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01/20/2008 12:49:38 AM · #126 |
Photo Editing internship
This internship would afford a great opportunity for those pursuing a career in picture editing. It is a paid internship. A minimum amount of experience in photo editing is required. Did you edit the school newspaper or work for a period at a weekly or daily paper where editing was part of the job? If so this could be the right internship for you.
A large amount of material enters the agency as physical media which is scanned and archived in our database. Once the images are scanned, Aurora's workflow is almost entirely digital. Candidates must have strong computer skills, be able to multi-task in a high-paced environment and love photography.
The daily operations at Aurora involve working with photographs taken by some of the best photojournalists in the world and marketing them to potential buyers. At one end of the process, Aurora's personnel interact with professional photographers to stay abreast of projects and developments while incorporating new material into Aurora's archive. On the client side we work with national and international photo users, both editorial and commercial, to carry out requests and fulfill research projects.
Interested applicants should submit resume, references, and cover letter to Karl Schatz, kschatz@auroraphotos.com.
Portfolios accepted but not required.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
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01/21/2008 06:02:47 PM · #127 |
Grant for residency at El Basilisco
El Basilisco offers a 2 months residency for artists who live and work in Latin America (except Argentina). The residency is focused on the exploration of the local art scene. The grant includes travel expenses, accomodation and 1000 dollars for other expenses and work material.
* Where: Buenos Aires, Argentina
* Deadline: February 18
Application: //www.elbasilisco.com/aplicacion_convocesp08.pdf
More information: //www.transartists.nl/air/el_basilisco.8486.html
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01/22/2008 10:36:01 AM · #128 |
Residency, The Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest, Clermont, KY
//www.bernheim.org.
The Bernheim Art Fellowships encourage emerging artists. The Fellowship recipient is required to live at Bernheim for up to three months while working on his/her project. Bernheim will provide housing in a beautiful wooded setting, plus a financial grant of up to $2,500 to cover travel, material cost and personal expenses.
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01/22/2008 11:25:05 AM · #129 |
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS MFA
Available in an intense interdisciplinary visual arts program. Facilities include fully equipped darkrooms for: black and white, color, non-silver and mural printing.
Also available is a digital lab with new iMacs and Epson 4800 and 9800 printers.
Students are provided with individual studios as well as a graduate darkroom.
Stipends for nine month contract periods are approx $10,000 plus tuition waiver and can include teaching experience.
For information and application write:
Professor Catherine Angel Art Department University of Nevada Las Vegas 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas NV 89154-5002
//art.unlv.edu/StudioArt/MFA/MFAprogram.html
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01/23/2008 10:30:58 AM · #130 |
Fellowship offers journalists opportunity to study at Oxford
Reuters Foundation is accepting applications for fellowships to study at the Reuters Institute for Journalism at Oxford University in the UK.
Deadline: January 30.
Journalists with at least five years experience working for any media outlet in any country are eligible to apply. Selected fellows will spend either three, six or nine months studying their proposed topic at the Institute.
Fellowships include round-trip airfare, accommodation and a modest living allowance. Some additional funding opportunities are available for journalists from particular regions and countries.
For more information or to download an application, visit //reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/.
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01/23/2008 09:36:20 PM · #131 |
High End Fashion Editorial Seeks Interns
Haute Magazine a new Fashion and lifestyle Magazine (www.hautemagazine.com) is offering exciting internship opportunities in several of our fashion and editorial departments throughout the semester. We are seeking responsible, proactive and motivated students who are eager to learn and make a meaningful contribution. Our interns will participate in a variety of projects, which may include:
Journalism, Magazine or Newspaper Publishing, English, Writing Communications, Fashion, Merchandising Management or Design. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word is required; familiarity with Outlook and Excel is preferred. Previous experience in editorial and/or fashion, modeling, photoshop, digital photography, spanish, marketing, business admin., Event planning, is a plus. Projects may include:
Editorial:
â€Â¢ Investigating leads and writing articles
â€Â¢ Fact-checking and proofreading copy
â€Â¢ Assisting Editors on special projects
â€Â¢ Presenting extensive research and data
â€Â¢ Responding to consumer inquiries
â€Â¢ Conducting and transcribing interviews
â€Â¢ Aiding in the coordination of photo shoots
â€Â¢ Liaising with design and production departments
â€Â¢ Attending departmental meetings and events
â€Â¢ Completing administrative tasks and projects
Fashion:
â€Â¢ Viewing the newest collections in the industry
â€Â¢ Assessing apparel and accessories for fashion stories
â€Â¢ Manifesting clothing and cataloging designer samples
â€Â¢ Organizing beauty products
â€Â¢ Conducting story and market research
â€Â¢ Assisting with photo shoots
â€Â¢ Organizing model cards, photographs and look books
â€Â¢ Liaising with PR and showroom contacts
â€Â¢ Attending departmental meetings and events
â€Â¢ Completing administrative tasks and projects
All internship candidates must be available to work at least two full days.
To be considered, you must submit a résumé and cover letter. Your brief cover letter should detail your area of interest and availability. You can also choose to email your resume to hautemagazine@gmail.com or editor@hautemagazine.com
Haute Magazine Haute Magazine is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minority applicants are encouraged to apply.
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01/24/2008 06:23:12 PM · #132 |
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01/25/2008 03:06:37 PM · #133 |
Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum Curatorial Fellowship
Email: fellowship@aldrichart.org Website: //www.aldrichart.org/about/hallfellowship.php
Applicants are invited to submit a proposal for a solo or group exhibition of contemporary art created within the past five years, the proposed exhibition must be his/her original idea and has not previously been presented.
The Aldrich will pay the costs of the exhibition, not to exceed US$70,000. The Fellowship period will run from June 1, 2008 to December 31, 2009. The exhibition will be on view from September 2009 through February 2010.
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01/25/2008 03:24:08 PM · #134 |
Our Company:
Free Hand LLC , an alternative media agency, invites you to consider an internship position. We sell a breakthrough advertising service that will change the media landscape in the upcoming years. We operate across the country and we want you to join our team. We provide an innovative, vibrant, hands-on marketing tool to reach students on campuses. We have a unique business and a fun team. We will consider part time position.
Please visit //www.FreeHandAds.com
Internship Description:
â€Â¢ Assisting on the development of media plans and issuing insertion orders.
â€Â¢ Serving as sales support for Advertising account executives.
â€Â¢ Monitoring the performance of ad schedules.
â€Â¢ Data entry into our CRM, working on office documents and spreadsheets.
It will also include: conducting media research, attending meetings and preparing reports, researching competitive information, as well as other organizational projects. The intern will have exposure to a variety of internal meetings and will see how projects and campaigns are created, driven and executed.
Requirements:
â€Â¢ Advertising, Marketing, Media, or Communications students are welcome.
â€Â¢ Candidates must be undergraduate students and must be eligible to receive academic credit.
â€Â¢ Strong interpersonal skills
â€Â¢ Effective time management
â€Â¢ Excellent verbal and written communication
â€Â¢ Comfortable using the Internet and MS Office.
â€Â¢ Self motivation and ability to excel with minimum supervision.
â€Â¢ A background in the Media/Advertising industry is a plus.
Internships will last a minimum of 5 weeks and may be either full-time or part-time. Your schedule is flexible. For consideration, please submit your resume and a short email. Please indicate the days and hours you are available.
We encourage you to look through our website at //www.FreeHandAds.com to learn more about us. We have a fun business.
Our office is located on Westwood Bld. near UCLA.
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01/26/2008 03:37:04 PM · #135 |
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01/28/2008 04:04:02 PM · #136 |
The Raw File, a multimedia story blog founded by award winning photojournalist Brenda Ann Kenneally and multimedia producer Laura Lo Forti, is seeking one intern in New York City to work on a socially conscious fashion shoot, a perfect blend of art and activism. You should be available one day a week for 4 months, starting as soon as possible. Responsibilities will include tech and lighting assistance, and if interested you can get involved in other aspects of this multimedia project.
You will be working directly with Kenneally, whose work has been featured in the New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone, and Ms. Magazine, among other publications. She also won the Community Awareness Award from the National Press Photographer̢۪s Association, the Daily Life Stories Award from the World Press Organization, and she was awarded the International Prize for Photojournalism in Gijon, Spain. Kenneally̢۪s work in Brooklyn has received support from the W. Eugene Smith Memorial Fund, the Mother Jones Documentary Fund, and the Nikon Sabbatical Grant, in addition to the Open Society Institute. Her Money Power Respect multimedia project at //www.brendakenneally.com won the NPPA/BOP 2005 best use of the web award.
Please email therawfile@gmail.com with your qualifications, any prior experience and why you would be interested in joining this project.
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01/31/2008 09:32:30 AM · #137 |
Baltimore Examiner seeks interns
Want internship hours? Need writing experience for your resume? Want to get published?
The Baltimore Examiner, your daily intelligence, is revolutionizing the way you get your news by delivering over 250,000 free newspapers to targeted households six days a week!
Credit-based internhips are available in the areas of: Local news, hard news, courts and cops, editorial, features, sports and photography. We also offer web experience.
To qualify, applicants must receive college credit, have a reliable vehicle and a laptop.
REPORTER INTERN APPLICANTS: Please email resume, cover letter and writing clips to: Karl Hille at khille@baltimoreexaminer.com or mail to 400 E. Pratt St., 11th Flr, Baltimore MD 21202.
PHOTOGRAPHY INTERN APPLICANTS: Please submit no more than 40 photos perferably inlucidng a photo story. Digital media portfolios preferred. Include resume/letter detailing your experience. Portfolios returned with SASE. Must supply own equipment: camera and laptop. Must have own transportation.
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01/31/2008 11:55:46 PM · #138 |
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS MFA
Available in an intense interdisciplinary visual arts program. Facilities include fully equipped darkrooms for: black and white, color, non-silver and mural printing. Also available is a digital lab with new iMacs and Epson 4800 and 9800 printers. Students are provided with individual studios as well as a graduate darkroom. Stipends for nine month contract periods are approx $10,000 plus tuition waiver and can include teaching experience.
For information and application write:
Professor Catherine Angel Art Department University of Nevada Las Vegas 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas NV 89154-5002
//art.unlv.edu/StudioArt/MFA/MFAprogram.html
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02/01/2008 03:12:24 PM · #139 |
Artist in Residence – Wales
Unit 4, Sovereigh Quay, Havannah Street, Cardiff, CF10
Tel: 0845 2413684
Email: info@safle.com
Applications are open for artists to work on a new artist-in-residence public art project, as part of a flagship arts in health care programme.
Two positions are open for 0.5 week for 44 weeks over a year, with fees for £13,200 per art
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02/01/2008 03:13:14 PM · #140 |
Disabled Artist's Residency - Dublin
Fire Station Artists Studio Award for a Disabled Artist In partnership with Arts and Disability Ireland offers a year residency.
The aim of this award is to support the professional career development of disabled visual artists whose practice explores ‘Disability Arts’.
Offered is : a rent free live and work studio in Dublin’s city centre for one year. Artist Bursary of Euros 5,000 and an ‘Access Grant’ of up to Euros 2,000. Full use of digital resource area with free internet, high end digital equipment, IT tech support, sculptural workshop facilities and administration support. They welcome artists from the UK to apply.
Email liz@firestation.ie
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02/01/2008 05:23:12 PM · #141 |
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02/12/2008 08:16:18 PM · #142 |
Arts Council England Helen Chadwick Fellowship
Open to visual artists who have established their practices in the years following graduation and who have identified a project that could be made possible or enhanced by spending periods of time both in Rome and Oxford.
Duration: 6 months (September 2008–March 2009).
Research grant: £2,000/month; travel allowance: £600; materials allowance: £600.
Applicants must be of British nationality, or must have been continuously resident in the UK since March 2005.
Deadline: 7 March 2008.
Selection for this Scholarship is by members of the Faculty of the Fine Arts of the BSR, of the Ruskin Laboratory of the University of Oxford, of St Peter̢۪s College, Oxford, and Arts Council England.
For more information visit: //www.bsr.ac.uk/BSR/sub_fine/BSR_Fine_02awards.htm#aw4
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02/15/2008 06:02:42 PM · #143 |
Report from Germany for two month this summerâ€Â¦ â€Â¦ as part of the Arthur F. Burns Fellowship Program
Application Deadline: March 1
American print and broadcast journalists have until March 1 to apply for a two-month professional exchange program in Germany. Successful applicants will spend August and September living, working and reporting for their home and host news organizations from across the Atlantic.
The Arthur F. Burns Fellowship Program grants ten U.S. and ten German journalists a $5,000 living stipend while they are abroad, along with airfare and lodging in Washington, D.C. for a one-week orientation session in July. U.S. participants will also be reimbursed up to $500 in German-language courses.
The last week of July, the 20 chosen reporters will meet in Washington, D.C. for a one-week orientation program. Then, the U.S. journalists will travel to Germany, where they will work part-time for a German newspaper, magazine, radio station or television station from August 1 to September 30. At the same time, the ten German participants scatter across the United States to work in media outlets throughout the country.
The program is jointly administered by the International Center for Journalists in Washington, D.C. and the Internationale Journalisten-Programme (IJP) in Konigstein, Germany.
For more information, including the application form, visit //www.icfj.org/burns.html or contact burns@icfj.org
Mario Scherhaufer Program Officer International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) 1616 H Street, Third Fl, NW Washington, DC 20006 Tel: 202-349-7609 (direct) Tel: 202-737-3700 (general) Fax: 202-737-0530 E-mail: burns@icfj.org
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03/02/2008 10:37:49 PM · #144 |
I don't read French, but here is a residency opportunity.
Maybe someone can interpret.
Pour 'l Instant
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03/05/2008 12:17:59 PM · #145 |
A couple internships at MSNBC.com
MSNBC internships
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03/05/2008 12:41:01 PM · #146 |
Originally posted by Man_Called_Horse:
I don't read French, but here is a residency opportunity.
Maybe someone can interpret.
Pour 'l Instant |
This one is by nomination only.
BTW. The English text is below the French text on the left. ;o) |
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03/05/2008 07:07:29 PM · #147 |
2008/2009 MCP/McKnight Artist Fellowships for Photographers
//www.mcknightphoto.org/application/index.cfm?id=2
Online application for the 2008/2009 MCP/McKnight Artist Fellowships for Photographers is open.
Minnesota Center for Photography (MCP) has hosted the McKnight Artist Fellowships for Photographers Program since 2006. As an organization directly serving the community of photographers in Minnesota and beyond, MCP is ideally situated to provide this service and enhance understanding and appreciation for the creation of contemporary photography.
Support for individual artists has been a cornerstone of the McKnight Foundation̢۪s arts program since it began in 1981. The foundation̢۪s overall interest in enriching community recognizes that artists and their contributions are vital to the state̢۪s health. McKnight Artist Fellowships deliver significant financial assistance to individuals whose work demonstrates accomplishment and the promise of continued excellence. Awards are made in 12 disciplines through 9 arts organizations and presenters.
The MCP/McKnight Artist Fellowships for Photographers support mid-career artists residing in Minnesota who use photography as a primary means of creative, personal expression. The $25,000 fellowships awarded in June 2008 enable four artists to study, reflect, experiment, and explore over a twelve-month period with the support and assistance from MCP and the McKnight Foundation. Panel decisions are based primarily on the presence and promise of excellence in work samples; a plan of activities for the fellowship year will also be reviewed, along with resumè (to determine career status).
Work created during the fellowship year is featured in an exhibition at MCP. Fellows participate in a public presentation about their new work, an exhibit publication, a web portfolio, as well as possibilities to work with MCP̢۪s educational programming. Fellows have additional opportunities to consult with one or more of the review panelists about their accomplishments during the fellowship year.
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03/05/2008 07:25:16 PM · #148 |
| Wow, somefab finds there Horse, Thanks |
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03/06/2008 02:46:33 PM · #149 |
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03/09/2008 12:01:05 AM · #150 |
Disabled Artist Residency
Four Corners is a centre for film and photography, based in Bethnal Green. As part of the ‘explore programme’ they are currently offering a residency of up to 8 weeks to a disabled or deaf artist working in photography.
The residency offers: free access to Four Corners’ darkroom facilities, an opportunity to exhibit work at their gallery, artist’s fee £1600 plus material costs.
Residency dates: 7th April – 31st May 2008.
Email: info@fourcornersfilm.co.uk
Website: //www.fourcornersfilm.co.uk
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