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Thank you all for your patience during staffing season. I have a number of posts planned but in the meantime, I'm considering organizing a networking event for LA based blog readers... do I have any LA based blog readers?
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THR's Emmy Roundtable -- Drama Showrunners
The Hollywood Reporter's "hour-long discussion with their panel of Emmy-worthy drama showrunners."
Check out all of THR's Emmy Roundtables here.
Check out all of THR's Emmy Roundtables here.
June 9, 2010
Made in NY Production Assistant Training Program
http://www.bwiny.org/pages/
Want a job in TV and Film Production?
The “Made in NY” Production Assistant Training Program is a free four week nonprofit training program, taught by industry professionals, and followed by two years of job placement. No previous production experience is required.
What is a PA?
A production assistant (PA) provides support to the rest of the crew on a production. PAs work on movies, TV shows, commercials, music videos and other productions. As a PA you may
As a PA you can expect
The “Made in NY” PA family includes hundreds of alumni, employers, instructors and industry friends committed to our graduates’ success. If you’ve seen these productions, you’ve seen the work of a “Made in NY” PA!
Who should apply?
BWI is looking for applicants with who come from a very low-income background, who are currently out of work or earning a very low part-time wage, and who do not already have experience and connections in the TV and film industry. We are looking for people who have overcome obstacles and are motivated to start a new career. No previous production experience or knowledge is required.
There is no educational requirement.
If you are already working in the industry or have opportunities through school, friends or family we encourage you to reach out to your network and research other opportunities for free or low-cost training.
There is no fee for BWI’s training. However you must be able to cover your personal expenses during the training and job search. The training is full-time Monday-Friday, with homework and occasional evening and/or weekend sessions, followed by a two year career development program which consists of job placement assistance, career counseling and support as you work your way up the entertainment ladder. Please do not apply if you are employed full-time or enrolled in school, or plan to enroll in school in the next two years.
Ready to become a “Made in NY” PA?
To be eligible to apply you must meet all of the following criteria:
BWI welcomes individuals with past criminal convictions to apply.
*Because we have the resources to train and place a limited number of people, you are not eligible for this program if any of the following is true:
How to apply
Attend an Open House. For more information, email pa@bwiny.org or call 718-237-2017 x 145. A limited number of training spots are available. Apply ASAP to guarantee consideration. Applications are accepted year round. (Training cycles are normally held in February, April, June and September).
Want a job in TV and Film Production? The “Made in NY” Production Assistant Training Program is a free four week nonprofit training program, taught by industry professionals, and followed by two years of job placement. No previous production experience is required.
What is a PA?
A production assistant (PA) provides support to the rest of the crew on a production. PAs work on movies, TV shows, commercials, music videos and other productions. As a PA you may
- Drive crew to and from set
- Pick up equipment and purchase production supplies
- Perform ‘lockup’ so that pedestrians don’t walk onto the film set
As a PA you can expect
- Long hours – 12-16 hour workdays; early morning, evening and weekend work
- Physical labor – you will be on your feet all day and must be able to lift and bend at least 50 pounds
- Outdoor work in all weather
- Freelance work – you will be hired day to day, and project to project; most jobs will not include benefits and you will usually not know your work schedule in advance
- Pay rates of about $100-$200/day
The “Made in NY” PA family includes hundreds of alumni, employers, instructors and industry friends committed to our graduates’ success. If you’ve seen these productions, you’ve seen the work of a “Made in NY” PA!
Who should apply?
BWI is looking for applicants with who come from a very low-income background, who are currently out of work or earning a very low part-time wage, and who do not already have experience and connections in the TV and film industry. We are looking for people who have overcome obstacles and are motivated to start a new career. No previous production experience or knowledge is required.
There is no educational requirement.
If you are already working in the industry or have opportunities through school, friends or family we encourage you to reach out to your network and research other opportunities for free or low-cost training.
There is no fee for BWI’s training. However you must be able to cover your personal expenses during the training and job search. The training is full-time Monday-Friday, with homework and occasional evening and/or weekend sessions, followed by a two year career development program which consists of job placement assistance, career counseling and support as you work your way up the entertainment ladder. Please do not apply if you are employed full-time or enrolled in school, or plan to enroll in school in the next two years.
Ready to become a “Made in NY” PA?
To be eligible to apply you must meet all of the following criteria:
- Live in New York City & be legally eligible to work in the U.S.
- 21 years or older
- Have a valid driver’s license (no exceptions – you will be driving during job placement)
- Available full-time and able to attend training Monday – Friday 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Able to make a two-year commitment to working in the industry
- Be unemployed, have a low income or receive public assistance, and come from a low-income background.
BWI welcomes individuals with past criminal convictions to apply.
*Because we have the resources to train and place a limited number of people, you are not eligible for this program if any of the following is true:
- You have more than 2 years of paid production experience (international or domestic)*
- You have supervised production assistants (paid or unpaid)*
- You have ever been enrolled in any type of Master’s or Doctorate program
How to apply
Attend an Open House. For more information, email pa@bwiny.org or call 718-237-2017 x 145. A limited number of training spots are available. Apply ASAP to guarantee consideration. Applications are accepted year round. (Training cycles are normally held in February, April, June and September).
Filmmakers Fellowship for NYC Residents
http://www.nyc.gov/html/film/
Cinereach Seeks Emerging Filmmakers for $5,000 Fellowship
June 2, 2010 - Cinereach seeks applicants for its annual Reach Film Fellowship. Applications are due at 12 midnight (EST) on July 12, 2010. Cinereach is a not-for-profit film foundation that funds and produces films at the intersection of engaging storytelling, visual artistry, and vital subject matter.
The Reach Film Fellowship is a prestigious seven-month program that pairs four filmmakers per year with a $5,000 grant, mentorship and other resources as they make artful short films with socially relevant themes.
Application and detailed guidelines can be found at: http://www.cinereach.org/the-
The fellowship is open to emerging filmmakers who have completed at least one short film. It is ideal for recent film school graduates and self-taught filmmakers with the equivalent level of production experience. Applicants must reside in or near the New York City area from August through April of 2010-2011.
Cinereach Seeks Emerging Filmmakers for $5,000 Fellowship
June 2, 2010 - Cinereach seeks applicants for its annual Reach Film Fellowship. Applications are due at 12 midnight (EST) on July 12, 2010. Cinereach is a not-for-profit film foundation that funds and produces films at the intersection of engaging storytelling, visual artistry, and vital subject matter.
The Reach Film Fellowship is a prestigious seven-month program that pairs four filmmakers per year with a $5,000 grant, mentorship and other resources as they make artful short films with socially relevant themes.
Application and detailed guidelines can be found at: http://www.cinereach.org/the-
The fellowship is open to emerging filmmakers who have completed at least one short film. It is ideal for recent film school graduates and self-taught filmmakers with the equivalent level of production experience. Applicants must reside in or near the New York City area from August through April of 2010-2011.
Children's TV Production Company Hiring Writing Coordinator and Production Coordinator
Out of the Blue Enterprises seeks Writing Coordinator:
Writing Coordinator wanted to assist Head Writer and writing team with daily administrative responsibilites (schedule/travel/expenses/filing/prep for meetings/creating pitch/proposal materials, proofreading, etc.) Coordinator will help manage the writing schedule of a long form animated pre-school series. This includes adhering to a schedule, communicating deadlines to writers, sending out materials for feedback, collating notes, organizing and filing drafts, etc. Coordinator will need to be someone interested in writing, have great communications skills, detail oriented and organized. Should be knowledgeable in Outlook, Final Draft and PowerPoint. www.outoftheblueenterprises.com
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter to Kidstvjob@gmail.com and mention that you heard about the position through Media-Pros.
Out of the Blue Enterprises seeks Production Coordinator:
Production Coordinator wanted to work closely with Executive Producers on long form animated series. Some responsibilities include adhering to a schedule, coordinating travel, tracking and submitting expenses, filing, preparing for meetings, assisting in creating pitch/proposal materials. Coordinator will also be responsible for organizing series materials for review, maintaining a schedule, distributing materials for feedback, and compiling notes/comments. Coordinator must be detail oriented, organized, have good communication skills and be a good creative problem solver. www.outoftheblueenterprises.com
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter to Kidstvjob@gmail.com and mention that you heard about the position through Media Pros.
Writing Coordinator wanted to assist Head Writer and writing team with daily administrative responsibilites (schedule/travel/expenses/filing/prep for meetings/creating pitch/proposal materials, proofreading, etc.) Coordinator will help manage the writing schedule of a long form animated pre-school series. This includes adhering to a schedule, communicating deadlines to writers, sending out materials for feedback, collating notes, organizing and filing drafts, etc. Coordinator will need to be someone interested in writing, have great communications skills, detail oriented and organized. Should be knowledgeable in Outlook, Final Draft and PowerPoint. www.outoftheblueenterprises.com
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter to Kidstvjob@gmail.com and mention that you heard about the position through Media-Pros.
Out of the Blue Enterprises seeks Production Coordinator:
Production Coordinator wanted to work closely with Executive Producers on long form animated series. Some responsibilities include adhering to a schedule, coordinating travel, tracking and submitting expenses, filing, preparing for meetings, assisting in creating pitch/proposal materials. Coordinator will also be responsible for organizing series materials for review, maintaining a schedule, distributing materials for feedback, and compiling notes/comments. Coordinator must be detail oriented, organized, have good communication skills and be a good creative problem solver. www.outoftheblueenterprises.com
To Apply: Send resume and cover letter to Kidstvjob@gmail.com and mention that you heard about the position through Media Pros.
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