Memory Makers Inc. seeks an out-of-state professional photographer to join the Nation’s Premier Dance Photography Company! The ideal candidate will be an experienced photographer that can maintain a professional demeanor and has the availability to travel. Requirements include: Professional Conduct, Experience in Photography, Experience in working with children and Good Communication skills. Memory Makers Inc. will provide training and equipment!

To apply, contact Memory Makers Inc. today! The team will be in Chicago on January 12, Atlanta on January 19, and New York on February 9 for in-person interviews and applications!

New Ballet Ensemble & School (NBE) is a nationally acclaimed Community Arts Education organization founded in 2001 to provide quality training and opportunities to all youth, regardless of their ability to pay. NBE is seeking a full-time Associate Artistic Director to teach and coordinate the training of NBE Ensemble artists, trainees, and advanced ballet students. Likewise, this position will work in partnership with the Artistic Director to engage guest artists and choreographers. Specifically, the Associate Artistic Director will be responsible for the logistics surrounding education and outreach performances and programs, and will schedule all rehearsals for the core program students as they relate to main stage and community performances. Lastly, the position requires the ability to be adept at working with diverse personality types in order to forge meaningful relationships with current and potential constituents, and help advance an environment of inclusion and professionalism in all NBE programs. Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume to Carrie Vaughan, Managing Director. Email: carrie@newballet.org Mail: 2157 York Avenue |Memphis, TN 38104 Fax: 901-274-5370

Fred Astaire Dance Studio, Oceanside is looking to hire 2 dance teachers in our school. Experience welcome but not necessary* We offer paid training, travel and performance opportunities, and future dancing and business career paths.Give us a call or by email.

The Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University invites applications and nominations for a full-time faculty position in dance (Modern) to begin in the fall semester 2019. Responsibilities include: Teaching multiple levels of Modern Dance technique, Choreography, and possibly Somatics. Additional responsibilities include staging and/or choreographing dance works and participation in recruitment efforts, auditions and juries. Located in the heart of Baltimore’s Mount Vernon Cultural District, the Peabody Institute was founded in 1857 as America’s first academy of music. Today, through its degree-granting Conservatory and its community-based Preparatory music and dance school, Peabody trains musicians and dancers of every age and at every level. Each year Peabody stages more than 850 major public concerts and performances. Peabody is one of the nine divisions that comprise the Johns Hopkins University. Qualifications The ideal candidate should have national & international professional experience, experience teaching in a conservatory and/or BFA dance program and extensive creative and/or scholarly activity in the dance field. MFA/PhD preferred, not required. We encourage applications from candidates with experience in Global Dance Forms and Screen Dance. We seek a candidate who will contribute to our growing department and augment its existing strengths in analyzing & teaching Dance from a critical perspective which includes race, gender, sexuality, science and social justice. We invite candidates who have a strong commitment to equity in higher education and to supporting a diverse population of students. Application Instructions Nominations and letters of application, accompanied by a Curriculum Vita/Resume, three letters of recommendation, and supporting materials (e.g.URL links to choreography, teaching) must be submitted through the Interfolio website. The review of applications will begin on November 26, 2019. Apply: https://apply.interfolio.com/57036

Looking for Ballet, Hip-Hop, Salsa, Tap, Modern and Jazz instructors to start ASAP.

Looking for dancers for EU Tour of Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Nutcracker. Professionals starting pay $1,000/week, students commensurate with experience. Round Trip airfare from NYC, Hotel, per diem, shoes. Video currently accepted, Open Call is February 9, 2019.

Job Title: Institutional Advancement Manager Reports To: Director Status: Staff, Full-time Salary: $25-$30K + Medical/Dental Benefits Description: Urbanity Dance is looking for an Institutional Advancement Manager to start mid-September. The position is full-time. A pivotal new addition to the growing team, the Institutional Advancement Manager will be focused on communications, marketing and development. The Manager must be an excellent writer, have superb interpersonal skills, ability to multitask, work independently, and to be a self-starter. Candidate must be fully invested in the continued growth of the company, inspired and enthusiastic about the vision of the company. Strong potential for continued growth within the organization. Core Responsibilities: - Thinking creatively to grow Urbanity's three pillars: 1) audience/press for the professional company and performances 2) student population (adults and children) and 3) raise awareness about our community programming. Development: - In collaboration with the Board and Executive Director, build a robust annual fundraising plan that includes individual giving, events, corporate partnerships, and foundation grants - Manage the organizations database to ensure data integrity. This includes, data entry, gift tracking, list and report generation - Create systems for gift processing from gift receipt through to gift acknowledgment - Serve as the organization’s main contact with donors, including communications regarding Urbanity news and events - Foundation research, prospecting, and proposal generation - Serve as the organization’s representative at artistic and cultural events-- - Manage 3-5 fundraising/awareness events throughout year and working with Board of Directors and to organize responsibilities Marketing and Communications: - In collaboration with the Board and Executive Director, create an annual marketing and communications plan that includes a message and communications calendar to track all social media and email communications, press strategies, website updates, as well as a plan for evaluation of communications and marketing efforts - Writing press releases and responding to press inquiries in a friendly, timely, and effective manner - Facilitating (along with graphic designer) a website overhaul & new print materials - Writing blog entries and contributing as a dance writer to news publications - Managing social media and email communications - Managing team of 2-3 arts administration interns Qualifications: The ideal candidate will have/be: - Dance background is not necessary, but a passion for arts and community education is essential - Strong preference for 1 year of work-related experience - Bachelors degree required - Marketing competency and demonstrated experience in marketing, including market strategy, demand generation, market research, and marketing communications - Efficient multi-tasker - Delivering effective presentations - Strong analytical and problem solving skills - Strong attention to detail - Excellent communications, writing and customer service skills - Interest and/or experience in non-profit management and/or arts administration - Computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite - Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, etc.) not required but is a plus. An aesthetic sense for web design (website, newsletter) is a plus. - Interest and/or experience in photo, video, web editing - Friendly personality, able to represent Urbanity in the press and media - Ability to work independently, and as a member of a team - Flexibility, positive attitude, and good work ethic To apply: Email cover letter and resume to urbanitydance@gmail.com or Urbanity Dance, 280 Shawmut Ave, Boston MA 02118 Urbanity Dance exists to inspire, engage, and empower individuals and communities through the art of dance and movement.

Pentacle’s mission is to design and provide unique and robust programs of support for performing artists at critical stages in their careers. At the same time, Pentacle enriches the cultural landscape through cross-sector partnerships in multiple communities across NYC and the U.S. Since 1976, Pentacle has been a model in the arts administration field, enabling performing artists to focus on what they do best—create art and engage with audiences. About the Position: Pentacle is seeking a part-time Program Administrator to join its energetic and experienced staff. They will work as a Fiscal Associate in the Fiscal department and as an Administrator for one of our newest programs called Administrative Support. The Program Administrator will report to the Director, Mara Greenberg, and will be part of a very collaborative team environment. How to Apply: Interested applicants should email their resume and cover letter to: Clarissa Soto Josephs, Director of Programming, clarissas@pentacle.org.

The Choreographic Development Residency is a 5-week program to foster the development of new work by emerging choreographers of exceptional promise. UNCSA Summer Dance will award four choreographers the opportunity to further their choreographic research and create new dance works by providing studio space, dancers, personal mentoring with Helen Pickett, weekly workshops and access to participate in daily technique classes. Participants will receive room, board and a stipend.The residency culminates in a performance of the work at UNCSA’s Stevens Center. Through this initiative, UNCSA School of Dance looks to deepen its mission of developing original works, supporting artists and giving back to the broader community. Choreographers will be chosen from an open call for submissions. Email application materials to UNCSAchoreoin@gmail.com.Application deadline for the 2019 program is February 28, 2019. Selected choreographers will notified by March 15, 2019. In the body of the email include your name, address, email and phone number. Indicate which category you are applying for: Contemporary or Contemporary Ballet (you may only apply for one).Include the following attachments to your application email:Your choreographic C.V. in pdf formatOne letter of recommendation in pdf formatAn artistic statement (one page maximum) in pdf formatA link to a 5-minute video example of one of your choreographic works from the past three years. Video should be a 5-minute consecutive section.

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