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Production Department
—Master Electrician
—Puppeteer Auditions for Don
Quixote
Internships
Master Electrician
Center for Puppetry Arts seeks Master Electrician (full-time position
with benefits). Position requires skills in lighting, basic rigging and
CAD drafting, as well as a working knowledge of sound and projections.
The ME is responsible for hanging and focusing lights, hiring and supervising
crews, striking plots, equipment maintenance, archiving designs, accommodating
guest performer’s lighting needs, and technical support for in house
events. Other duties may include some lighting design, installing and
maintaining sound and projection equipment, creating special effects and
research for possible new acquisitions.
The ME will be expected to work regular hours during the week with some
evening and weekend hours as necessary. They will function as part of
a close-knit team of professionals as well as work independently with
minimal supervision as necessary.
The successful candidate will have a background in theatre production,
a valid driver’s license, the ability to lift 50 pounds on a consistent
basis and a demonstrated ability in problem solving. Knowledge of safety
practices and procedures is a must. A conscientious attitude and pride
in doing quality work are essential. A sense of humor is advantageous.
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position
is filled. Send resume to Mike Post at mikepost@puppet.org
or fax to 404-873-9907. The Center is an equal opportunity employer. The
Center for Puppetry Arts is the nation’s leading arts organization
dedicated to Puppetry Arts and is located in the mid-town area of Atlanta.
The Center is home to two performance spaces, a museum, and leading education
programs through its on-site and distance learning programs. More information
on the Center is available at www.puppet.org.
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Puppeteer Audtions for Don Quixote
Auditions for bilingual performers (English/Spanish) for the upcoming
production of Don Quixote, adapted by Bobby Box and Manuel Morán
of Teatro SEA, will be held Thursday, May 15 through Saturday, May 17
from 2-6pm
Prior experience in puppetry is recommended but not required. Those who
audition will need to bring with them a recent headshot and theatrical
resume. Please dress in comfortable clothing in which you can easily move.
The audition will consist of the following:
1) A short, prepared monologue (1-2 minutes).
2) Manipulation of puppets. Using our puppets, we would like to see your
puppet manipulation skills.
3) We may also request a cold reading.
Rehearsals: Jan 6 -Feb 1, 2009, Tues-Sun, exact times to be determined
(generally 9am-5pm, or 2-10pm)
Preview: Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 8pm
Show dates: Feb 3-15, 2009, Tues-Fri 11am; Thurs-Sat 8pm; Sun 5pm
If you are interested in scheduling a 30 minute audition slot or have
questions, please contact Kristin Jarvis at 404.881.5180 or kristinjarvis@puppet.org.
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Interns at the Center for Puppetry Arts are an integral part of the departments,
and as such, their ideas and input will be valued. Payment will be the
items produced that the intern can put into his/her portfolio. In addition,
interns will receive 4 free tickets to all family performances, and 2
free tickets to all adult performances during the internship, as well
as a 20% discount in the Center’s Museum Store. Stipends may also
be available.
Development:
The Center for Puppetry Arts seeks an intern to assist the Development
department in day-to-day activities. Duties include assisting with writing
and production of fundraising appeals; researching potential contributors
and fundraising ideas; and assisting with the planning, organization and
logistics of cultivation parties and other special events.
Download the job description
and application instructions >
Marketing/Public Relations:
The Center for Puppetry Arts seeks a dynamic individual to assist the
Marketing Director and Public Relations Manager in day-to-day activities.
Duties include writing press releases, PSAs and more; distributing materials
to the media and clipping press mentions; maintaining the Center Web site;
and miscellaneous special projects.
Download the job description
and application instructions >
Marketing/Promotions:
The Center for Puppetry Arts seeks a dynamic individual to assist the
Audience Development Manager in developing and implementing strategies
and promotions to increase ticket sales and awareness. Duties include
assisting with cross promotions; writing letters and other promotional
copy; distributing Center material; and researching potential audiences.
Download the job
description and application instructions >
Graphic Design:
The Center for Puppetry Arts seeks an intern to assist the Graphic Designer.
Duties include producing the Center’s online study guides; assisting
the design of ads for various publications; updating the Center’s
Web site; and assisting the design of programs for Center performances.
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description and application instructions >
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