Position will remain open until filled.

POSTED: January 25, 2008
Producer
For more information, please contactshenfactor2@yahoo.com

Rolling Films is seeking a producer to help bring digital video feature from post to festival and distribution. They are looking for someone who has comic sensibility, and has highly creative ideas on how to support the narrative and vision of this low-budget but strong, character-driven project. Going for tone and sensibility of "Welcome to the Doll House" and "Celebration."

Qualifications:
Need someone with producing experience during post-production.
Hours are flexible but should be able to work at least 4 days a week. Some pay. Please email resume.

POSTED: January 25, 2008
Young South Asian Actress
For more information, please contactalsolikelife@gmail.com

Deja Vu Cities is an international multi-character love story, with one half taking place in NYC and the other half in Beijing, China. In NYC a South Asian high school girl falls in love with a French classmate but her relationship creates big conflicts with her father, her only parent.

Currently auditioning for the role of the high school girl in NYC. Looking for 16-25 years old with an intelligent, sensitive appearance while hiding a rebellious streak. All South Asian ethnicities welcome. No acting experience required. New York City local preferred.

If interested, email Kevin Lee at alsolikelife@gmail.com.

POSTED: January 25, 2008
Executive Director
Films by Youth Inside
For more information, please contactContact@fyifilms.org
http://www.fyifilms.org

Films by Youth Inside is an ongoing program that teaches filmmaking to incarcerated youth. Program participants learn the basics of screenwriting, directing and movie production from industry professionals and create short films expressive of their own life experiences.

Responsibilities:
Reporting to the Advisory Board, the Executive Director has responsibility for the consistent fulfillment of mission and achievement of strategic and financial objectives, including, but not limited to:

Fiscal/operations management and leadership
Fundraising and the generation of financial support
Board administration and support
Enlisting volunteers and managing volunteer relations
Marketing, community and public relations
Program development and special events

Qualifications:
Interest and passion for supporting at-risk youth and art education.
An entrepreneurial spirit and successful track record.
Be capable of advancing the full fundraising potential of FYI and taking it to the next level of excellence.
Seasoned development professional experienced in major individual gifts, government grants, corporate and foundation giving, annual giving and direct mail.
Outstanding writing ability and excellent verbal communication skills.
Thoughtful, able to deal with complexity, crisis management.
Working knowledge of the film and television industries preferred.
An undergraduate degree is required and an advanced degree is preferred.

Please send resume/CV, cover letter and salary requirements (send as Word documents).

POSTED: January 25, 2008
Animators
For more information, please contactfleissig.aleks@gmail.com

Mix martial arts animation project/comic book looking for illustrators. Please email resume and sample work to Dietrich Heimlich at fleissig.aleks@gmail.com. Prefer animators whose work is informed by anime. Looking for up and coming artists who are willing to submit illustrations on spec and be open to a back end deal.

POSTED: January 25, 2008, Manhattan, KS
Lab Technician II - Laboratory Manager
3171 Tuttle Creek Boulevard Manhattan, KS 66502
For more information contact (785)539-3554 ttaul@ksu.edu
www.asi.ksu.edu/positions

Process semen of bulls in field research demonstrations and manage daily activities of the Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit's semen laboratory in compliance with Certified Semen Services guidelines.

DEADLINE: January 2, 2008, Brooklyn, NY
Chairperson - History of Art and Design
Pratt Institute - 200 Willoughby Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205
http://www.pratt.edu/jobs

Position Summary:
Reporting to the Dean of the School of Art and Design, the Chairperson will assume academic and administrative leadership of the department, which has a fundamental role in the comprehensive and internationally renowned school. The Chairperson will build upon a great breadth of offerings to enhance the prestige of a department embracing studio programs, undergraduate majors, and masters students, including joint degree candidates. This administrative appointment carries a twelve month per year workload and a three year contract which may be renewed.

Job Responsibilities:
- Supervise and develop the department's curriculum and educational programs.
- Recruit, supervise, evaluate and develop faculty.
- Teach at least one course per term.
- Recruit and advise students.
- Develop and maintain assessment instruments for the programs.
- Maintain accreditation with NASAD and MSCHE.
- Administer the department's budget.
- Establish links to professional organizations and leading practitioners in the field.
- Serve on School and Institute committees.
- Assist the Dean and Development Division with fund-raising.
- Carry out special projects as assigned by the Dean.
- Perform all other related duties as assigned.

Please visit our website at www.pratt.edu/jobs for application instruction.

DEADLINE: December 14, 2007, Brooklyn, NY
Assistant/Associate Professor - Science
Pratt Institute - 200 Willoughby Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11205
www.pratt.edu/jobs

Position Summary: This is a full-time, tenure-track faculty position at the assistant/associate professor rank, available Fall 2008.

Job Responsibilities:
* Teach basic undergraduate science courses and courses at the math-science/art-design-architecture interface to students from a range of disciplines, primarily in art, design and architecture.
* Develop new courses in area of expertise as it applies to Art, Design, Architecture and Art Conservation.
* Participate in research projects in Conservation Science.
* Participate in department, School and Institute committees and other activities.
* Engage in, present, and publish research in one's own area of scientific interest.
* Perform all other related activities as required.

DEADLINE: December 7, 2007, New York, NY
Organizing Coordinator
New York, NY
For more information contact jobs@warresisters.org
http://www.warresisters.org/

The War Resisters League seeks a strategic, self-directed, and experienced Organizing Coordinator to help build and develop our work on a national level. The Organizing Coordinator is based in our national office, and is responsible for implementing our national programs, developing new materials, and facilitating coalition and partnership based projects. The Organizing Coordinator's time will be divided between three main responsibilities: coordinating and implementing current campaigns, developing new educational, outreach, and organizing materials, and assisting with the administrative work of the WRL Organizing Task Force.

Responsibilities and Areas of Work
* Helps develop, administer, and sustain WRL organizing initiatives, primarily through the Not Your Soldier Project.
* Coordinates and facilitates networking and collaboration with other national organizations and collaborative partners.
* Promotes the work and messages of WRL through public speaking and via progressive and mainstream media.
* Helps with WRL administrative and development responsibilities.
* Reports to relevant WRL task forces and other WRL decision-making bodies, including helping to develop and oversee budgets and reporting regularly on the progress and effectiveness of the work.

Skills and Qualifications
* Commitment to grassroots organizing as a means of affecting change and a minimum of two years experience in grassroots organizing.
* Commitment to building youth leadership in the antiwar movement, and experience working with youth organizers.
* Proven experience in directing a project from conception to completion.
* Proven ability to work both independently and in close coordination with a team.
* Ability to mobilize allies and constituent groups not currently represented in the WRL.
* Familiarity with peace and social justice movements.
* Deep grounding in the history, philosophy and practice of revolutionary nonviolence.
* Strong analysis of the root causes of war, and a commitment to a holistic approach to antiwar organizing.
* Commitment to anti-oppression politics and organizing strategies.
* Strong record of project coordination and collaborative work within non-hierarchal organizations.
* Willingness and ability to travel.
* Time-management and organizational skills, including experience with project administration.
* Must have strong communication skills, both written and oral.
* Volunteer recruitment, management and leadership development skills.
* Must have public speaking skills.
* Demonstrable comfort with self initiated work, managing multiple tasks simultaneously.
* Training experience strongly recommended.
* Willing and able to do administrative work related to program work, and to contribute to the general administrative upkeep of the office.

This is a full-time salaried position. Yearly salary is $35,677, with full benefits, including health insurance, paid vacation and a pension contribution of five percent.

Please send a cover letter, resume, and three references to jobs@warresisters.org with Organizer Coordinator in the subject line. You can also fax your application to 212-228-6193.

DEADLINE: December 7, 2007, Los Angeles, CA
Fund Development and Public Relations Associate
231 E. Third St., Suite G-106 Los Angeles, CA 90013
For more information contact 213-473-1608 nito@LTSC.org
www.ltsc.org

The Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) is looking for an energetic and enthusiastic person to join our organization to develop and execute our Public Relations and provide development assistance to the Fund Development Department.

Salary & Benefits: DOE, plus benefits
Employment Status: Full Salaried
Start Date: As soon as possible

Summary of Responsibilities:
The Development Associate will be responsible for various fundraising & PR initiatives of the agency. Some will require individual work and some will require team effort. The Development & PR Associate must be a self-starter and always be conscience of what would be best for the agency and its clients as a whole. Some of the tasks will include but are not limited to the following.

Fundraising
. Correspond with donors.
. Data entry and other administrative duties.
. Participate with the Event Coordination Team to plan, coordinate and execute special events to raise funds for the agency including the Anniversary Dinner and Annual Sake Tasting Event.

PR & Marketing
. Write and edit agency news articles for monthly newsletters and annual reports.
. Assist in planning and developing PR plan and materials.
. Write and disseminate press releases to media outlets.
. Set up archive system to maintain agency PR info (articles, photos, releases, etc).
. Create and develop agency marketing materials as needed.
. Attend and network at community, corporate, foundation, etc. events representing LTSC in a professional manner.

Other
. Attend and participate in all fundraising meetings.
. Attend a minimum of one self-development seminar a year to increase skills and knowledge in the area of fundraising in non-profits.
. Provide administrative assistance to the Director of Development.

Requirements:
Candidate must be able to work effectively independently as well as in a team. He/she must be a self-starter and always be conscious of what would be best for the agency and its clients as a whole. Experience in fundraising is highly preferred, and excellent writing skills is a must. Candidate must be extremely detail oriented with the ability to see the bigger picture. He/she must possess excellent organizational, interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to work with a wide range of people including staff, volunteers, media, board members, sponsors, vendors and clients.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience Required:
. Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.
. Minimum of 2 years experience in nonprofit community service organization.
. Experience with writing and editing articles.
. Experience with Photoshop, InDesign and Filemaker Pro.
. Work well in a multi-cultural environment.
. Must have a valid California drivers' license and access to an insured automobile.
. Bilingual Japanese/English or Spanish/English a plus.

How to Apply:
Please submit your resume, salary history and/or requirements and cover letter for immediate consideration to nito@LTSC.org.