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Introduction to Audio Production

Glasgow School of Art

This short course offers an entry-level introduction to engaging with audio production for various AV formats. You will learn multiple approaches for audio output and confidently conceptualise audio ideas with foundational knowledge of software and tools such as using Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), handling microphones and audio interfaces, and synthesis techniques for sound design. This short course is ideal for those who require knowledge of current software. Fully funded spaces available for Scottish residents.

Location: Glasgow

Deadline: 31 March 2024

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Artist Open Call: The Gallery Season 4 exhibition

The Gallery

The Gallery is a new kind of cultural institution without walls that challenges traditional models of viewing art. Powered by the Out-of-Home industry, this major project exhibits art that responds to important themes on billboards, bus shelters and digital screens where people live, travel, work and play; sparking national conversation and meaningful debate. Season 4 invites artists to make work in response to the theme: A REAL WOMAN We encourage artists who identify in any way to share their artistic insights. Deadline: 23:59 GMT, Sunday 4 February 2024 FREE to apply; open to practitioners aged 18+, worldwide, working at any level. All artists receive: • A fee of £2,000 • Support from Creative Director Martin Firrell and Curator Bakul Patki • An international platform to exhibit work and more… For more information and to apply, please visit The Gallery website.

Location: UK and International

Deadline: 2 April 2024

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Community Coordinator

Tortoise in a Nutshell

The primary focus of the Community Coordinator, working in close collaboration with the organisation’s Co-Directors and Producer, will be to explore, adapt and deliver all elements of TiaN’s community engagement practice. The Community Coordinator’s responsibilities will be divided between project coordination tasks and in person delivery and training. The Community Coordinator will act as co-lead on project operational tasks, working as part of a small, collegiate, team with the company’s Co-Directors and Producer, to plan, shape and coordinate all elements of TiaN’s community engagement programme. It’s anticipated that this will include both production related and standalone participatory projects, consisting of workshops and specific outcome focussed community creation work. The Community Coordinator will also act in the role of in person delivery, creating and leading workshops with community groups from a variety of backgrounds and in a range of locations. Additional workshop leaders will be recruited through-out the period of the Community Coordinators tenure. These individuals will be line managed by the Community Coordinator and when appropriate will receive training and delivery support from the Community Coordinator. Tortoise in a Nutshell is a highly collaborative, motivated, and passionate organisation. Although small in size, it produces impactful projects in both participatory and performance settings, and has grown a hard-earned reputation for excellence. As the charity moves into a new phase of working, the role of Community Coordinator offers the chance to make a significant impact at an organisation delivering high-calibre work across Scotland and internationally. For a full role description, person specification and details on how to apply please email info@tortoiseinanutshell.com. Fee: £27,000 pro rata Term: Part-time. 18 months fixed term, with a view to extending to permanent position pending further funding. Hours of Work: 14 hours, 0.4 FTE.

Location: Edinburgh

Deadline: 3 April 2024

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Box Office Manager

Edinburgh International Book Festival

We're seeking a temporary Box Office Manager for this year's Festival. This is an ideal opportunity for candidates wishing to build on their Box Office management or supervisory experience. You'll have experience of providing excellent customer service in a demanding environment and great communication skills, the ability to work on your own initiative and as part of a team, and to lead and motivate others. Experience of the VIA ticketing system and the Edinburgh Festivals would be an advantage. The post is based at our offices, 121 George Street, Edinburgh and at the Festival site at the Edinburgh Futures Institute on Lauriston Place during August. Normal hours of work are 09:30 – 17:30, Monday to Friday until the Festival. Additional hours and weekends will be required at peak times and during the Festival itself, when staff should expect to work a six day week. Contract dates: Full time 5 June - 26 August 2024. Rate of pay: £16.51 per hour (plus holiday pay). Interviews: w/c 15 April 2024

Location: Edinburgh

Deadline: 7 April 2024

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Masterclass: Showcasing Your Brand

Do it Now Now

Showcasing your brand effectively forms positive brand awareness, interest and new customers. It is one of the main opportunities to attract attention, develop a fan base and build a community that raves about and represents your brand values. There are many factors to showcasing your brand, and in this workshop, we will help you to define how you highlight your products on e-commerce platforms, in retail stores, pop-up markets and how you position your brand centre stage to draw customers to your work. You should join because... This workshop will give you insider tips on how to leverage your brand and take the world by storm. You will gain access to: Tips and tricks on how to showcase your brand and products effectively Practical advice to build community and excitement around your brand Learn how to attract and retain customers Date: 10th April 2024 Time: 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Online via Zoom

Location: Online via Zoom

Deadline: 9 April 2024

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Gallery Attendant

National Galleries of Scotland

Salary £24,457 per annum pro rata (£12.66 per hour) Plus generous benefits package Working from a choice of 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, or 5 days per week Fixed Term vacancies are available: Mid-May 2024 to end September 2024 Mid-May 2024 to end February 2025 and July 2024 to end October 2024 About the roles We are now recruiting for a range of part-time and full-time Gallery Attendant positions to be part of our friendly and dedicated team supporting our exhibitions. If you have proven experience in a visitor attraction, retail or hospitality sector combined with excellent interpersonal and communication skills, we want to hear from you. As a Gallery Attendant you’ll provide a consistently excellent and engaging experience, ensuring visitors always have a safe and enjoyable visit whilst keeping our art secure. Working in our Security and Visitor Experience department, the team exists to enable our visitors to explore, experience and enjoy our artwork safely and securely at our various Galleries. The team’s three key responsibilities are: - Visitor Engagement: aiming to deliver an exceptional experience to all our visitors in a welcoming, inclusive, and informative environment. - Security: endeavouring to keep people, our buildings and works of art safe, responding effectively to risk. - Income generation: encouraging donations, selling tickets for paying exhibitions, and signing up visitors to our Friends scheme. The closing date for completed applications is 12 noon on Monday, 1 April 2024.

Location: Edinburgh

Deadline: 1 April 2024

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Creative Circles: Overcoming Impostor Syndrome

Creative Edinburgh

This event is a casual monthly meetup for creatives, techies, makers, students, freelance folk and everyone in between who is interested in discovering more about what's happening in Edinburgh. Take a break from work, share ideas and advice, make new connections, and find your next collaborator. In this month's Creative Circles event, we’re focusing on the feeling of imposter syndrome when working creatively. We’re hearing from Emma Collins, a consultant in the arts and charity sector, a qualified transformational coach and the Director of Push the Boat Out poetry festival.

Location: The Melting Pot, Edinburgh

Deadline: 2 April 2024

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Freelance Writer - Classical Music and Opera

Edinburgh International Festival

The Edinburgh International Festival is looking for freelance writers from diverse backgrounds to help us harness our storytelling power. Ahead of August, we want to expand our connections with freelance writers who have specialist knowledge in classical music and/or opera for future commissions. The plan is to build long-term relationships with freelance writers so that you feel equipped and confident in using our tone of voice and in-house style. This opportunity is for writers who identify as being from a background currently underrepresented in classical music and opera. Writers are paid GBP 20 pence per word exclusive of VAT.

Location: Remote

Deadline: 5 April 2024

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Masterclass: How to Make the Most of Freelancing

Do it Now Now

This workshop has been designed with creative freelancers and individuals in mind. Whether you have been freelancing for a while, you are exploring your options, or you are just starting out, we will help you level up and support your journey to success. We cover all aspects from CV writing to delivering projects, and you will also have the opportunity to ask our experts questions throughout the session so you can tap into their experience and insight! You should join because... This workshop will help you to stand out as a freelancer and gain the tools to succeed. You will gain access to: Expert CV writing tips and interview skills Insight tips to deliver seamless client projects The knowledge to boost your career and succeed as a freelance Date: 9th April 2024 Time: 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Online via Zoom

Location: Online via Zoom

Deadline: 8 April 2024

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