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STEP UP 2010
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR LEADERS AND SENIOR MANAGERS
There is no better reward than to see your mentee embrace opportunity and challenge themselves and know that you had something to do with that change in them -
Step Up Mentor
Would you like to develop mentoring skills?
Now in its third year FST is delighted to invite you to apply to Step Up to learn new skills and become a mentor. Starting this autumn, FST is offering 9 subsidised, ie FREE, places for individuals from all strands of the theatre and dance sectors: staff from artistic, management, production, education and audience development backgrounds.
STEP UP was created to enable leaders and senior managers to develop mentoring skills to support junior and middle managers in projects and promoted posts across the sector, and enhance your capabilities as a manager within your own organisation.
Investing in Producing Skills
This placement programme is designed for those working across the range of producing roles from creative and commercial producers to project and general managers
The Producer Placement Programme focuses upon the professional creative development of individual practitioners and will support them to undertake bespoke CPD opportunities with established producers from the subsidised and commercial sectors across the world.
Applicants may come from a range of producing backgrounds from creative and commercial producing to project and general management. Priority will be given to established producers, although emerging producers will not be precluded. This programme is flexible in its structure, allowing producers to apply for specific projects directly related to their own personal development needs.
Programme Objectives
•To strengthen the producing skills of Scottish theatre practitioners
•To build relationships between Scottish producers and their contemporaries across the globe
•To give producers the opportunity to work across the commercial and subsidised sectors
•To allow producers space to research and develop ideas
Creative Assistant Bursary
Developing Emerging Directors
Introduction
The Creative Assistant Bursary Programme is designed to support and nurture the professional creative development of individual artists by supporting a directorial attachment to an established Scottish theatre company.
This bursary programme recognises that current theatre practice embraces a wide range of professional collaborative relationships which lead to the delivery of excellence.
Therefore, FST welcomes applications for the Assistant Director bursary from individuals who may be coming from a background or experience other than that of a traditional director. That is, we welcome applications from choreographers, dramaturges and designers etc who wish to develop their skills as professional theatre directors by undertaking a placement as an Assistant Director.
It is important to identify that the main objective of this bursary scheme remains to develop the director as a creative artist and encourage the adoption of best practice. However, we hope that broadening the skills/experience background of potential applicants will enable a diversity of entry points to the scheme and simultaneously support the demands of current collaborative professional theatrical practice.
Unplugged & Unleashed
Unplugged & Unleashed
Together with Creative Scotland FST will be offering two bursaries for creative artists working in Scottish theatre. The bursaries, Unleashed (£25,000) and Unplugged (£5,000) offer a unique opportunity to support two theatre artists to develop their potential by exploring, evolving and experimenting in their practice.
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Non-Profit Film Offer
As a multi-media and creative company Enterprise Screen is keen to broaden our work with charities and non-profit organisations. Until the end of September 2010, ESP are offering the chance to create a short film-product that can be used in a variety of settings with no charge for filming or pre-production.
We would welcome the opportunity to hear if you have any ideas of how this special offer could work for your organisation. It may be useful to consider a film to further the campaign for funds and support, inform service users and groups, lobby elected members or simply celebrate some of the successes of the past year. We are very experienced in covering live events, presentations and campaigns as well as making short, informative and engaging films for web, presentation and DVD use.
We work with many similar organisations currently and are experienced in bringing out the essence of what makes a charity special.
For further information please contact jennifer@enterprisescreen.co.uk
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