Call: Musicians wanted for Contact Contemporary Music marathon concert

Open call for music

On September 8, 2007, Contact contemporary music is presenting an all
day new music marathon concert at Yonge Dundas Square in Toronto.

Artists are invited to send proposals for music.

Proposals can be any length of time and any style that can be described
as new, contemporary, experimental, improvisational, etc.

We are looking for performers including soloists, small or not so small
ensembles and composer-performers. Music proposals can be for any
instrumentation.

For more information, contact:
info@contactcontemporarymusic.ca

Jobs: Video Pool seeks two new staff members

Position Available: Membership Coordinator/Administrative Assistant
Video Pool is an artist-run centre and as such is committed to employing
artists in a
variety of positions throughout the organization. Video Pool aims to
represent and
reflect the diversity of its community in its staff. Applicants from
underrepresented
communities are encouraged to self-identify.
POSTING DATE: June 18, 2007
CLOSING DATE: July 9, 2007
START DATE: August 2007
LOCATION: Video Pool Media Arts Centre, Winnipeg
This is a part-time position at 15 hours (10 hours accounting, 5 hours
administration)
per week.
Video Pool’s starting wage is $15/hour.
PURPOSE:
To maintain communication with members regarding their accounts, membership
status
and Video Pool news, procedures and events.
CONTEXT:
The Membership Coordinator is responsible for maintaining contact with Video
Pool’s
members regarding their membership status, accounts and Video Pool news,
events
and meetings and working with all of Video Pool’s departments to communicate
with
the members. The Membership Coordinator is also responsible for conveying
information about Video Pool’s policies, procedures and services to new and
returning members.

____________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________

Position Available: Programming Coordinator
Video Pool is an artist-run centre and as such is committed to employing
artists in a
variety of positions throughout the organization. Video Pool aims to
represent and
reflect the diversity of its community in its staff. Applicants from
traditionally
underrepresented communities are encouraged to self-identify.
POSTING DATE: June 18, 2007
CLOSING DATE: July 9, 2007
START DATE: August 2007
LOCATION: Video Pool Media Arts Centre, Winnipeg
This is a part-time contract position at 20 hours per week.
Video Pool’s starting wage is $15/hour.
PURPOSE:
To coordinate a minimum of six public programming events per year that
reflect a
diversity of media arts practices and artists across Canada.
CONTEXT:
Working in collaboration with the Programming Committee and Director, the
Programming Coordinator will seek out exciting and diverse media artworks
for
presentation as a cohesive programming season. The Programming Coordinator’s
expertise, experience and knowledge of contemporary Canadian media arts will
assist Video Pool in presenting diverse and provocative examples of media
arts
practice that will generate dialogue and stimulate the practice of local
artists.

Job: Common Weal seeks a General Manager

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
GENERAL MANAGER

Purpose:
Common Weal Community Arts Inc. is a provincial arts organization that links professional artists with communities to promote social justice and cultural identity through collaboration and creative expression. The position of General Manager contributes to this goal by leading the day-to-day operations of Common Weal Community Arts, Inc, and together with the Board of Directors, ensuring that the mandate and values of the organization are upheld.

Scope:
Reporting to the Board of Directors, this position provides leadership in a variety of areas including: strategic planning; human resource development, management and support; board support; policy development; fund development and financial management; partnership development; and internal/external communications.

Education and Experience:
• Bachelor of Fine Arts or a relevant area and a minimum of 3 years of related experience
• Demonstrated leadership and management skills in the not-for-profit sector
• Knowledge of community development processes and collaborative art
• Previous experience developing funding proposals, conducting evaluation and establishing organizational benchmarks
• Bookkeeping and accounting knowledge
• General understanding of Macintosh Environment and Office Software

Salary Range
• $35,000 to $40,000
• Benefit package provided after the compulsory probation period.

Interested Applicants please send a cover letter and curriculum vitae/resume by
July 13, 2007 to:

By Mail:
Lynn Acoose, General Manager
Common Weal Community Arts Inc.
2431 8th Avenue
Regina, SK S4R 5J7

By Email:
gm@commonweal-arts.com

A full job description is available at: www.commonweal-arts.com

Call: video art sought on the theme of "Aberrations"

Call for submissions - Main Film in partnership with Avatar


Aberrations. There are many concrete and abstract meanings associated with
this word. What does an aberration look like? Sound like? We are inviting
artists to explore the concept / possibilty of aberrations – to question
notions of reality / normality / morality – and create a one minute
aberration of their own. Artist and exhibition fees will be paid. Artists
will retain all creative control and copyright over their works. All
finished pieces for the installation Aberrations become the property of Main
Film for the expressed purpose of exhibition(s) and the publicity for the
exhibition(s). All finished works for image and sound must be exactly one
minute in length and finished in a digital format. Open to artists in all
regions of Canada and Québec. Applicants must be a Canadian citizen or
landed immigrant. Applicants must be ‘mid-career’ or ‘established’ in their
art practice. (Please refer to the Canada Council website for the definition
of Mid-career artists and Established artists.)


DEADLINE: August 31, 2007
Info: www.mainfilm.qc.ca - www.lenomdelachose.org

Call: Life coding opportunity at xxxxx as part of the Piksel Festival in Norway

xxxxx call 2007

xxxxx call for participation in a speculative 12 hour life coding
event (organising hardware and software) to be held in Mid-November
as part of the Piksel festival in Bergen, Norway.

Deadline for email submission: July 31st 12AM [midnight]

Life coding is a mapping of the descriptive means of hardware and
programming onto the world. In this instance it includes the invention
and construction of models and language to actively describe and code
the event; instructing, structuring, re-structuring and constructing
the 12 hours. Life coding is obviously influenced by the existence of
programming, fiction, scripting and execution.

Participation is not limited to potential forms including:

— performative presentations

— advanced participatory workshops

— actions

— interventions

The above will be assembled into shifts which move between hardware,
interface and (life) code. Proposals should suggest which shift would
be suitable. Proposed topics for shifts include open hardware in
relation to control, the world as interface, material as question of
substance (soft/hard), and the relation of technology, code and
pornography.

Please submit an introduction to your area of research/practice as
well as examples of projects, performances, texts, proposals for
advanced participatory workshops, performative presentations,
actions, interactions, interventions and email your entry to

m@1010.org

Further information on the event:

xxxxx [2007] is proposed and wilfully structured as a 12 hour life
coding event within the context of previous xxxxx activities (Crash
2005, xxxxx 2006), and influenced by Plenum (collaboration with KOP,
2006).

xxxxx [2007] will exist as a major, inspired durational, performative
event allowing for exchange and construction between invited
international participants who truly exist on the bleeding edge of
what could be termed contemporary Crash culture.

xxxxx [2007] expands software and hardware with a wilful emphasis on
construction, an interface between theory and the active entry of
making' in the world.

xxxxx [2007] as event manifests a free software-led, coded structure
of self-organisation, and unique working groups. Although some of
these events will be ongoing (for example several working groups, and
background material), the 12 hours will be assembled by way of
shifts.

http://xxxxx.1010.co.uk
http://crash.1010.co.uk
http://www.1010.co.uk

Call: Vtape seeks curators for "Curatorial Incubator" Project

Vtape's award-winning project The Curatorial Incubator returns!


This year, The Curatorial Incubator, v.5 - VIDEO ANIMATION "What's Up Doc?"
will be a search for animated gems. Artists use animation techniques to
critique the media, to conjure up the spirits, to play with history and look
into the future. Participants in What's Up Doc? hone their curatorial skills
in the media arts through workshops, independent research and writing,
culminating in a public presentation of their selected titles, accompanied
by a fully illustrated publication.


Research phase (July-August) includes: workshops conducted by established
curators, artists and arts professionals specializing in media arts and an
interest in animation,
free access to the vast research facilities on site at Vtape, with over 3500
tapes by 800+ artists and over 2000 articles on video art, and support for
external research in locating previews and screening copies of works.


Presentation phase (Sept 29 - Nov 3, 2007) includes: an exhibition of all
the curated programmes with an introduction by the curator, and a fully
illustrated catalogue of all the programmes with curatorial essays.


Proposals must include: an up-to-date c.v.; a statement of intention (1 page
in total) that outlines your interest in video animation and why you want to
be part of The Curatorial Incubator, v.5 - What's Up Doc? video and
animation; examples of critical writing you have done (published or
non-published); examples of any curatorial or organizational work you have
done.


Please indicate your availability for workshops July 28-29 and/or August
11-12, 2007). NOTE: If you are from outside of Toronto, please indicate how
you would cover the costs of your travel to the workshops (to be held over 1
weekend) and research at Vtape (minimum 1 week). And don't worry; you won't
be held to your original proposal but keep in mind that the jury will need
to get an idea of what kind of work you are going to be searching for.
Surprises are to be expected along the way. That's what research is all
about.


Send applications to:
Lisa Steele, Creative Director, Vtape
401 Richmond St. West, #452, Toronto, ON M5V 3A8
lisas@vtape.org


DEADLINE: July 13, 2007
Info: lisas@vtape.org - www.vtape.org

Call: AKA and Paved Arts seek artists for interesting community project

Hi AKA members and supporters,

Tim and I have come up with this project that AKA and PAVED are taking
on over the summer and fall during our renovations. It's really
interesting; we're trying to open it up beyond the usual art
characters. Please consider applying, and forward it to others you
think might be interested!

Let me know if you have any questions about it.

Thanks, and have a great summer!

Cindy




TIME SENSITIVE CALL FOR PROPOSALS
“The gallery is closed for the duration of the renovation”
A research/artist-in-residence project hosted by PAVED Arts and AKA
Gallery


THEMES: Hybrid urban art projects / Interventions / Psychogeography /
Urban planning/urbanism/urban development/research / Counternarratives
and resignifications of urban space / Gentrification, revitalization
and reuse of buildings

PAVED Arts and AKA Gallery are creating a research and intervention
project for between 2-5 cultural producers/artists to investigate
physical, social, conceptual and political readings of the Riversdale
district of Saskatoon, the location of our new building. The site of
this project is both the neighbourhood itself and the redevelopment
process that’s going on here. Our galleries as art institutions that
have moved to this neighbourhood are implicated in an influx of both
public and private capital that is fueling a transformation of property
values, ownership relations and social uses of space.


We're looking for proposals from artists and cultural producers based
both in Saskatoon, and across the country. We feel there are unique and
valuable opportunities in bringing local and national perspectives
together in dialogue. We encourage interested applicants to think
about:

- The way art institutions participate in / change the way space
functions in a neighbourhood

- Culture’s role in urban planning - the way cities think about the way
neighbourhoods are set up

- How artists relate to civic definitions of culture

- How art is deployed by institutions to effect change as compared with
ways that artists want to effect change

What is your concept/attitude towards the issues listed above? What
format(s) do you want to work with: Writing a text? Creating on-site
work? Building an installation? A performative situation that is
process-based, or site-based? Proposals for collaborations/work by
collectives are welcome. Your proposal should be clear what you will do
on your own and what you need the galleries to provide in terms of
resources.

Proposed projects may involve any combination of research, writing,
artistic creation and presentation, public interaction, or community
engagement. Potential sites include in, on, or around our building at
424 20th Street West, other neighbourhood locations, or public venues
such as posters, billboards, site-specific sculpture, television,
radio, or newspaper. The home base of this activity will be the
galleries themselves, which, during this residency project, will be
undergoing renovation. Potential off-site forms may include dialogues,
lectures, papers, performance, signage, publications, and the
production of objects. Projects will be scheduled to be realized in the
summer and/or fall of 2007. PAVED and AKA have also received funding
to install a 5 m x 15 m billboard on the face of our building, to be
completed by Nov. 2007. Projects can be developed involving the
billboard, contact us for more information.




Submissions should contain:

*Information about the applicant(s): CV/resume and a brief bio or
background summary including your discipline(s) and your role(s) within
these.

*Summary or statement of your attitudes and approaches to urban space
as a site of cultural production

*A 1 to 2 page project description, addressing the underlying ideas,
processes involved and material result of the proposed work or action,
including timeline and workplan. The project description should address
what you will be doing and what you need from the host organizations to
realize your project.

*Technical scenarios, diagrams, are encouraged as attachments (if they
will enhance the project description)

* Examples of past work – pdfs, URLs of web sites, text files, jpgs.
Physical packages accepted if you want to include video documentation,
publications and other non-emailable stuff. PLEASE do not email video
or multimedia files.

* The preferred format for all written parts of the submission is an
Abobe .pdf file attached to an email, but .doc and .txt files will
also be accepted as attachments. Visual material should be formatted as
.pdfs or .jpgs. Please contact us before sending attachments larger
than 10 MB.


Artist fees will be paid to selected artists/participants, as well as
material and production budgets to be determined. Support for out-
of-town projects will include travel and accommodation expenses.

The project is coordinated by Timothy Dallett, Artistic Director, PAVED
Arts (306) 652-5502 ext. 1 and Cindy Baker, Program
Coordinator, AKA Gallery prog.aka@sasktel.net
(306) 652-0044. For more information,
contact either of them.


SUBMISSION DEADLINE: July 3, 2007 – Decisions will be made by July 6
with notification sent out shortly thereafter.

Please submit completed proposals for this project by email to:
tim@pavedarts.ca

PAVED Arts and AKA Gallery acknowledge the support of the Canada
Council for the Arts, The Saskatchewan Arts Board, SaskCulture,
SaskLotteries, SMPIA, the Saskatoon Community Foundation and the City
of Saskatoon.

Call: Artist Projects Wanted for 30th Anniversary Issue of FUSE Magazine

Call for Artist Projects for 30th Anniversary Issue of FUSE Magazine


--Please circulate widely--

FUSE magazine is pleased to announce an open call for artist projects to
be included in our 30th anniversary issue, on newsstands Fall 2007.

Our 30th anniversary issue is devoted to assessing the state of our
present, those intersections that we feel are critically in need of
address at this moment in history--indigeneity, occupation and settler
states; security and war; status and migration; the politics of identity;
the workings of institutions; and social and economic precarity. The issue
will consist of a series of conversations about these themes amongst
artists, activists, community organizers and academics internationally and
from across the country.

We are soliciting artists to create work in any medium that would be
suitable for reproduction as a poster and that speaks to one or multiple
themes listed above. Artist projects will be printed and displayed at the
launch event in October, 2007. Limited edition posters will be printed of
each artist project to be sold by FUSE as part of our fundraising drive,
with 50 copies delivered to the artist along with an artist fee of $150.

Technical information: Each poster will be printed at 11 inches wide x 17
inches high. Artists whose submissions are approved will be asked to
supply files as press-ready pdf files for a 4/0 colour printing process.
100 lb paper stock will be used with matte text and a varnish finish.

Submissions Guidelines: Poster submissions should be completed or nearly
completed and address one of key areas mentioned above (indigeneity,
occupation and settler states; security and war; status and migration; the
politics of identity; the workings of institutions; and social and
economic precarity).

By Canada Post:
please send a full-scale colour print of your poster and your
curriculum vitae to
FUSE Posters
454 - 401 Richmond St West
Toronto ON M5V 3A8
Canada

OR

By Email:
please send a 72 dpi jpeg of your design scaled no larger than 398
x 612 pixels and your curriculum vitae to

Deadline: June 30, 2007

About FUSE: FUSE is an arts and culture magazine that provides in-depth
critical analysis of the intersections of art, social change, activism,
politics and mass media.

Call: Shadow Festival 2007 Call for Entries

Shadow Festival 2007


CALL FOR ENTRIES!





The Shadow Festival will present its eighth edition from the 20th until the
29th of November 2007. We are proud to have gained a reputation of critical
quality within these few years. With our main base in the centre of
Amsterdam, we will also hold additional screenings in Arnhem and the Hague.



We are looking for creative documentaries! Maybe you have a film just
finished or still in progress? Or you know a filmmaker, a colleague you can
pass this message on to?



We accept all formats, all lengths, student and professional work. Our
official deadline for submissions is August 20th, 2007. As a viewing copy we
accept VHS and DVD (region-free!) video. If the film is not in English, it
needs to have English subtitles. Please include the submission form which
can be downloaded from our website www.shadowfestival.nl



Please note that we will only screen films that have not been shown in
Holland before. In addition to very recent work, we will also consider older
documentaries, but not older than 2003. All filmmakers whose work is
selected for screening will be invited as our guest to be present and take
part in the discussion, that follow the screenings.



Thank you for your attention,

sincerely,

Stefan Mayakovsky

Festival Director

inquiries: info@shadowfestival.nl



Shadow Festival

Ceinturbaan 13, third floor

1072 ER Amsterdam

Holland



tel: + 31 20 6715982

Job: Or Gallery Director/Curator Position Available

Or Gallery Director/Curator Position Available

The Or Gallery is now accepting applications for the position of
Director/Curator.

Deadline: August 15, 2007.

The Director/Curator is responsible for all aspects of the gallery
administration as well as its exhibition programming. The position functions
independently of a Board of Directors but is accountable to them. Working
with the Director/Curator is a part time Assistant Director. The position
will be offered on a 2 or 3 year limited contract basis, and will begin on
September 15, 2007. The salary is $32,000 (CAN).

The tenure of the successful applicant will span the gallery's relocation to
a new space and neighbourhood, and responsibilities of the new
Director/Curator will include taking a major role in move-related
initiatives.

The Or Gallery is a leading non-profit organization and one of Canada's
foremost artist run centres. Established in 1983 by Laiwan, past curators
have included Michele Faguet, Sydney Hermant, Reid Shier, Ken Lum, Arni
Runar Haraldsson, Phillip McCrum, Nancy Shaw and Susan Schuppli. Over this
time the Or has continued to support and exhibit artists engaged in a
critical dialogue with local and international contemporary art practice.
The Or is recognized for its experimental, innovative and challenging
programming and for its commitment to Vancouver's local art community.

The applicant need not have prior curatorial experience but must demonstrate
a passion for and an extensive knowledge of contemporary art practices. They
must show strong discursive and fiscal management skills as well as
familiarity with non-profit organizations. Familiarity with Vancouver city
planning and arts capital organizations will be considered an asset.
Knowledge of artist run centres alongside critical and grant writing
experience would also be considered considerable assets.

Interested individuals are asked to submit: a current CV (max. 2 pages), a
list of three referees and their email addresses, and letter of interest to
the address below by August 15, 2007. The letter of interest should be no
more than one page in length, and should make mention of the applicant's
exhibition experience, curatorial vision and knowledge of contemporary art
and artist run centres.

We apologize that we cannot reply to all applicants, and only those asked
for interviews will be contacted. No phone calls please.

Hiring Committee

Or Gallery
103-480 Smithe Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 5E3 Canada

Or by email:

Attn: Hiring Committee
or@orgallery.org

Job: Two positions open with "Women Make Movies"

Women Make Movies, Inc.
462 Broadway, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10013
Tel 212/925.0606
Fax 212/925.2052
Email info@wmm.com
Http://www.wmm.com



PLEASE POST - POSITION AVAILABLE

THEATRICAL, BROADCAST & NEW MEDIA SALES MANAGER


Founded in 1972, Women Make Movies is a non-profit feminist, media arts
organization dedicated to the distribution and exhibition of films by and
about women. With a collection of more than 500 titles, WMM is the largest
distributor of films by and about women in the world. WMM also facilitates
the production of feminist media through a production assistance program,
which includes a workshop series, seminars, and a fiscal sponsorship
program. WMM is an equal opportunity employer and encourages women of
color, lesbians, and older women to apply.

Women Make Movies is seeking a full-time Theatrical, Broadcast & New Media
Sales Manager to join our senior management team. Our distribution service
is the earned income division of WMM. We are seeking an energetic, highly
motivated person to lead our sales and marketing efforts for the theatrical,
semi-theatrical and broadcast markets as well as develop new business
opportunities in ancillary markets (new media, home video, online, VOD).
This position reports to the Executive Director, works with the Educational
Sales and Marketing Manager and supervises staff and interns. This is a
great opportunity for someone with exceptional sales and marketing skills to
serve as a team leader and work collaboratively with a management team to
develop the sales and marketing potential of a highly regarded,
internationally recognized distributor.

Qualifications:
§ 5-8 years professional experience in theatrical booking, broadcast sales,
new media or film marketing/distribution a must, with 2-3 years management
experience.
§ Excellent management and organizational skills. Ability to work both
independently and as a team.
§ Supervision of staff; proven record of developing and managing marketing
campaigns.
§ Strong sales background a must.
§ Flexibility, professionalism and a positive attitude. Sense of humor
appreciated.

Responsibilities Include:

§ Development and execution of sales and marketing plans to retain and
expand opportunities with existing customers and develop new customers,
management of national theatrical rollout of selected films including
budgeting, booking, reporting, negotiating prices and
contracts, working with exhibitors and providing additional support on
publicity and promotional efforts.
§ Working with members of the marketing team on development of annual
marketing plan, all theatrical, television and new media promotional
activity including approving materials needed for promotional work. This
includes working with staff, consultants and vendors to develop materials
including postcards, posters, press kits, email campaigns and web content.
§ Plan and implement special international, national and local public
exhibitions including: programming, negotiation of agreements, providing
promotional materials, arrangements for guests, assisting in publicity
efforts, notifying filmmakers.
§ Plan and execute domestic and targeted international broadcast sales
strategy for WMM collection – including developing new customers,
negotiating contracts, managing deliverables and promotion of broadcasts.
§ Extensive sales and market analysis; measuring outcomes and strategically
aligning sales and marketing efforts to reach goals and objectives.
§ Manage media relations, including working with publicists and working with
Publications Coordinator to distribute press releases, manage press lists
and process publicity requests.
§ Develop and execute sales and marketing efforts to the home video and
ancillary markets including ways to integrate new technologies into our
current marketing plans.
§ Serve as liaison with filmmakers around sales and marketing issues and
speaking requests.
§ Represent WMM at film festivals, public events and conferences for
international sales purposes, acquisitions and generating visibility for the
organization.
§ General research, writing and advocacy responsibilities as assigned by the
Executive Director.

Salary and Benefits:

§ Competitive salary based upon experience.
§ Excellent benefits package including medical and dental insurance, long
term disability, retirement plan, vacation, and paid holidays.

To apply: Send, fax or email cover letter and resume describing your
relevant experience and salary requirements (please do not say negotiable;
though you may give us a range) to:

Women Make Movies
ATTN: Theatrical, Broadcast & New Media Sales Manager
462 Broadway, Suite 500
New York, NY 10013
fax: 212.925.2052

Email: jobs@wmm.com Subject Line: Theatrical, Broadcast & New Media Sales
Manager

No phone calls, please.

____________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________

Women Make Movies, Inc.
462 Broadway, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10013
Tel 212/925.0606
Fax 212/925.2052
Email info@wmm.com
Http://www.wmm.com



PLEASE POST - POSITION AVAILABLE

SALES AND MARKETING COORDINATOR

Founded in 1972, Women Make Movies is a non-profit feminist, media arts
organization dedicated to the distribution and exhibition of films and
videotapes by and about women. With a collection of more than 500 titles,
WMM is the largest distributor of films and videotapes by and about women in
the world. WMM also facilitates the production of feminist media through a
production assistance program, which includes a workshop series, seminars,
and a fiscal sponsorship program. WMM is an equal opportunity employer and
encourages women of color, lesbians, and older women to apply.

Women Make Movies is seeking a Sales and Marketing Coordinator. This person
will be responsible for educational marketing and semi-theatrical sales and
marketing, specifically, outreaching, developing, and marketing the WMM
collection of films to the educational and semi-theatrical markets. Women
Make Movies earns more than 90% of our revenue from our earned income
programs. This is a great opportunity for someone with exceptional
marketing skills to work collaboratively with the sales and marketing
department to ensure the stability and smooth operations of a highly
regarded, internationally recognized arts organization.

Qualifications:
§ 3-5 years professional experience in film distribution and/or marketing
and sales environment. Knowledge of film industry essential.
§ Proven record of developing and managing marketing campaigns.
§ Ability to work both independently and as a team.
§ Ability to meet deadlines. Excellent record-keeping and organizational
skills.
§ Flexibility, professionalism and a positive attitude. Sense of humor a
plus.

Responsibilities Include:

§ Outreaching, developing, and marketing in both print and/or online the WMM
collection of films to the educational and semi-theatrical markets to retain
and expand opportunities with existing customers and develop new customers,
including, but not limited to the following groups: universities, public
libraries, K-12, grass roots and community organizations, festivals and
museums.
§ Working with other members of the marketing team on development of annual
marketing plan and promotional activity. This includes working with staff,
consultants and vendors to develop materials including postcards, posters,
press kits, email campaigns, web content and new media opportunities.
§ Coordinating and executing campaign based outreach, including subject area
research and print and online strategy development to reach current
customers and prospects, preparing preliminary timelines and budgets for
print pieces, managing existing and new email lists and researching mailing
lists.
§ Maintaining records of educational promotions, promo materials binder,
marketing database and files, bulk mailing records.
§ Supervising interns and work-study students as needed.
§ Represent WMM at conferences, festivals and other public functions as well
as be a member of and participate with the acquisitions committee.

Salary and Benefits:

§ Competitive salary based upon experience.
§ Excellent benefits package including medical and dental insurance, long
term disability, retirement plan, vacation, and paid holidays.

To Apply: Send, fax or email cover letter and resume describing your
relevant experience and salary requirements (please do not say negotiable;
though you may give us a range) to:

Women Make Movies
ATTN: Sales and Marketing Coordinator
462 Broadway, Suite 500
New York, NY 10013
Fax: 212.925.2052

Email: jobs@wmm.com Subject Line: Sales and Marketing Coordinator

No phone calls, please.

Call: Regent Park Film Festival 2007 Call for submissions

2007 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

Regent Park Film Festival is the sole film festival in Canada's largest and
oldest publicly funded community; an area along with the neighbouring St.
Jamestown populated predominantly by new immigrants. The Festival is
dedicated to bringing the finest works relevant to the communities living in
Regent Park with an emphasis on films from our regions of origin (South
Asia, Africa, East Asia, First Nation, Middle East, Caribbean and Latin
America), and also from North America and the rest of the world. We invite
you to submit your films from all different genres and
encourage submissions from first-time and emerging directors.


Early Deadline: Friday, June 1st, 2007 (NO ENTRY FEE)
Final Deadline: Friday, June 29th, 2007 ($10 ENTRY FEE)


Submission rules:
- All lengths and genres accepted
- Please do not send masters
- Preview copy must be in Mini DV, DVD or VHS (NTSC) only
- Download, complete and return entry form (www.regentparkfilmfestival.com)
- Exhibition: prints formats are: Betacam SP or MiniDV (NTSC) only.
- Films in foreign languages must be subtitled in English
- Print shipping costs to Toronto must be paid by the participant. The
festival will only pay the cost of shipping exhibition prints back to the
participant.
- For international submissions: The customs declaration should clearly
state the preview video has no commercial value, is for temporary
consideration and for cultural use only. If using a courier, never send work
to Canada by UPS (United Parcel Service), as they charge large customs and
duties charges. Regent Park Film Festival will not cover the resulting
customs and duties charges, and will refuse the package.
- All preview tapes will be added to the Regent Park Film Festival archives
unless accompanied by a request for return and a self-addressed stamped
envelope (for submissions from outside of Canada please use International
Postal Coupons).


PLEASE submit the following on a cd:
- Short synopsis of the film (100 words maximum)
- Short biography of the director (50 words maximum)
- High resolution digital still of the film (JPEG format, 300DPI)
- Any other relevant promo material can be included in the submission
package,

Send submissions to:
415 Gerrard St. E. 2nd Floor,Toronto, ON. M5A 2H4


For more information, email questions to director@regentparkfilmfestival.com
with subject 'RPFFsubmission 2007'

Regent Park Film Festival would like to acknowledge the support of the
Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council,
City of Toronto and the Toronto Community Housing

Call: ISCM 2008 Canadian Section Call: World Music Days 2008

ISCM World Music Days 2008
Vilnius, Lithuania
24 October - 7 November 2008

DATE LIMITE / DEADLINE: 17 June 2007

[F] Il n'y a aucun frais d'inscription pour les soumissions à la Section canadienne de l'ISCM. Les résultats seront annoncés en début juin. Plus de détails sont disponibles sur .

[E] There is no submission fee for submissions to the ISCM Canadian Section. Selections will be announced in early June. Full details are available at .

> 5. Applications are invited for all kinds of music:
> - orchestra, string orchestra
> - large sinfonietta-type ensemble
> - chamber (from 1 to 8 instruments)
> - vocal and choral
> - multi-media, cross-media and sound installations
> - electronic and computer works,
> as well as any combinations other than above mentioned.

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International Society for Contemporary Music
http://www.iscm.org
Press Release
http://www.iscm.org/iscmwmdcall2008_en.php
Présentation (sommaire) en français
http://www.iscm.org/iscmwmdcall2008_fr.php
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Communauté électroacoustique canadienne (CEC) Canadian Electroacoustic Community
c/o Dept. de Musique, Université Concordia RF-302
7141 rue Sherbrooke ouest, Montréal QC CANADA H4B 1R6
[ http://cec.concordia.ca | http://econtact.ca | http://sonus.ca ]

Call: The Youth for International Development seeks young media artists

Dear friends,



We are very excited to be sending you the promotional materials for a brand new programming initiative that we are introducing this summer in Saskatchewan in which you, or someone you know, might be interested.



The Youth for International Development – Do It Yourself (YID-DIY) project is designed to help youth who are interested in media, international issues, or both, learn to practice their writing and art skills to make their own creative media (comic books and zines) on global issues. Two three day trainings will be held. One for post-secondary ages 18-25 from August 18 to 20 and one for secondary students ages 13 to 17 from August 24 to 26. No experience is necessary. There will be follow-up after the trainings and the participants will be strongly encouraged to complete and publish their work.



Transportation to the site for ALL participants will be provided from Regina or Saskatoon. Limited travel subsidies are available to help participants get to Regina or Saskatoon.



The attached promotional brochures (in pdf and word) contain more information about the program as well as application forms for interested participants. Apply soon as the sessions are expected to fill up. Please pass on these brochures to anyone who may be interested. Please feel free to contact us for more information.



In creative, internationalist and youthful spirit,



Tracey, Ryan and Elizabeth

SCIC Youth Program Staff

Saskatoon Office

Phone: (306) 956-0622 Email: scicyouth@earthbeat.sk.ca