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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to make a complete period costume? From the design, to the selection of fabrics and trim, to actually putting the whole outfit together? Or have you always wanted to improve your sewing skills, but just never knew how? Luckily for you, the Chicago Costume Warehouse has an internship position open for a candidate with the drive and passion to learn more about sewing, costume design, and costume creation.

IMPORTANT NOTE - applications MUST be submitted through the CENTERSTAGE website. Applications submitted through this site will not be accepted. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx THE DIGITAL MEDIA INTERN will be directly involved in the planning, shooting, and editing of video. Additional tasks may include still photography, the use of display content management system for scheduling in-house display systems, and the creation of other digital content for use online. Applicants should have experience using a mid-level HD video camera and a DSLR camera for both video and still photography; an understanding of basic sound and light equipment; a moderate proficiency with FinalCut Pro X on the Mac OS, Adobe Photoshop and other Adobe Creative Suite products and an aptitude for learning new software and content management systems; solid people skills and comfort conducting interviews; an ability to juggle multiple priorities; experience uploading, tagging, and providing descriptions for videos on CENTERSTAGEs YouTube and Vimeo channels; a proficiency in digital marketing and social media with an ability to comprehend YouTube and Google Analytics and how it affects future videos. Proficient web/HTML skills will be useful but are not required. Samples of video work must be provided. ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are invited to apply to CENTERSTAGEs 2013-14 Professional Internship Program, which provides hands-on experience and professional guidance to early-career artists, craftspeople, and administrators. Interns at the Baltimore-based LORT B/C theater work full time from mid-August to early June, enjoying benefits that include free housing, a weekly stipend, networking opportunities, and professional development. OTHER INTERNSHIP DISCIPLINES Artistic Director; Artistic and Dramaturgy; Audience Relations; Audio; Carpentry; Community Programs and Education; Company Management; Costumes; Graphics; Lighting; Management; Marketing/Public Relations; Production Management/Stage Management; Properties; Scenic Art; and Stage Management. MORE INFORMATION about the Program, including internship descriptions and application guidelines, are available at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx Finally, diversity and inclusion are values central to the CENTERSTAGE mission, and we strongly encourage applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx

IMPORTANT NOTE - applications MUST be submitted through the CENTERSTAGE website. Applications submitted through this site will not be accepted. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx THE GRAPHICS INTERN will see a wide range of projects as part of the marketing and communications team that supports the entire theater. Responsibilities can range from simple in-house print production to creating promotional materials from concept to commercial print production to assisting with the design and maintenance of digital media. Significant other tasks will include photography, digital asset management, and event support. The intern will work directly with the Senior Designer and the Art Director and will collaborate with many other staff members. The candidate should have solid experience with Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator; understand basic design and typography concepts; be comfortable using a digital DSLR in an event setting; know their way around the Mac platform. Experience with HTML and Flash would be useful; efficiency, diligence, proofreading, and people skills are essential. A portfolio of design and photography work must be provided. ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are invited to apply to CENTERSTAGEs 2013-14 Professional Internship Program, which provides hands-on experience and professional guidance to early-career artists, craftspeople, and administrators. Interns at the Baltimore-based LORT B/C theater work full time from mid-August to early June, enjoying benefits that include free housing, a weekly stipend, networking opportunities, and professional development. OTHER INTERNSHIP DISCIPLINES Artistic Director; Artistic and Dramaturgy; Audience Relations; Audio; Carpentry; Community Programs and Education; Company Management; Costumes; Digital Media; Lighting; Management; Marketing/Public Relations; Production Management/Stage Management; Properties; Scenic Art; and Stage Management. MORE INFORMATION about the Program, including internship descriptions and application guidelines, are available at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx Finally, diversity and inclusion are values central to the CENTERSTAGE mission, and we strongly encourage applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx

IMPORTANT NOTE - applications MUST be submitted through the CENTERSTAGE website. Applications submitted through this site will not be accepted. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx THE MARKETING/PR INTERN assists in day-to-day activities of the Marketing Department and directly assists CENTERSTAGEs Public Relations Manager. The Marketing/PR Intern assists in drafting press releases; updating and maintaining contact lists; helping collect bio material for show programs; monitoring and archiving press coverage; assists in the organization and running of Marketing/PR events including Opening Night, Meet the Actors, Night Out, and CENTERSTAGE participation in Baltimore area fairs and festivals. The intern also manages institutional donations; administers/manages surveys and related data; helps with material distribution; offers website and social media support to the Digital Media Associate; serves as support for the Marketing Manager and serves as backup for Box Office. Applicants should have experience in marketing and communications, journalism, and/or the non-profit field; strong writing and editing skills; strong organizational and time-management skills; superior public relations, promotions, and event management skills; outgoing and positive personality and basic video, photography, and social media skills. ABOUT THE PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Graduating college seniors and recent graduates are invited to apply to CENTERSTAGEs 2013-14 Professional Internship Program, which provides hands-on experience and professional guidance to early-career artists, craftspeople, and administrators. Interns at the Baltimore-based LORT B/C theater work full time from mid-August to early June, enjoying benefits that include free housing, a weekly stipend, networking opportunities, and professional development. OTHER INTERNSHIP DISCIPLINES Artistic Director; Artistic and Dramaturgy; Audience Relations; Audio; Carpentry; Community Programs and Education; Company Management; Costumes; Digital Media; Graphics; Lighting; Management; Production Management/Stage Management; Properties; Scenic Art; and Stage Management. MORE INFORMATION about the Program, including internship descriptions and application guidelines, are available at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx Finally, diversity and inclusion are values central to the CENTERSTAGE mission, and we strongly encourage applications from members of traditionally underrepresented groups. APPLY at www.centerstage.org/Education/ProfessionalInternshipProgram.aspx

Studio East is founded on the belief that the performing arts have value, and that they can make a difference in the lives of our children. We know the magic of live theatre excites the magic of a child's imagination. We also know that children who learn and practice the discipline, dedication, and teamwork required by the craft of theatre develop skills that will be valuable assets throughout their lives, no matter what career they choose to pursue. Studio East creates opportunities for young people to discover and explore the performing arts. The Education Intern will assist the Education Director and Registrar in ensuring the success of our performing arts instructional programs. Key functions include preparation of classroom materials and assisting in classrooms in addition to other general administrative duties. This position has the potential for extra projects for interns that have interest and show initiative.

Lango, a national foreign-language program, is seeking teachers for its Spanish camps and classes for young children (ages 1-10) to be taught throughout Prince Georges County Maryland beginning in the Summer of 2011. We are looking for individuals that are energetic, outgoing and eager to engage children through very fast-paced dynamic and interactive games, movement and music-based classes. A high level of comfort with dramatic play, puppets and physical activities is a must for this job. If you have not done this type of work, make sure will really enjoy it before you contact us! These are extremely fun classes but they require that you be flexible and open to new and creative approaches to teaching a foreign language to young children! Hours and Compensation: Hours are quite flexible. Our classes for Tot & Parent are typically in the am and early afternoon and Pre-school and Elementary classes are in the late afternoon. We also offer classes on the weekends and summer camps. This is a part-time teaching opportunity and you will be an independent contractor. The number of classes you teach will depend on your availability. Hours typically range from 6 15 hours a week for classes. Summer camp is 35 hours a week. Ideal for a student with a part-time or flexible schedule. Compensation ranges from $15- $20/ per hour DOE for classes and includes bonus earned for every family you enroll in your class! Camp stipend also DOE and ranges from $250 to $350 per week. For more information about Lango, please visit our website at www.langokids.com. Please submit resume to: info@princegeorgeslangocom We look forward to hearing from you! Due to the overwhelming number of candidates, we will only contact the most highly qualified candidates for initial screening.

ABOUT TSA The Smithsonian Associates (TSA) advances the Smithsonian Institutions mission to increase and diffuse knowledge through life-enriching educational and cultural experiences inspired by the Smithsonians research and collections for DC-region students, families, and adults, and for learning communities nationwide. INTERN DUTIES Intern will assist with all aspects of TSA Performing Arts programming, including: Research, booking, budgets, contract negotiation, season planning, logistical set-up, and marketing Provide direct, hands-on support through the design and production of printed event programs, flyers, patron correspondence, and onsite support of performing arts, film and family programs Assist with box office and house management duties during some evening and weekend productions Spring interns will also assist with the planning, preparation and/or execution of TSAs Smithsonian Sleepover program. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES By working closely with the Program Manager, the Intern will gain experience in all aspects of program and event production, including: Budgeting, performance reporting, customer service, trouble-shooting/problem-solving, adapting to different situations, multi-tasking, creative thinking, researching, coordination at events, creating and maintaining inventories, editing promotional materials, communication, box office and house management, organization and time management, event management. SEASONS Spring (Jan May) & Fall (Sep - Dec) TIME COMMITMENT Hours flexible; 1 full semester SCHEDULE Monday - Friday, timing flexible COMPENSATION All TSA Internships are unpaid and housing is not provided. College credit may be granted, but must be coordinated in advance with the intern's university/college. TO APPLY Complete the online application at http://intern.si.edu/. Click on the link for the Smithsonian Online Academic Appointment System (SOLAA). Questions can be directed to the Intern Coordinator at TSAInternships@si.edu or 202.633.8641. APPLICATION DEADLINES Spring October 1 Fall July 1 If you have any questions, please contact: Ms. Meg Smolinski Intern Coordinator 1100 Jefferson Drive SW - Suite 3077 PO Box 23293 Washington DC 20026-3293 TSAInternships@si.edu Phone: 202-633-8641 Fax: 202-633-8909 For more information about internships with The Smithsonian Associates go to: http://residentassociates.org/ticketing/internships/start.aspx

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