Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 20, 2010
MAC Presents is looking for summer interns. For more information please view the following link:
Send your resume and cover letter to Georgia McBride if you would like to apply.
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 20, 2010
Entourage Entertainment is looking for summer interns. Please view the following link for more information:
http://www.entouragetalent.com/about/
Please contact Georgia McBride if you would like to apply.
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 20, 2010
Shive magazine is seeking a high-quality, versatile photography intern who wants hands-on experience in the publishing field. Our interns have the opportunity to gain real world experience working for a magazine with the based solely on emerging artists. Shive Interns learn how to work with industry professionals; learn how to make decisions when out on assignments; learn the business side of photography and will have others, even industry professionals, view their work.
This is an unpaid internship that requires dedication and commitment. Internships range from three to six months. Work schedules are flexible and can accommodate class schedules or other commitments. School credit can be given in exchange with appropriate paperwork from their educational institution. The application deadline for this opening is January 25th.
Applicants should have a passion for music and the industry, learning, and must be able to take direction from others and meet deadlines.
Minimum equipment requirements:
*Access to a digital SLR camera, 8.2MP or higher
*Experience with Mac OS and Windows operating systems
Responsibilities include:
*Reviewing editorial content and collaborating with Photo Editor and Art Director on art requirements.
*Must be able to make company events with the intention to meet and greet new and different types of artists.
*Help scout new talent and up keep of social networking sites
*Come up with good advertising ideas and other corporate planning
*Participate in and coordinate photo shoots as necessary.
To apply for this position, please send a resume, cover letter, and online portfolio or digital samples to:
Camika Caliste Bajoie
Publisher/General Manager of Shive Manager
Telephone: (504)258-0393 Fax: (504)467-3859
email: cbajoie@shivemagazine.com
About Shive Magazine
“Shive” is a magazine for emerging artists striving for success at any level. It’s a publication where new artists show their creativity along with the recognized artists of today. Our mission is to promote the concept of “unity” through entertainment. This is a place where our youth can see that success as an artist is possible and others have done it. Shive’s dedication to promoting emerging talent will allow both artists and music fans to realize the Internet’s true potential for transforming the publication business. Whether it’s through music, fashion, graphics, or photography, Shive through its magazine and editorial content, will be a vessel to inform emerging artists about important principles in everyday business and will encourage interaction among different artists as business acquaintances instead of rivals.
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 20, 2010
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 8, 2010
229 N. Genois Street, New Orleans, LA 70119
T: (504) 301-4602 F: (504) 301-4603
www.backbeatfoundation.org
INTERNSHIP
Programming – Events: assist in the development, planning, marketing and execution of existing and new events and activities presented by Backbeat throughout the year. (i.e. Backbeat Jazzfest Series, Rhythmic Roots: Community Music Project, Mardi Gras Funkstravaganza, and Garden Party)
Resource Development
Market Research for Cultural Tourism in New Orleans and other potential markets for our programming.
Expanding advertising mediums (internet, print, video, database building, etc.)
Foundation Growth
Membership Program
Grant and funding Opportunities
Marketing and promotion campaigns
MISSION: The Backbeat Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt Louisiana non-profit corporation whose mission is to foster support of the rich New Orleans cultural heritage through the presentation of innovative cultural arts and music programming and community based events and projects.
If you are interested in applying, please email Paige Patriarca
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 8, 2010
Internship & Promotions Assistance
Interns Needed at Howlin’ Wolf (907 South Peters St.) for Spring Semester 2010
Welcome back to school and the start of a fresh semester. Now that you’re getting back into the grind, we’re looking for potential interns interested in promotions, marketing and band management. For those who don’t know much about us, we are a 1200 Capacity Venue in the heart of the warehouse district and have been around for 21 years now. Over time, we’ve evolved and now manage a venue in the Northshore, just opened an additional Bar and Restaurant and currently manage Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk & The Revivalists (Who have strong roots in Loyola).
Duties will include normal office tasks, online promotions & marketing, building databases & occasionally helping with weekly events. We require that you have your own ride, laptop and a general interest in the industry. This is a non-paying internship but as always, there are perks for all our interns and many other opportunities for those who show interest. If interested please e-mail your resume and cover letter to
karl@thehowlinwolf.com
- Karl Ault
Howlin’ Wolf Music Club & Artist Management
Rebirth Brass Band | Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk | The Revivalists
Howlin’ Wolf Howlin’ Wolf Northshore Howlin Wolf Den
907 South Peters St. 1623 Montgomery St. Coming Soon!
New Orleans, LA 70130 Mandeville, LA
Office: 504-529-5844 (New Orleans)
Office: 985-626-1616 (Mandeville)
Cell: (207) 319-5635
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: January 8, 2010
Hi-Yah! Productions is seeking interns for their upcoming production of Fantastic Mr. Fox. Fantastic Mr. Fox is an innovative, interactive children’s show that will take up the third floor of the CAC, where the audience will literally crawl through the story.
Intern jobs will include sculpting, building, painting, and paper mache. This is a non-paid internship, but there will be many perks and good times, including free tickets. Fun working environment. Car not needed, as long as you can get to the CAC with no problem.
To apply, email or call Ashley Shabankareh
amshabankareh@gmail.com
832.247.3393 ph
Posted by: loyolaforum on: November 12, 2009
This weeks forum guest is Rick Farman, Co-Founder and Partner of Superfly Productions. At the young age of 17, Rick Farman began promoting concerts at small clubs in New York City. Soon after, he moved to New Orleans to attend Tulane University. In 1996 Rick and four friends and music enthusiasts took advantage of their love for the industry and began their own production company. Rick Farman, Jonathan Mayers, Richard Goodstone, and Kerry Black began Superfly Productions which would become one of the most quality and creative young companies in the New Orleans market. Some of the company’s first successes were seen through shows during Mardi Gras and Jazzfest. In 2002, Superfly was the leading force in the creation of the Bonnarro Music and Arts Festival. Immediately the success of Bonnaroo was recognized and praised. Rolling Stone noted Bonnaroo as “one of the 50 moments to change the history of rock and roll,” while Billboard and Pollstar deemed it the Festival of the Year. The New York Times called it “the American rock festival to end all festivals”
Recently, Superfly partnered with the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. In 2008 the first ever Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival took place with an exceptionally green “eco-friendly” production. With six stages, a wine tent, local delicacies and a number of special, local attractions this festival was coined “the biggest and most ambitious ticketed concert in Northern California history.” 140,000 fans attended the first time festival and now, plans with Superfly Productions are in the works for a bigger and better 2010 Festival. In addition to being a production company for shows and large-scale events like festivals, Superfly is now a marketing agency for Fortune 500 Corporations and other businesses and serves as a management agency with a client roster that includes the New Orleans based band very familiar to Loyola University forum, Galactic.
In 2009, Rick, along with Bonnaroo partners Jonathan Mayers, Rich Goodstone, Kerry Black and Ashley Capps, were included in Rolling Stone Magazine’s list of “100 people who are changing America.” Superfly Production’s festival greening initiatives, multi-facetted talents and very dedicated staff, success and recognition will only grow.
Please join us in welcoming Rick Farman on November 16 at 5:00 PM.
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: November 11, 2009
Posted by: georgiamcbride on: November 10, 2009
The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation, in association with Ernst & Young LLP, is offering three scholarships in honor of Fred Rogers, the creator and long-time host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. The scholarships are intended to support and encourage aspiring undergraduate or graduate students to pursue careers in children’s media and further the values and principles of Fred Rogers’ work. Get details and applications here (http://www.emmys.tv/foundation/rogersscholar.php).
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