Theatre
Missouri Western State University (Missouri)
(date posted: 06/28/2010)
Dance, Assistant Professor
Goucher College (Maryland)
(date posted: 06/28/2010)
Theater & Performance Studies
University of California at Los Angeles (California)
(date posted: 06/28/2010)
Lecturer - Theatre and Dance
Appalachian State University (North Carolina)
(date posted: 06/28/2010)
Faculty Positions
American University of Kuwait (Kuwait)
(date posted: 06/24/2010)
Storyboard TV, an online community of scriptwriters, producers, and tv enthusiasts, has launched its website with a script competition awarding $5,000 to the writer with the best pilot for a television drama. Submissions will be accepted through March 31, 2010. Please visit www.storyboardtv.com to enter.
At storyboardtv.com, writers can share scripts for original shows with their potential audience members, while soliciting feedback and gauging enthusiasm for their story. Membership to Storyboard TV is free and open to all, and all members will be able to read, critique, and vote on their favorite pilots.
Storyboard TV believes in the power of the television drama to document, enhance, and transform people's lives. Established in 2009, Storyboard TV endeavors to cultivate new writers and TV scripts, to nurture the connection between the scriptwriter and the fan, and to shepherd new television drama into production during the Internet age.
IDA Mixer at The Standard Hotel, Hollywood
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
International Documentary Association
invites you & a guest to celebrate Awards Week
at The Standard Hotel, Hollywood
Join other IDA members as well as documentary filmmakers
nominated for this year's Spirit and Academy Awards as the
2010 awards season comes to a dramatic close.
IDA staff & board members will help you get connected to the
documentary community, share your projects, meet new friends
and build your professional network.
Artistic Director - Academy for the Performing Arts
The University of Trinidad and Tobago (**Not in the US)
(date posted: 02/19/2010)
Chair - Theatre Arts Program, Centre for the Arts and Communications
Grant MacEwan University (**Not in the US)
(date posted: 02/19/2010)
Theater, Faculty Member Full Time Tenure-Track, Fall '10
Monroe Community College (New York)
(date posted: 02/17/2010)
Assistant Professor of Dance
Belmont University (Tennessee)
(date posted: 02/16/2010)
Instructor - Communications and Performing Arts - Theater
Madison Area Technical College (Wisconsin)
(date posted: 02/16/2010)
Head of Department of Performing Arts
American University of Sharjah (**Not in the US)
(date posted: 02/16/2010)
Technical Director/Scenic and Lighting Designer
American University of Sharjah (**Not in the US)
(date posted: 02/16/2010)
Theatre Program Director
Marywood University (Pennsylvania)
(date posted: 02/15/2010)
Faculty Positions
Kirkwood Community College (Iowa)
(date posted: 02/15/2010)
In response to the current economic downturn, NYFA is opening its Affordable Workspace program to artists and organizations who have been directly affected by the recession—be it through loss of office space, employment, etc. Activity must be arts, literary, or culture-related; artists and organizations working in all genres, graphic designers, creative writers, journalists, and art historians are welcome to apply.
Affordable Workspace Program Benefits:
For more information and an application, click here.
New York Foundation for the Arts
20 Jay Street
Suite 740
Brooklyn, NY 11201
http://nyfa.pmailus.com/pmailweb/ct?d=K_w4gAJqAAEAAAqiAAOjrw
Regional Arts & Culture Council Invites Applications for Artist Fellowship Program in Performing Arts
An award of $20,000 will be given to a performing artist who has sustained high artistic quality in his or her work, is involved with the community, and acknowledges the importance of the arts to the local culture....
Posted on February 11, 2010
Deadline: March 31, 2010 (Intent to Apply)
New York Foundation for the Arts Announces 2010 Guidelines for Building Up Infrastructure Levels for Dance
Grants of up to $20,000 will be awarded to small and mid-sized New York City dance companies working to enhance their infrastructure and management capacity....
Posted on February 10, 2010
Deadline: March 15, 2010
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| After the successful expansion to Chicago, CTI is offering our program to the eclectic theatre scene of Los Angeles. Open to anyone interested in producing, co-producing or investing in the commercial theatre - not only in LA, but on Broadway, Off Broadway, Touring Broadway, and elsewhere, the program will offer practical information of interest to prospective producers, general managers, and investors based in LA, as well as New York and around the country. Click here for schedule Sessions to include: Why produce at all?; the care and feeding of investors; legal aspects; production budget analysis & royalty pools; artist relationships; how to make the deal; moving your show to nyc; script & story development; marketing techniques; what makes a good producer? Who should attend: Theatre managers and producers (commercial and non-profit), aspiring theatre producers, artists who wish to learn more about producing, investors, and general and company managers. Special Price: $275 - regular price $300 For more information call: 212.586.1109 Speakers scheduled to present include: Gail Berman, BermanBraun Charles Dillingham, Center Theatre Group Michael Filerman David Lee, Grub Street Productions Jeff Loeb, Pantages Theatre Neil Meron, Storyline Entertainment Clint Mitchell, William Morris Agency Steven Leigh Morris, LA Weekly Ken Novice, Geffen Playhouse Michael Ritchie, Center Theatre Group Michael Rosenberg, La Jolla Playhouse Jim Stern, Endgame Entertainment Lou Spisto, The Old Globe Paula Tomei, South Coast Repertory Jack Viertel, Jujamcyn Theaters Craig Zadan, Storyline Entertainment Presenting partners include: LA Stage Alliance and Nederlander Producing Company of America |
Institute of Museum and Library Services Accepting Applications for 2010 Native American Library Services Enhancement Grants Program
Grants of up to $150,000 will be awarded to Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages working to improve existing library services or implement new services, particularly those relating to the goals of the Library Services and Technology Act....
Posted on February 5, 2010
Deadline: May 30, 2010
Kresge Community Arts Program Offers Grants for Projects in Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park
One- or two-year grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded to individuals, community groups, and service agencies working on community projects, especially those that engage underserved and new audiences as well as children, teens, and families....
Posted on February 4, 2010
Deadline: March 12, 2010
Joyce Foundation Releases the Call to Entry for the 2011 Joyce Awards
Grants of $50,000 will be awarded in the areas of dance, music, visual arts, and theater to arts organizations in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and St. Paul/Minneapolis....
Posted on February 4, 2010
Deadline: April 5, 2010 (Letter of Inquiry)
Emerging Jewish Artists in New York City Invited to Apply for Six Points Fellowship
Project grants and stipends of up to $20,000 will be awarded to nine individual artists in New York City between the ages of 22 and 38 working in the visual, music, or performing arts and developing projects with a Jewish focus, theme, or elements....
Posted on February 4, 2010
Deadline: March 1, 2010 (Letter of Intent)
National Film Preservation Foundation Invites Applications for Avant-Garde Masters Grants
Grants of up to $50,000 will be awarded to public and nonprofit film archives working to preserve a film or films by a single filmmaker, or in support of a cinematic movement significant to the development of avant-garde film in America....
Posted on February 4, 2010
Deadline: March 19, 2010 (Registration)
National Endowment for the Arts Seeks Design Proposals for New "Art Works" Logo
Grants of up to $25,000 will be awarded for graphic representations depicting the logo "Art Works" in three themes: embodying works of art, art as inspiration or challenge, and the contributions of arts workers....
Posted on February 3, 2010
Deadline: February 26, 2010
Associate or Full Professor to serve as Chair
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY (New York)
(date posted: 02/05/2010)
Faculty-Various disciplines
Marymount Manhattan College (New York)
(date posted: 02/05/2010)
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATEPROFESSORS
Bethel University College of Liberal Arts (Tennessee)
(date posted: 02/04/2010)
Assistant Professor of Theatre
Eureka College (Illinois)
(date posted: 02/03/2010)
Multiple Faculty Positions
Central Florida Community College (Florida)
(date posted: 02/03/2010)
Multiple Faculty Positions
MiraCosta College (California)
(date posted: 02/03/2010)
Faculty Position in Voice: Musical Theatre Styles Specialist
Shenandoah University Conservatory (Virginia)
(date posted: 02/02/2010)
Associate Provost for Arts & Sciences
Gardner-Webb University (North Carolina)
(date posted: 02/02/2010)
Assistant Professor of Theatre
Morehead State University (Kentucky)
(date posted: 02/01/2010)
Multiple Positions
Ithaca College (New York)
(date posted: 02/01/2010)
Theater Education Tenure Track Faculty Position / Performing Arts
Emerson College (Massachusetts)
(date posted: 01/29/2010)
Instructor
Wright State University (Ohio)
(date posted: 01/28/2010)
Faculty-Theatre
Illinois Central College (Illinois)
(date posted: 01/27/2010)
Assistant Professor of Theatre
Southern Arkansas University (Arkansas)
(date posted: 01/26/2010)
Assistant Professor of Dance
0 (Georgia)
(date posted: 01/25/2010)
Professor of Performing Arts
SCAD Savannah (Georgia)
(date posted: 01/25/2010)
Assistant Professor, Technical Theatre and Design
Palomar College (California)
(date posted: 01/25/2010)
Assistant/Associate Professor Scenic Design
Western Washington University (Washington)
(date posted: 01/22/2010)
Instructor/Assistant Professor of Dance
Western Wyoming Community College (Wyoming)
(date posted: 01/22/2010)
LEGAL NOTICE
If you are age 40 or over and wrote or were interested in writing for television, a proposed settlement may affect your rights.
Seventeen television networks and studios and seven talent agencies have agreed, subject to Court approval, to settle age discrimination allegations in connection with the hiring and representation of television writers age 40 or over, in nineteen separate class action lawsuits, for a collective payment of $70,000,000 Insurance carriers are paying approximately two-thirds of the settlement amount. If you qualify, you may send in a claim form to get benefits and may comment on or object to the settlement. If you do not want to be part of the settlement, you can exclude yourself.
Who's Included?
The settlement defines two classes (a) persons age 40 or over who have previously written for television, and (b) other persons age 40 or over who have been interested in writing for television. There are various qualifications and exclusions. If you believe that you may be a settlement class member, you can get more information, including a detailed notice, at the websites or telephone numbers below.
What's This About?
The separate lawsuits all claim that the networks, studios and talent agencies discriminate on the basis of age in their employment and representation decisions. The defendants (including ABC, APA, Carsey-Werner, CBS, Columbia TriStar Television, Inc., DW SKG TV LLC, formerly known as DreamWorks SKG TV LLC, Fox, NBC Universal, Paradigm, Shapiro-Lichtman, Sony Pictures Television Inc., Spelling Television, The Gersh Agency, The Endeavor Agency, The WB Television Network, Touchstone Television, TriStar Television, Inc., Twentieth Century Fox, UPN, UTA, Warner Bros. Television, William Morris Agency, and William Morris Endeavor Entertainment LLC) deny that they discriminate, but believe it makes sense to end the litigation, which has been pending since 2000. The Court did not decide which side was right.
What does the Settlement Provide?
Of the $70 million settlement, the lawyers representing Plaintiffs and the Settlement Class (Class Counsel) estimate that about $43 million will be used to pay awards to Settlement Class Members, pay taxes on those awards, fund activities beneficial to the Settlement Class Members, and fund certain reserves required under the Settlement. One-third of the Settlement will be used to pay Class Counsel's court-approved contingent fee award. The remaining 6.7% will be used to pay and reimburse expenses related to litigation of the claims and notice and administration of this Settlement. Part of that expense portion will be contributed to fund programs for Settlement Class Members.
The share of the fund that each eligible claimant receives will be based on a formula that, once devised, will be submitted to the Court for approval. It will consider many factors, including your income from and qualifications for television writing.
How do you Ask for a Payment?
To qualify for a payment, you must submit a claim form. Call or visit a website below to get one. Claim forms are due by April 13, 2010.
What are your Other Options?
If you stay in the class, you may comment on the settlement by April 14, 2010. To preserve your right to sue any of the defendants yourself for past alleged age discrimination, you must exclude yourself by April 8, 2010. If you exclude yourself, you can
t get money from the settlement. The detailed notice explains how to exclude yourself or comment. If you do nothing, you will not receive a payment, but you will still give up any right you may have to sue defendants or their affiliates and certain others about alleged age discrimination that occurred prior to January 22, 2010.
The Court will hold a hearing in these cases, which is currently scheduled for May 5, 2010, (but which may be rescheduled) to consider whether to finally approve the settlement and the request for attorneys fees and costs. You may ask to speak at the hearing.
Can I consult with Class Counsel?
Yes. To consult with Class Counsel (led by Paul Sprenger of
Claims Administrator: www.TVWritersSettlementAdmin.com 1-888-730-7198
Class Counsel: www.TVWritersCounsel.com 1-877-518-7090
