The Art Gallery of NSW offers internships to tertiary students. Short-term, unpaid placements are available in the following areas – public programs/education, curatorial/collections, exhibitions, research library and archive, registration, conservation, marketing and work within the Brett Whiteley Studio and Art Gallery Society. Priority is given to students currently enrolled in museum studies, art history, visual arts, art education or art administration in NSW educational institutions.Please contact the Tertiary Programs Co-coordinator at the Art Gallery of New South Wales at tertiary@ag.nsw.gov.au
Further information: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/ed/tertiary/internships ]]>
The Art Gallery of NSW offers internships to tertiary students. Short-term, unpaid placements are available in the following areas – public programs/education, curatorial/collections, exhibitions, research library and archive, registration, conservation, marketing and work within the Brett Whiteley Studio and Art Gallery Society. Priority is given to students currently enrolled in museum studies, art history, visual arts, art education or art administration in NSW educational institutions.
Please contact the Tertiary Programs Co-coordinator at the Art Gallery of New South Wales at tertiary@ag.nsw.gov.au
Further information: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/ed/tertiary/internships
]]>The Program and triple j have joined forces and are calling across the country for all young folk, 25 and under, with some previous radio/ media experience, to join the J Arts Crew and become a paid part-time Arts Reporter!
A reporter will be appointed from each State and Territory, to be mentored by a producer at triple j. Once appointed reporters will come together to undergo intensive broadcast training before being sent out to taste-test the arts far and wide.
The reporters, based at their local ABC studios, will produce one segment each fortnight which will be broadcast across the triple j network - and possibly local ABC radio too (TBC).
Transcripts of the reports will also be published online at THE PROGRAM in addition to a J Arts Crew section being developed for the triple j website which will contain all arts-related content.
The callout for applications runs from Wednesday, 27 April - Monday, 30 May 2005.
Click here for the lowdown: http://www.theprogram.net.au/jArtsCrewECard/
]]>innovative and hands on training ground for young people interested in
learning about television.
More importantly, the program is about trying new ideas which could
potentially become stand alone shows - away from the Pluck system.
As part of our training system, we have regular 'call outs' for new
producers. We constantly change our programs (every eight weeks) and this
means we are always looking for new ideas and new people who are ready to
undertake the huge challenge of producing 8 live half hour live television
episodes.
ABOUT PLUCK:
The show is made entirely by people under 25 and is aimed at 11-19 year
olds. PLUCK is the training ground for Melbourne youth in television
production and a platform for their art, opinions, short films, vox pops,
animations and whatever else Melbourne youth want on their TV. It is a
space on television specifically reserved for young people; the content is
necessarily diverse and must work hard to constantly renew itself to stay
fresh and relevant.
PLUCK is produced on a rotating basis by five different teams over a
two-month period. A different team will produce each day; they will be
assigned 8 shows to produce over that period. For each two-month period all
spots will be up for tender again. Current producers are more than welcome
to apply for their day if they want to keep going, but they must demonstrate
that they are willing to train up other people and that they are still
learning and evolving on PLUCK.
WE WANT YOU AND YOUR IDEAS -
Do you think you have what it takes - to make great TV? Can you handle the
stress, glory and pain, of producing live television?
If you are interested - take a look at our submission forms and feel free to
give me a call on 9925 9638 to discuss your ideas further.
This is the best way to get your ideas on TV and to get real jobs in the
industry..
Bryce Ives
Executive Producer - C31 Youth
ryce.ives@syn.org.au"bryce.ives@syn.org.au
M:0412 152 610
O:03 9925 9638
F:03 9925 9655
Building 12, Level 4, 360 Swanston St.
Melbourne Australia 3000
Postal: PO BOX 12013
A'Beckett St. Melbourne Australia 8006
Lancaster University
Starting Salary: ]]>