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PTAFF Programming Director

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ORGANIZATION: PEMBROKE TAPARELLI ARTS AND FILM FESTIVAL

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PTAFF

The Pembroke Taparelli Arts and Film Festival Programming Director will supervise Programming Interns overseeing the following duties that will be divided among selected interns.

During the internship, interns will work closely with the Programming Director to facilitate all film-related programming, including:

Review and track submissions

Research other festivals to recruit films: watch trailers; read synopsis; send out requests for film screeners to directors, producers, distribution companies, and production companies

Maintain a database of films

Respond to incoming questions about the festival

Manage social media outreach on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr

Watch and review films for consideration

Coordinate student outreach and interest for the festival

Updating the official film festival website (using Squaresppace) as necessary

Responsible for event programming and preparation during the period leading up to the festival, which include all of the duties listed above as well as:

Introducing films during the festival as well as moderating Q & A’s

Assisting with setup and breakdown of events

Researching biographies for filmmakers for festival events

Sending invitations for specific festival events such as certain film screenings

Managing RSVP lists for various festival events

Additional Responsibilities:

Assist with the Festival Screening Committee and meeting them to hand off screener copies to them

Soliciting films prior to the festival

Work with Director of Programming and Festival Director to help notify winners after Jury announcement for respective sections

Assist in notifying all filmmakers of acceptance by the Festival

Coordinate programming meetings and conference calls

Coordinate all film materials before, during and after the festival

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About PEMBROKE TAPARELLI ARTS AND FILM FESTIVAL

Location:

800 WILSHIRE BLVD STE 200, LOS ANGELES, CA 90017, US

Mission Statement

TAFF will inspire conversation and promote a better understanding of the power that the arts wield in combating the injustices that have become a part of our daily lives. We celebrate those fearless artists who are willing to share the good, the bad, and the ugly of our times holding themselves accountable for the change they desire to see. In addition, PTAFF is committed to the following: Affirm the place the arts have in strengthening our universal commitment to Human Rights and Social Justice. Promote the arts as a powerful tool in the global dialogue of peace and mutual respect. Bring together international filmmakers, performers, artists and educators to present their work and share with community leaders and community audiences. Promote healing through the arts, celebrate rich cultures, and share diverse experiences locally and internationally. Create a pathway where socially conscious films and art work can be a part of mainstream film distribution.

Description

The Pembroke Taparellli Arts and Film Festival was founded as a means to provide independent artists committed to social justice with a place through which to share their work with our global community...

The festival seeks to give a platform to artists who seek to use their voice in film, theatre, spoken word, painting, sculptor, and photography...

To bring to light such issues as, poverty, gender inequality, homelessness, hunger, physical and psychological abuse, racism, sex trafficking, war, and grief...

The festival is an intersection between art and social justice giving independent artists a place to create, thrive and bring to market work they are passionate about...

Artists are allowed to take risk, tell their stories as they work to change the world...

PTAFF is dedicated to the discovery and presentation of emerging artists, giving them an opportunity to let their voices be heard around the world...

Injustice in many forms is a reality affecting our global community...

As artists we have a responsibility to stand up against injustice. Many artists take action to turn these injustices around through their work...

We seek to support and aide these artist as they help to transform, save and change the lives of those who suffer, creating a sense of hope to fuel our struggle.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Community
Environment
Arts & Culture, Community, Environment

WHEN

Fri Jun 01, 2018 - Sun Nov 11, 2018

WHERE

800 Wilshire Blvdsuite 200Los Angeles, CA 90017

(34.04945,-118.258644)
 

SKILLS

  • Curating
  • Program Management
  • Visual Arts

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Flexible

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