artist interested in collaboration and working with young people - posted 06.8.2010 area: Dublin
deadline: 18 August 2010
St. Kevin’s Integrated Youth Arts Group is looking for a dance artist to work on their latest film project. The group will be working on a project led by an animation artist to develop a new animation video. They would like a dance artist to explore the links between physical movement and movement created via animation.
The project will require planning time with the animation artist and delivery of 7 – 9 sessions, in some cases alongside the animation artist leading the project
Fee: €1,500
To apply, please submit:
- CV
- Artist statement
- A covering letter explaining your interest in the work as well as highlighting any previous experience
Weblinks or images of previous work relevant to the post, if available
to Tori Durrer, Youth Arts Coordinator, South Dublin County Council by email at vdurrer@sdublincoco.ie.
Shortlisted applicants must be available for an interview with a panel from the group on Friday, August 27th.
For more information, please contact Tori Durrer at vdurrer@sdublincoco.ie or 0860479535.
Background: A steering committee of the Irish Wheelchair Association, St. Kevin’s Family Resource Centre, Tallaght Youth Service, & South Dublin County Council Arts Office was formed in December 2008 to support an initiative bringing together 2 groups of young people from the IWA Youth Service and TYS who both meet in St. Kevin’s through arts participation. The aims have been to break down barriers regarding young people with disabilities and to increase access to, knowledge of, and participation in the arts for ALL young people.
Their previous work in dance with CROI GLAN Integrated Dance Company can be viewed at: http://www.noisesouthdublin.com/2009/10/06/do-look-now/
Their previous work in film with artist Aileen Lambert can be viewed at: www.click-click.ie
Project Assistant - Year of Craft 2011 (Crafts Council of Ireland, FÁS Scheme) - posted 06.8.2010 deadline: 31 August 2010
The Crafts Council of Ireland currently has a vacancy under the FÁS Work Placement Programme for a Project Assistant for the Year of Craft 2011.
This is an initiative to celebrate craft nationally across the calendar year. The selected candidate will work closely with the project manager in assisting with the management and administration of a wide range of events throughout the country. This would include information gathering, print management, assisting with fundraising and liaising with a wide range of stakeholders including designer/ makers, funding agencies, arts organisations and the general public.
The candidate will gain enormous knowledge of the Irish craft and arts sector. They will have the opportunity to shadow and learn from a widely experienced team with wide ranging contacts across a range of areas. To request further details contact:
Telephone:
056 7796133
Email:
nuala@ccoi.ie
www.ccoi.ie /
www.fas.ie
Ormeau Baths Gallery calling practicing and / or career artists to join its board - posted 30.7.2010 area: Belfast
deadline: 3pm, 20th August 2010
Ormeau Baths Gallery is one of Northern Ireland’s leading contemporary art spaces located in the heart of Belfast. The board of OBG is responsible for the decision making process of the gallery’s development in relation to funding, programming, building operations and publicity. Ormeau Baths Gallery is looking to add to its current compliment with the appointment of two practising and/or career artists. We are keen to hear from committed and enthusiastic members who will bring with them a wide range of skills and knowledge that will meet the needs of the Gallery going forward. Details on how to apply, roles, responsibilities and requirements can be obtained by contacting, in confidence, Glenny Whitley on the contact details provided
Contact tel: +44 (0) 2890 321402
Email: gwhitley@ormeaubaths.co.uk
Website: www.ormeaubaths.co.uk
Youth Arts Facilitators: Register your details with ADAPT NI - posted 30.7.2010 
ADAPT NI promote disability equality and inclusion in the arts, cultural, leisure, community and heritage sectors. Our leading capacity building project is ARTitude: a youth arts festival programming events and activities for young people of all abilities. As part of this festival they coordinate participatory arts workshops which are delivered by experienced arts facilitators.
They are currently updating our database of free-lance artists / facilitators and organisations who would like to be kept informed of opportunities to deliver film making, script development, arts and craft, animation, media and drama workshops. Anyone interested should forward their contact details to ADAPT: t:028 9023 1211 or e:info@adaptni.org. Thank you.
Rua Red, South Dublin Arts Centre seeks Receptionist (x2 p/t) - posted 30.7.2010 deadline: 12 August 2010
dates: Interview: 18 August
RUA RED, South Dublin Arts Centre seeks Receptionist
- Part time (18 hours)
- Part time (6 hours)
Rua Red, South Dublin Arts Centre, is seeking two enthusiastic and capable receptionists to join our team. The selected people will be highly organised, be confident communicators and have a commitment to customer service. You should be able to work on your own initiative and have the ability to handle financial transactions.
Both posts are part time and offered on a minimum weekly contract of 18 hours and 6 hours respectively. The ability to work weekends and evenings when required is necessary. Hourly rate of pay is €11.
For an application pack go to www.ruared.ie
For further information call 01 451 5860.
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