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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Snap Judgement seeks PAID graphics/video intern, Oakland, CA
Our friends at Snap Judgement are looking for a graphics/video intern – PAID. Here's the link to the Craigslist Ad. Also pasted below.
Graphics and Film Internship (oakland downtown)
Snap Judgment is the smoking-hot storytelling show that broadcasts on NPR stations nationwide, based in Oakland, California. Hosted by Glynn Washington, winner of the Public Radio Talent Quest, the show is an edgy multi-platform experience redefining expectations for public media.
The graphics and video intern will assist with the production of all our web graphics and visual content to support our weekly radio show, help film and edit our live stage shows, and help drive our social media and other promotional strategies.
Interns are expected to work between 20 — 35 hours a week at our downtown Oakland studios.
Qualifications:
Snap Judgment interns should have an interest in storytelling, and narrative craft. We are looking for people who want to rock a story.
Knowledge of photography and graphics design principle such as composition, typography, and color. A strong foundation with Photoshop is a must.
Working knowledge of DSLR's and lighting for video.
Experience editing in either Premiere, Avid, or Final Cut (we're on Premiere.)
Understanding of common audio, video, and image file formats in both a Windows and Mac environment.
Skills in After Effects and with motion graphics are a huge plus!
How to Apply:
Interns must already live commuting distance from our downtown Oakland studio.
This is a six month paid position.
Please head over to our website SnapJudgment.org and listen to a few of our stories. Then e-mail us with your resume, links to examples of your video and graphics work, and a cover letter explaining what you will bring to the position, your professional experience, as well as what you hope to gain from the internship.
E-mail ONLY please! 5pqw8-4305990818@job.craigslist.org
Peace and soul! We can't WAIT to hear from you . . .
- Compensation: $12.00 per hour.
- This is an internship job
- Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
- do NOT contact us with unsolicited services or offers
TransX Transmission Art Symposium call for presos, deadline Feb 28
New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) is pleased to announce the 2014 edition of the TransX Transmission Art Symposium
with Keynote speakers Anja Kanngieser and Jessica Thompson
May 22 – 25, 2014
We are now inviting proposals for papers, presentations and performances
For More Information http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/trans-x-call-for-submissions/
To Submit: https://naisa.ca/trans-x-submission-form/
The proceedings from the 2013 TransX Transmission Art Symposium are here: http://naisa.ca/symposia/trans-x/transx-2013-proceedings/
To listen to the presentations from the 2013 TransX Transmission Art Symposium go to:http://naisa.ca/media-archive/audio-archives/
NAISA is now inviting submissions for papers and performances:
Rooted in the earliest experiments with radio, Transmission Art has continued to flourish into the 21st Century with experiments using wireless communications technology over the past 100 years, including the exploration of a variety of mobile-based platforms and lesser-known forms of transmission, such as VLF. The terrain of transmission art is dynamic and fluid, always open to redefinition.
The TransX Transmission Art Symposium, part of the Deep Wireless Festival of Radio & Transmission Art, will focus on Transmission Art, with particular interest in contributions that summarize, examine or reframe traditions and histories of transmission art practices, technology, education and pedagogy. Additionally, we are very interested in presentations that go beyond the local contingent to give a sense of how new technologies of international transmission activity might be experienced. Proposed presentations and performances that combine the themes of Transmission Art and “Undo/Redo” are also especially welcome.
All symposium contributions will be webcast live, and text proceedings will be published after the symposium on the NAISA web-site. Please go to http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/trans-x-call-for-submissions/ for specific guidelines on paper and performance submissions.
We look forward to seeing you, your colleagues, collaborators and students in Toronto in May!
Important Information
28 Feb Deadline for receipt of proposals @ 11:59 PM EST
21 March Notification of acceptance
15 April Attendance confirmation
22 April Symposium registration and submission of final materials.
22 May Symposium opening reception and performances
22–25 May Symposium sessions
23–24 May Deep Wireless Festival performances
Fees
Symposium registration fees (General): $70
Symposium registration fees (Student): $40
(both rates include admission to all performances)
Questions and requests for further information can be directed to:
Nadene Thériault-Copeland – transx@naisa.ca
Review Committee:
Steve Bates, Independent artist
Anna Friz, post-doctoral fellow, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Heidi Grundmann, Kunstradio
Galen Joseph-Hunter, Executive Director Wave Farm
Katie Kehoe, artist
Dan Lander, artist
David Ogborn, McMaster University
Tetsuo Kogawa, Radioartist, Media Critic, Director of Goethe Archive Tokyo
Jim Ruxton, Director of Programs, Subtle Technologies Festival
Don Sinclair, York University
Debashis Sinha, Sound Artist
Jessica Thompson, University of Waterloo
Helen Thorington, Co-Director of New Radio and Performing Arts, Inc
Gregory Whitehead, radio artist / co-editor of Wireless Imagination
Elisabeth Zimmermann, Kunstradio
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NAISA Inquiries & general information:
Nadene Thériault-Copeland
Executive Director
New Adventures in Sound Art
Address: Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie St #252, Toronto, ON M6G 4C7
Tel 416 652 5115
www.naisa.ca
NAISA current/upcoming events:
TransX Transmission Art Symposium
Call for Papers & Performances
Deadline February 28, 2014
For More Information http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/trans-x-call-for-submissions/
To Submit: https://naisa.ca/trans-x-submission-form/
Toronto International Electroacoustic Symposium
Call for Papers & Performances
Deadline February 24, 2014
For More Information http://naisa.ca/opportunities/calls-for-submissions/ties-call-for-submissions/
To Submit: http://naisa.ca/ties-submission-form/
Currently @ the NAISA Space "Flash Orchestra" by Eric Powell http://naisa.ca/naisa-events/arts-birthday/installations/
Follow us on:
Facebook www.facebook.com/NAISASoundArt
Twitter www.twitter.com/NAISASoundArt
You Tube www.youtube.com/user/NAISAtube
Soundcloud www.soundcloud/NAISA
NAISA Radio www.naisa.ca/webcast
[conferences] Win a Trip to That Big Tech Festival in Austin This March
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Win a Trip to that Big Tech Festival in Austin this March Get festive with GA. This March, one lucky winner and three friends will have the opportunity to attend the festival-that-cannot-be-named in style and meet some of the top thought leaders in the tech world. The prize package includes:
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NLGJA Opens Applications for 2014 Awards
Two awards from the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association. Details and links below. Deadlines May 1.
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The National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association is now accepting submissions for its 2014 Excellence in Journalism Awards and the Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award. Work published or broadcast in 2013 is eligible and submissions are due Thursday, May 1, 2014. Submission forms and details are available at www.nlgja.org/awards.
Excellence in Journalism Awards
The NLGJA Excellence in Journalism Awards were established in 1993 to foster, recognize and reward excellence in journalism on issues related to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.
For the first time, NLGJA will recognize excellence in blogging as a category for the Excellence in Journalism Awards. The category aims to offer further recognition of the work done for independent outlets.
Work may be submitted for the 2014 NLGJA Excellence in Journalism Awards in the following categories:
Special recognition awards:
- Journalist of the Year
- Sarah Pettit Memorial Award for the LGBT Journalist of the Year
Print/online awards:
- Excellence in HIV/AIDS Coverage
- Excellence in News Writing
- Excellence in Feature Writing
- Excellence in Opinion/Editorial Writing
- Excellence in Blogging
- Excellence in Online Journalism
- Excellence in Multimedia
- Excellence in Photojournalism
- Excellence in Student Journalism
Broadcast awards:
- Excellence in Network Television
- Excellence in Local Television
- Excellence in Radio
Past winners of special recognition awards have included: Michael Luongo (2013 Journalist of the Year), Lila Shapiro (2013 Sarah Pettit LGBT Journalist of the Year), Steven W. Thrasher (2012 Journalist of the Year) and Chris Geidner (2012 Sarah Pettit LGBT Journalist of the Year).
Al Neuharth Award
The Al Neuharth Award for Innovation in Investigative Journalism, funded by the Gannett Foundation, is given to the person or team who best uses innovative approaches for investigative reporting. Selection is based on the quality and creativity of the work submitted.
The recipient of The Al Neuhart Award will also receive a $5,000 prize, to be awarded August 21, 2014 in Chicago at the NLGJA Awards Reception. The winner does not have to be present at the ceremony to receive the award.
The award, renamed this year to honor Al Neuharth, was first awarded in 2013 to April Hunt of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for her article, "Faulty Fire Gear."
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About the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association
NLGJA is an organization of journalists, media professionals, educators and students working from within the news industry to foster fair and accurate coverage of LGBT issues. NLGJA opposes all forms of workplace bias and provides professional development to its members. For more information, visit the NLGJA website at www.nlgja.org.
Snap Judgment Call for Pitches
To find out more about our pitch process, check out http://snapjudgment.org/pitches
Passing: Stories about people who are trying to blend in, to be incognito, who are trying to pass off as something. These can be stories of someone trying pass as a particular race, gender, religion or class, or the stories of imposters or wannabes.
Mercenary: Stories about people who do your dirty work…for a price. Again, feel free to think big or small here. We have several stories of literal guns for hire, but it would great to find stories of people hired to do more unexpected dirty work–breaking up for friends, covering for affairs or paid scapegoats.
Prophets: Stories from people who claim to see the future and the people who do / don't believe them. Be careful here; we want to steer clear of stories told by people who are mentally ill and unfit to be on air. Rather, we'd like stories of prophetical coincidences, cult near misses, brushes with fortune telling, creepy child foretelling.
Schooled: Stories that center around learning and lessons. Please try to avoid stories about personal growth that do not have a lot at stake, or an interesting plot. We’d love stories that take place in unique school environments, stories of terrible teachers, school plays gone wrong, drivers ed disasters….
Washed Up: Stories about people and things who are washed up on shore or washed up in life. What happens when life veers horribly of course, or our best laid plans suddenly crumble beneath us.
NYC Digital Storytelling workshop, Feb 22
WHEN: Saturday, February 22 @ 8 a.m-6 p.m.
WHERE: CUNY Graduate School of Journalism219 West 40th StreetNew York 10018
Would you like to spend the day with some of the industry's leading experts in design thinking and media to develop more effective ways to communicate about the perils of extreme weather events like Hurricane Sandy? This interactive workshop is for journalists, editors, designers, developers and problem solvers. You'll spend the day adding tools to your creative toolkit and finding friends to collaborate with on your next project. You will be immersed in human-centered design methods and learn how to leverage them to better understand and engage new audiences, how to harness the power of new technologies, and how to create more real and dynamic stories that resonate.OUR HOSTS
Event hosted by AdaptNY, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, Center for Community and Ethnic Media, and the Online News Association.
A. Adam Glenn, AdaptNY & CUNY Graduate School of JournalismLaura Cochran, ONA-NYC
OUR COACHESReggie Murphy, Electronic InkNelson Hsu, Project Thunderdome at Digital First MediaJulie Westfall, Project Thunderdome at Digital First Media
SAMPLE TWEETS
WORKSHOP: Design-think for post-#Sandy digital storytelling. 2/22. Cosponsors @AdaptNY @ONANYC @CCEMCUNY http://www.meetup.com/ONA-NYC/events/160788632/SIGN UP NOW: Workshop on using design-think for post-#Sandy digital storytelling, 2/22. http://www.meetup.com/ONA-NYC/events/160788632/WORKSHOP: Think like a designer for post-#Sandy digital storytelling, 2/22. REGISTER: http://www.meetup.com/ONA-NYC/events/160788632/Better digital storytelling in post-#Sandy era? Try thinking like a designer. REGISTER for 2/22 workshop: http://www.meetup.com/ONA-NYC/events/160788632/
contest for NYC journos, deadline Feb 14
Welcome to the 2014 Deadline Club Annual Awards Contest!The Deadline Club’s 2014 Journalism Awards will be accepting entries through Friday, February 14, 2014. All entries must be made electronically through this site. The contest covers work that was published or broadcast in 2013. Entrants must be employees of or freelancers for news organizations with an office within a 50-mile radius of Columbus Circle in New York City. The Deadline Club is New York City’s chapter of The Society of Professional Journalists. Entries will be judged on fairness, balance and accuracy; thoroughness, timeliness and clarity; news language and technical skills exhibited; enterprise, resourcefulness and obstacles overcome; effort involved in preparation; and the story’s interest and importance to the public. Entries in all categories must be submitted electronically through this website. Please register and login at the top of this page. For a list of file formats that we accept, refer to the technical requirements in our rules. If you are having any difficulty with the contest entry site, or have general questions that are not covered in the contest guidelines in the rules section of this site, contact us at awards@deadlineclub.org. Please read the contest guidelines carefully before entering. Judges reserve the right to move an entry to another category that may be more appropriate. In some cases, they may decide that a category merits no winners. At a Glance: Entry Deadline: 11:59 p.m. on Friday, February 14, 2014 Entry Fee: $75, paid by credit card or postmarked by the entry deadline. Make checks payable to The Deadline Club, which is the New York City chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. |
register now for the Narrative Journalism Conference, April 4-6, Boston Universtiy
staying savvy, skilled and solvent in journalism's wired era
16th annual narrative journalism conference: april 4-6, 2014 at boston university
Join reporters, authors, and new media figures discussing developments and best practices that build on the 40-year heritage of narrative journalism.
Storytelling-journalism friends! The annual The Power of Narrative Conference is open for registration. Some great keynote speakers this year, including The Times's Dan Berry, Wash-Post's David Finkel, Frontline's Raney Aronson-Rath and more! 25 more solo speakers, too. This conference, in its 16th year, is always a happy gathering of like-minded narrative journalists learning the latest and best practices, and always a delight to greet so many friends from all over. Make great new connections. Meet your personal narrative journalism heroes. It's multi-media- and radio-friendly–this year also featuring Sue Schardt, Jennifer Brendell and Val Wang of AIR, and many others. Check out the roster. Early Bird price still on for another week. Join us! www.bu.edu/com/narrative
Bay Area org Seeks Part-Time Communications and Design Consultant, deadline Feb 14
Bay Area folks – Interesting opportunity for steady, part-time work in communications and design. A friend describes this org as a "very crunchy Jewish urban farm with great people." Nice! Info HERE and below. Deadline Feb 14.
We're Hiring!
Communications & Design Consultant
Urban Adamah is seeking an experienced Communications & Design Consultant to support the work of our growing organization. Please help us find the right person for the gig!
Responsibilities
- Grant writing and editing
- Website management – updating/creating text and design elements
- E-newsletter development and execution (Constant Contact)
- Collateral development (digital and print), including postcards, brochures, etc.
QualificationsIndividual should be an excellent writer and editor and have strong design skills. They should be detail oriented, self-motivated, emotionally self-aware, and in personal alignment with the mission of Urban Adaham. Must be skilled in: Adobe Illustrator or comparable design software, WordPress, Microsoft Office, Google Apps, and Constant Contact.
Schedule and SupervisionIndividual may work completely offsite on their own schedule, though much of the work is time sensitive. The position will start at 12-15 hours per week but could grow over time. Individual will work closely with Urban Adamah's Executive Director, Program Director and Social Media Associate. Compensation is hourly, DOE.
For more information, or to apply, please visit our website.
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