NEW WORK ALERT 🚨 @netflix
To launch murder mystery movie #GlassOnion, we designed and built a Greek villa in the heart of London's Kings Cross Station
Pop down and snap a selfie with the star-studded cast by the pool 📸
LIVE between 11am-7pm until 23 Dec
@DesignDoughty Final thought is you could always try York Uni's TFTI or York St John. Both unis can be open to collaborations, and you may be able to give students I set building experience. I know UoY is usually open to clients over summer hols and a range of students stuck around
@DesignDoughty Have you tried Harrogate Theatres Scenic Services? They have done a mix of budgets from what my colleague told me. There's also Stage One nearby but they'll be pricier.
@DesignDoughty When I started building sets, I got in with York Mystery Plays. I know they do theatre shoes but several of them had set building experience so you may be able to talk with them and see what they say
UK theatre industry - you have a creative workforce crisis. What are you going to do about it in 2022 to stabilise the situation? Exploitation of the seemingly endless pipeline of young/fresh talent isn’t going to work anymore. The spell is broken. They are wising up… 👇
For too long, opportunities for directors, designers and other creatives have felt like 'jobs for the boys' – initiatives such as #OpenHire are important to give all freelances a chance, says @lyngardner https://t.co/0KoKsOxKQt
In the final list of opportunities for young underrepresented people in the arts before our break next week, you'll find some crackers from Clean Break, a treat for nature writers and several jobs via the Kickstart scheme for 18-24 year olds. Good luck!
We are delighted to announce we've just topped the big round number - we have over a thousand freelancers signed up to the OpenHire job mail out.
Were only as good as our network - if you're hiring, or looking for a job - head to https://t.co/cQK7ToxbIk
🎨 ARTSY AUGUST 🎨
Throughout this month @SHEF_org have organised weekly sessions dedicated to making great art from plastic waste and products you find around the house.