Thursday, December 27, 2007
GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR ARTISTS, ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS
Colorado Council on the Arts
The Colorado Council on the Arts announces that the new guidelines for the 2008-09 Grants to Artists and Organizations (GAO) are now available on CCA's website. There are also guidelines for the new Success through Art (StART Schools) grants for schools and school districts that want to use the arts as a strategy for student success. The deadline for both categories is March 13, 2008. The online application will be available on January 4, 2008. Only online submissions will be accepted.
Colorado artists, nonprofit organizations and government agencies may submit Grants to Artists and Organizations proposals.
In addition to addressing the Council's goals, applicants must demonstrate artistic excellence, community involvement and benefit and implementation capacity. A key requirement of the GAO program is that applicants must have matching funding support from local, regional or national sources.
To assist applicants, CCA will have extensive application tools available on its web site. www.coloarts.state.co.us/grants/apply.
For general information on the Grants to Artists and Organization contact coloarts@state.co.us. For questions specific to the new StArts Schools program, contact Sheila Sears, Arts Education Consultant at Sheila.Sears@state.co.us
The Colorado Council on the Arts announces that the new guidelines for the 2008-09 Grants to Artists and Organizations (GAO) are now available on CCA's website. There are also guidelines for the new Success through Art (StART Schools) grants for schools and school districts that want to use the arts as a strategy for student success. The deadline for both categories is March 13, 2008. The online application will be available on January 4, 2008. Only online submissions will be accepted.
Colorado artists, nonprofit organizations and government agencies may submit Grants to Artists and Organizations proposals.
In addition to addressing the Council's goals, applicants must demonstrate artistic excellence, community involvement and benefit and implementation capacity. A key requirement of the GAO program is that applicants must have matching funding support from local, regional or national sources.
To assist applicants, CCA will have extensive application tools available on its web site. www.coloarts.state.co.us/grants/apply.
For general information on the Grants to Artists and Organization contact coloarts@state.co.us. For questions specific to the new StArts Schools program, contact Sheila Sears, Arts Education Consultant at Sheila.Sears@state.co.us
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
12/5/07 JOB OPENINGS
Graphics Journalist Position
The Denver Business Journal is looking to fill a new newsroom position of "graphics journalist." The ideal candidate will have the necessary Adobe design tool experience and journalistic background to research and produce attractive informational graphics and illustrations to augment the stories in the Denver Business Journal print edition and later, we suspect, on the Web. The successful candidate will do original research and work closely with reporters and editors to conceive and then create complementary graphics to accompany the award-winning writing in the Denver Business Journal. Proficiency with InDesign, Illustrator and PhotoShop is required. We will consider full-time, part-time or a full-time internship for the right candidate who is still in school. Contact: Neil Westergaard, Editor, The Denver Business Journal. or via e-mail at nwestergaard@bizjournals.com .
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE OF ART + DESIGN
ANIMATION DEPARTMENT LOOKING FOR
INSTRUCTOR AND TECH SUPPORT PERSON
1. Looking for an Adjunct instructor for Animation Department at RMCAD to teach either History of International Animation or Business Ethics and Copyright. Both are lecture classes meeting 3 hours a week. Instructor will be supplied with sample syllabus and outline. Interested parties should have extensive experience in the animation or related industries. They should also have a Bachelors Degree (Masters preferred) or equivalent experience. Course obligations begin January 3rd with classes starting the week of January 7th.
ANIMATION DEPARTMENT LOOKING FOR
INSTRUCTOR AND TECH SUPPORT PERSON
1. Looking for an Adjunct instructor for Animation Department at RMCAD to teach either History of International Animation or Business Ethics and Copyright. Both are lecture classes meeting 3 hours a week. Instructor will be supplied with sample syllabus and outline. Interested parties should have extensive experience in the animation or related industries. They should also have a Bachelors Degree (Masters preferred) or equivalent experience. Course obligations begin January 3rd with classes starting the week of January 7th.
2. Looking for a part time Maya animation production support person. Applicant should have industry experience in delivering tech support as well as in-depth knowledge of production and rendering work flow for Autodesk Maya 8 (or above). This is a part time (without benefits) 20 hour a week job on campus to support instructors in the classroom as well as to support student 3D animation film-making. Applicant should have working knowledge of distributed rendering with Renderman or Mental Ray. Trouble shooting and problem solving of 3D production pipeline issues will be expected. Mel scripting it a definite plus. The job has the opportunity to grow with a growing department.
Please contact Dan Seely, Chair of the RMCAD Animation Department. dseely@rmcad.eduLooking for creative animator to work on a project. Work for hire, good pay.
Please email or mail resumes/weblinks/portfolios to:
Claire Rados
1215 Spruce Street Suite 200
Boulder,CO 80302
clairerados@hotmail.com
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