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Call for environmental short film submissions
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Artists Without A Cause is looking for short film and video submissions for a film screening in mid-July to bring accessible information and awareness to the issue of climate change.
Climate change is an alarming issue that is shoving negative effects on animals and the environment. As such a multifaceted problem often intertwined with money and political power, it’s hard to see how humans will be able to make the shift towards an eco-friendly lifestyle. But something needs to change. Ecosystems are constantly threatened by human impact. Not only will animals and habitats face the implications of global warming, but humans as well.
This is where you come in! We are looking for short films and video submissions that bring awareness to this crucial topic. We’re interested in short films focusing on environmentalism, climate change, and the effects of humans on the environment.
This event is being curated by me, current AWAC intern Ricky Major, with support of the rest of the team. Being a student involved in environmental studies, I want to use my remaining weeks in Berlin to arrange an event that relates to my studies, interests, and current pressing topics.
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THE WALL SERIES VOL. 8
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Dear fellow Performing Artists…
We are looking forward to our 8th volume of The Wall Series at PAUL Studios Berlin! This bi-monthly performance series gives artists an opportunity to present their works in progress or finished works in an intimate setting for an enthusiastic audience.
For Vol. 8, we are looking for artists who would like to present their work on Friday, July 5th and Saturday, July 6th 2019. We are open to performers of all disciplines interested in sharing their pieces in an intimate venue and/or in an outdoor space. All performers will receive 5 hours of free rehearsal time at PAUL Studios Berlin prior to the performance.
Submitted performances must:
Be under 20 minutes in length
Require very minimal technical needs (we are an intimate space with very basic lighting etc.)
To Submit: Please fill out the form below! (Applications without a working youtube or vimeo link will not be considered.)
DEADLINE: JUNE 14TH
*Note: As we are a self-funded/artist-run collective, we do not have funds to cover travel or boarding costs for performers. Thank you for understanding.
We look forward to seeing/hearing/reading your submissions!
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Interior - Open Call for photographers - Collective exhibition in Berlin
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Take part in PEP's first exhibition in Berlin! // FREE ENTRY
Exhibition theme: INTERIOR
What does the interior of a space reveal about its inhabitants? Houses, offices, corridors, waiting rooms... inside spaces are never really neutral. They are built and used by humans with a certain intention or ideology, they are places where people meet, events take place, stories are created. Interior photography, even in the absence of any character, reveals more than what is represented, inviting to wonder what happened or will happen inside, but also outside of the frame. The depicted spaces become like still lives that serve as a tableau of the individual's inner life.
Artists are invited to submit 1 to 3 images embracing the theme.
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TERRA
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Video Art Programming for the Climate Experience
Now accepting submissions for Climate Change programming. Open to video art, interactive, experimental films, digital and other motion picture mediums.
Please submit your work relating to the earth, the environment. ecosystem, climate change, etc…
No restrictions on length.
Terra: A visual Journey will be showing in collaboration with several institutions in Los Angeles, Berlin, and Trento.
Deadline: 11:59 PM PST JUNE 30TH, 2019
There is no fee for submission.
Open to all local and international artists.
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NIPAI Theatre Directing Program in Berlin
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Program of Theatre Directing Diploma Course is developed to give you a professional and very special education, we emphasize only on the needs of directors. How to become a professional director, how to work with actors, with composers, with set designer, with costume designers, with choreographers, with producers and with theatre staff.
- Program Duration: 18 months
- InClass Sessions: 4 study weeks
- Program Format: Online & InClass Course
- Study Project: Graduation Performance
- Next Intake: August 2019
- Location: Berlin
This course aims to give students professional specific education, special view, knowledge and tools artistic director should have in contemporary performance making.
Course equips participants with both the practical skills and the theoretical knowledge necessary to be professional director and create own performances.
The core of every program in NIPAI is learning by doing, thus every student of Theatre Directing Diploma Course will complete own Study Project - Graduation Performance in the assigned theatre organization working with professional crew in professional settings.
The key learning objectives of the program is focusing on theoretical and practical tasks to help students explore:
- how to read and analyze a play, how to formulate a plot and super-objective of the performance;
- what theatre director should know to be prepared for the first meeting with actors;
- how to lead actors from first meeting to performance;
- how to work with your colleagues in theatre (composer, stage designer, others);
- what tools should directors have to prepare actor for role;
- how to choose and apply method of rehearsing and technique of acting;
- postproduction of performance.
BERLIN OPEN CALL: CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS RESIDENCY PROGRAM (2019)
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The CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS is now accepting applications for residency programming commencing in 2019. Artists, researchers, and other arts professionals are encouraged to apply.
Candidates are selected annually through an open call application process or in some cases, by invitation. The program supports emerging and established artistic professionals/researchers working in any medium. Residents can continue with existing projects or undertake new research.
The residency program encourages experimentation and the development of multi/interdisciplinary studio work grounded in research within the field of grief and bereavement. The work can encompass and explore varying physical and emotional processes (or loss) that people undergo.
The residency aims to provide working artistic professionals with a platform for research and production; one that may lead to expanded possibilities, collaboration, a broader network, and possibly new works.
The residency is open to artists, researchers, and other professionals from any country.
ACTIVE OPPORTUNITIES & APPLICATION DEADLINES:
UPCOMING DEADLINE (SHORT-TERM RESIDENCY PROGRAMMING):
***Berlin, Germany Summer 2019-2 (1 Month Program) Deadline: 06 MAY 2019
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ADDITIONAL DEADLINES (SHORT-TERM RESIDENCY PROGRAMMING):
London, UK Autumn 2019-1 (1 Month Program) Deadline: 03 JUN 2019
London, UK Autumn 2019-2 (1 Month Program) Deadline: 26 JUN 2019
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CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS (Est. 2009)
Applied Grief and Bereavement Research
Interdisciplinary/Multidisciplinary Studio
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