Leader photographic department requires a photographic assistant based at the Blackburn office.
Duties include:
Scanning and uploading photographs
Booking advertising photography
Liaison with public over general enquiries and photographic sales
Co-coordinating photographers around news photography, illness and requests
Uploading images for Online and building galleries, including video
Skills include:
Competent written and verbal communication
High level of computer skills including Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc
Skills in Photoshop and library web base systems preferred
Hours are general business hours however some public holidays may be required.
Applicant needs to be energetic, work well under pressure and in a team environment. They must be able to lead with ideas and have a high interest in news.
Salary on application.
Written applications to John French, Picture Editor by 5pm, January 20. 1 Chapel Street, Blackburn, VIC 3130.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Entries wanted - get your work out there !
The Melbourne International Animation Festival (MIAF) is one of the
largest animation festivals in the world. It usually screens 350+ films
each year in competitive, student, curated & retrospective programs. The
festival aims to challenge and inspire audiences with thematic, aesthetic
and technical diversity from award winners, outstanding industry veterans
and those wonderful newcomers who are exploring their talent on screen for
the very first time.
MIAF generates a smaller touring festival called the Australian
International Animation Festival, is the submissions base for UTS Sydney
International Animation Festival, London International Animation Festival
and provides specific programming advice to the New Zealand Film Festival.
When you submit your film to MIAF, your film is automatically considered
for each of these festivals although these other events will send you
separate and specific invitations if they wish to screen your film.
Entry is free and to be considered eligible, films should have been
completed AFTER 1 January 2007.
Submission deadline: 16 January
To read full festival guidelines and download your entry form please
visit: http://www.miaf.net/2009/entries.html
largest animation festivals in the world. It usually screens 350+ films
each year in competitive, student, curated & retrospective programs. The
festival aims to challenge and inspire audiences with thematic, aesthetic
and technical diversity from award winners, outstanding industry veterans
and those wonderful newcomers who are exploring their talent on screen for
the very first time.
MIAF generates a smaller touring festival called the Australian
International Animation Festival, is the submissions base for UTS Sydney
International Animation Festival, London International Animation Festival
and provides specific programming advice to the New Zealand Film Festival.
When you submit your film to MIAF, your film is automatically considered
for each of these festivals although these other events will send you
separate and specific invitations if they wish to screen your film.
Entry is free and to be considered eligible, films should have been
completed AFTER 1 January 2007.
Submission deadline: 16 January
To read full festival guidelines and download your entry form please
visit: http://www.miaf.net/2009/entries.html
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