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Posted: Aug 28, 2023

JOB TITLE: Temporary Wardrobe Coordinator DEPARTMENT: Production REPORTS TO: Director of Production LOCATION: This is an onsite job placement at Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre, 600 N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 POSITION DATE: As soon as possible through December 24, 2023 POSITION STATUS: Temporary, full-time, exempt COMPENSATION: $685/week BENEFITS: All standard in coordination with employee handbook policies Basic Purpose and Objective of the Role: Under the guidance of the Director of Production, the Temporary Wardrobe Coordinator will oversee the procurement and tailoring of all costumes and related wardrobe assets for all Orlando Ballet School and Community Enrichment initiatives, including but not limited to all performances at home and on tour, workshops, educational programs, and competitions. Coordinator also serves as an additional stitching hand in the costume fabrication shop. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Costume asset management: Coordinating with the leadership of both the school and community enrichment division on a regular basis, establish the requirements for costuming for all performance engagements, including all seasonal dance competitions. Maintain a line of communication between the school’s wardrobe liaison and the costume shop concerning any new construction as needed. In conjunction with Costume Director, develop, manage, and execute an ongoing plan for any necessary alterations or repairs of existing garments in preparation for performances. In coordination with the Wardrobe Supervisor, organize and maintain the costume department’s inventory database, with a particular focus on all school designated inventories. Standardize rental check-out procedures. Coordinate all competition and other student-related costume rental needs, interfacing with accounting on payment policies and procedures. Fiscal responsibilities: Responsible for monthly reporting of all expenditures, providing support documentation. Maintain expenditures within boundaries of project budgets Additional Duties: As time allows, assist in all day-to-day operations of the Costume department, including, but not limited to: Fabrication and tailoring Final preparation and packing of all assets for transport to the theater Assist with general wardrobe load-in duties at the theater Required Qualifications: Strong sewing skills Minimum of 2 years of relevant professional experience Strong organizational and communication abilities; Demonstrated capacity to manage multiple projects, meet deadlines, and communicate effectively in a fast-paced and flexible environment; Ability to work independently as well as a member of a team; Ability to use computer systems, familiarity with Windows and Mac operating systems and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe; Willingness to work irregular and flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. Preferred Qualifications: Experience in a dance or theatre environment Appreciation of the arts and dance To apply for this position, please send a resume and cover letter to kfabian@orlandoballet.org.

BeMoved Instructor

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Posted: Aug 28, 2023

JOB TITLE: BeMoved® Instructor DEPARTMENT: Community Enrichment REPORTS TO: Director of Community Enrichment LOCATION: Various locations in Central Florida POSITION STATUS: Part-Time, salaried, exempt COMPENSATION: $40/hour plus $10 per trip travel stipend BENEFITS: All standard in coordination with employee handbook policies Basic Purpose and Objective of the Role: All teachers must be certified through BeMoved® Dance LLC. Certified BeMoved® Teaching Artists are practicing artists in the disciplines of dance who are committed to working with seniors or those with limited movement abilities. The Orlando Ballet BeMoved® and Gentle BeMoved® program brings high-quality dance and movement enrichment to seniors in the community. Applicants must demonstrate expertise working as professional artists, a strong commitment to working with the BeMoved® class participants, strong communication and interpersonal skills, an ability to facilitate group decision-making, an ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, and strong attention to detail. Orlando Ballet will cover all training and licensing costs while you are engaged through the Community Enrichment department. Additional terms and conditions will apply. Duties & Responsibilities: Planning and executing BeMoved® Level 1 and/or Gentle BeMoved® classes as designed by BeMoved® Dance LLC. BeMoved® Level 1 classes are 60-minute fully choreographed dance-based movement classes consisting of a warm-up section, stylized music genre choreography, and a final cool down. Gentle BeMoved® classes are 45-minute seated classes for participants with limited movement abilities. There is an option to stand if able toward the end of class. The warm-up, genre choreography, and cool-down are included as well. Time Commitment: Applicants must have availability to work year-round, Monday - Friday between 9-5 pm with some weekend availability. Must also have the ability to travel throughout Central Florida to various Seniors’ community centers and 55+ residential communities. BeMoved classes run 60 minutes and Gentle BeMoved classes run 45 minutes. Required Qualifications: Minimum (2) years of teaching artists experience and/or substantial training in Dance Education Strong content knowledge in classical ballet, performance, and stage work Commitment to serving adult and senior populations with limited or restricted movement abilities. Excellent verbal and written commutation skills Excellent interpersonal communication skills with adults. Submission Procedure: Qualified applicants should submit the following materials to Shane Bland and Joni Newman at sbland@orlandoballet.org and jnewman@orlandoballet.org A cover letter and resume, or curriculum vitae, outlining relevant professional, artistic, and teaching experience. Artistic Sample: Please share your own original, creative work in the arts discipline in which you work most frequently.

Director of Marketing & Communications

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Posted: Aug 28, 2023

JOB TITLE: Director of Marketing & Communications DEPARTMENT: Administration REPORTS TO: Executive Director LOCATION: This is an onsite job placement at Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre, 600 N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 POSITION DATE: October 2023 POSITION STATUS: Full-Time, salaried, exempt COMPENSATION: Commensurate with proven marketing experience and success BENEFITS: All standard in coordination with employee handbook policies Basic Purpose and Objective of the Role: Reporting to the Executive Director and working closely with all departments across the organization, the Director of Marketing & Communications will lead and inspire the in-house staff, as well as contract publicists, graphic designers, photographers, and videographers. Orlando Ballet (OB) is seeking a driven, self-motivated, strategic-minded, and highly organized individual with proven marketing success and ability, exceptional writing and interpersonal skills, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to supporting OB in its mission to entertain, educate and enrich through the highest quality of dance. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Team & Organization Leadership Provide leadership, direction, and guidance to the Marketing & Communications Department. Manage the marketing staff and serve as a mentor to support their development. Take an active role in the organization’s strategic plan, particularly around its activation among OB’s diverse array of audience segments for its different programs. Collaborate with other OB senior team leaders to achieve organization-wide goals and strengthen OB’s position as a thought leader in the dance, education, and community enrichment sectors. Engage with the Board of Directors, including various Board Committees. Contribute to building a data-driven culture that leverages best in class business intelligence methodologies. Develop and execute truly innovative revenue enhancement strategies. Institutional Marketing & Communications Strategy Direct all areas of marketing operations, including marketing strategy, public relations, digital channels, marketing collateral, and advertising. Create and direct strategic partnership initiatives that support the programmatic and financial growth of OB. Maintain a consistent brand for OB that attracts diverse audiences and continues to generate respect for the company’s contributions to the Central Florida community. Develop a strategic approach to executing today’s most relevant digital marketing tactics using social media and digital content distribution platforms. Create compelling messages and cases for support that tell stories of OB’s impact. Manage relationships with contracted specialists and marketing vendors. Develop and manage marketing campaigns and initiatives budgets. Analyze marketing data to identify which campaigns and initiatives were most effective. Performance Sales & Promotion Create, update, and implement a marketing plan to support program awareness, annual revenue goals and audience development, and reinforce OB’s identity through institutional marketing. Lead marketing campaigns for the Company’s annual performance season, the Orlando Ballet School’s yearly enrollment campaign and summer programs, the various Community Enrichment programs, fundraising initiatives, and space rental. Serve as a strategic thought partner to collaborative partners. Other duties as assigned Required Qualifications: Personal passion for the arts, particularly dance, and enthusiasm for the mission of OB 3- 5 years of senior-level marketing experience, savvy about current trends in marketing and audience development, background in nonprofit arts environment is preferred Creative and strategic thinking that takes initiative and delivers outcomes Understanding of when, where, how, and to whom social marketing content should be targeted and experience creating brand-driven content that builds customer connection Ability to work effectively under pressure, manage priorities, and meet deadlines Leadership and mentorship experience, as well as team building Ability to facilitate collaboration across multiple teams, inspiring a shared sense of ownership and accomplishment Strong analytical skills and data-driven thinking with regards to measuring marketing performance Persuasive communication and presentation skills Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills Demonstratable sales skills Strong problem-solving skills Familiarity with Windows and Mac operating systems and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite To apply for this position, please send a resume and cover letter to kfabian@orlandoballet.org.

Technical Director

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Posted: Aug 28, 2023

JOB TITLE: Technical Director DEPARTMENT: Production REPORTS TO: Director of Production LOCATION: This is an onsite job placement at Harriett’s Orlando Ballet Centre, 600 N. Lake Formosa Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 POSITION DATE: As soon as possible POSITION STATUS: Full-Time, salaried, exempt COMPENSATION: $60,000, commensurate with experience BENEFITS: All standard in coordination with the employee handbook Basic Purpose and Objective of the Role: Under the direction of the Director of Production, the Technical Director is responsible for all technical production operations of all Orlando Ballet professional company and school performances and engagements, including all special events for departments in the organization. Orlando Ballet is seeking a driven, self-motivated highly organized individual, with a commitment to supporting Orlando Ballet in its mission to entertain, educate and enrich through the highest quality of dance. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Oversight of all physical technical operations, including – Creation of appropriate production and technical paperwork for all Orlando Ballet engagements, including but not limited to: Ground plan & section Lineset schedule IA and non-IA Labor Calls Trucking schedules & packing manifests Any and all relevant support documentation Fabrication of all scenic, prop, and electrical practical assets as required; produce all relevant technical drawings Coordinate all production equipment logistics; Drive trucks as required Oversee warehousing and storage of all production assets Responsible for all logistical aspects of Orlando Ballet asset rentals. Attend and supervise installations as required Actively manage the installation, focus, programming, and operation of lighting equipment in Orlando Ballet’s studio spaces as necessary Actively manage the installation, use, and storage of Orlando Ballet’s audio and video recording and playback systems Oversee the maintenance of Orlando Ballet scenic and prop inventories, both owned and rented, with all required documentation Building and maintenance of all logistics gear (road boxes) When time allows, the building of outside projects in the shop Additional related duties as assigned by the Director of Production. Supervisory Responsibilities: Direct and supervise all crews in the ballet’s warehouse and shop, as well as all other ballet locations Direct and supervise all stage crew in the theatre and on tour, with a direct focus on scenery & rigging. Fiscal Responsibilities: Interface with Director of Production to provide cost/ feasibility analysis for new scenic designs/projects Bid projects beyond the scope of Orlando Ballet’s Shop to outside crafts people/artisans or shops Responsible for monthly reporting of all expenditures, providing support documentation. Maintain expense budget within boundaries of project budgets. Track and report timecards for casual labor, both IA and independent contractor Required Qualifications Demonstrated skill in all areas of scenic and prop construction (carpentry, metal work, foam, textile, scenic painting, electrical, etc.) Demonstrated proficiency in stage electrics including automated lighting and ETC light console programming Strong knowledge of video cameras and associated A/V equipment for recording, playback (live and recorded), and live stream purposes Computer proficient (Windows and Mac), including drafting (Vectorworks) and audio/video editing & playback software (Qlab) Demonstrated proficiency in general stage operations, including load-in, rehearsals, and show run Experience directing crews of varying skill levels and experience (including IA) Ability to drive trucks up to 26’ in length Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in a related field Certified for adult and pediatric First Aid, CPR, and AED (or be willing to get certified) To apply for this position, please send a resume and cover letter to kfabian@orlandoballet.org.

Part Time Bookkeeper

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Posted: Aug 08, 2023

PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER JOB DESCRIPTION Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra (FSYO) JOB TITLE: Part-Time Bookkeeper REPORTS TO: Executive Director (ED) COMPENSATION: Hourly pay, 5-15 hours/week. Most weeks will only require 5-10 hours. April, July, & August will typically involve higher volumes of transactions (for auditions and tuition payments, respectively), and would thereby require upwards of 15 hours per week. JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintain the FSYO books in Quickbooks Pro format Ensure current payroll tax updates are installed Record and prepare deposits Make deposits under the following circumstances and whichever occurs first: receipt of $500 or more or received and held for more than one business week. Prepare: Monthly payroll checks and payroll tax deposits by the last day of each month Quarterly 941, including the quarterly employee payroll summary for review by the ED at least seven days prior to the due date Quarterly summary of checks paid to independent contractors, which includes conductors, sectional coaches, guest conductors, and clinicians Maintain accounts receivable and accounts payable in a proper accounting method. Ensure the checking account is reconciled by the fifth business day from the date of receipt of a bank statement. Ensure the investments of FSYO (CDs, Money Markets, etc) accounts are reconciled by the fifth business from the date of the receipt of the statement. Produce a current and accurate Profit and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet each month for the ED and Board Treasurer no later than 3 business days before an Executive Committee, Finance Committee, and/or full Board of Directors Meeting. Promptly answer all questions of the Board Treasurer in a timely fashion. Prepare the books for audit by the independent auditor, including printing the general ledger and preparing all supporting documentation. Make the ED aware of potential cash-flow problems, budget issues, and accounts receivable overdue in excess of 30 days, account reconciliation problems. Make recommendations to the ED on the chart of accounts and in preparation of the budget. QUALIFICATIONS: At least (1) year of bookkeeping experience, utilizing Quickbooks Pro. Ability to appropriately handle confidential data.

Executive Director

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Posted: Aug 01, 2023

Position Opportunity Executive Director Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Orlando, Florida The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra invites applications and nominations for the position of Executive Director, available in the Fall of 2023. The Orchestra www.orlandophil.org Now in its 31st Season, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra (OPO) has the mission to provide excellence and innovation in orchestral music performance and education that serves and engages the community. The Philharmonic annually presents the 10-concert Classics Series and Pops Series in Steinmetz Hall, as well as its Focus Series and Symphony Storytime Series at The Plaza Live. The OPO’s Resonate Festival also continues in its third year, providing four nights of exciting musical experiences with Artistic-In-Residence, Aaron Diehl, and his jazz trio. With a broad offering of classical symphonic and pops concerts, educational programs, free outdoor concerts, and special events, the OPO presents more than 170 live performances and reaches more than 75,000 young people and families annually. In the 2023-2024 Season, The OPO’s inspiring music celebrates the diversity of Orlando, which is cultivated to reflect with programming and artists who will bring it to exuberant life, strengthening and enriching the musical bonds that unite the community. The 2023-2024 Classics Season, will feature internationally acclaimed Pianists Emanuel Ax and Alexandra Dariescu, Violinist Bella Hristova, rising star Cellist Sterling Elliott, Vocalists Jamie Barton and Sarah Shafer, and the brilliant Concertmaster Rimma Bergeron-Langlois. All join Eric Jacobsen, who in his eighth season continues to lead the orchestra to new heights as its Music Director, and the Orlando Philharmonic’s fabulous orchestra. Six concerts this season feature women on the podium: Mei-Ann Chen, Chloé van Soeterstède, Chelsea Gallo, and Georgia Mills, and exciting works by women composers Dai Wei, Katarina Leyman, and former Composer-in-Residence Anna Clyne. Guests will also enjoy a new piano concerto by James Lee III, frequent collaborator with the OPO and Music Director Eric Jacobsen, in addition to the grandest masterpieces in the repertoire, like Pictures at an Exhibition, The Rite of Spring, Brahms’s Third Symphony, and Mahler’s deeply moving “Resurrection” Symphony. The OPO is a resident company of the Dr. Phillips Center (DPC) for the Performing Arts, which opened in 2014 in downtown Orlando. Steinmetz Hall, located within DPC, is one of the world’s most acoustically perfect spaces and has become the designated acoustic multiform theatre designated for the Orlando Philharmonic and fellow resident company, the Orlando Ballet. The OPO also owns and operates The Plaza Live Orlando, one of Orlando's oldest and leading venues. Originally, a cinema, The Plaza Live has been transformed to a theatre space for local pop shows and events as well as larger, national acts. As of June 1, 2023, The Plaza Live is undergoing construction to bring significant enhancements to the venue, improving the overall experience for its patrons and performers alike. The Orlando Philharmonic is governed by a 35-member Board of Directors, nine of whom are musician members of the orchestra. Additional support is provided by the Friends of the Orlando Philharmonic. The annual operating budget is $5 million and the Orchestra has a $5 million endowment. The OPO has an administrative staff of 25. The Interim Executive Director is to be determined. The City The diverse and dynamic Orlando metropolitan area consists of four counties comprising more than 2.5 million people. With many tax incentives and no state income tax, the Orlando business environment attracts many burgeoning high-tech industries. The area is headquarters to Advent Health, American Automobile Association (AAA), Darden Restaurants, Marriott Vacations, and Tupperware Brands. Orlando is also home to the University of Central Florida, a major research center and one of the nation's largest universities, regularly cited for innovation, quality, access, and value. Orlando hosts more than 70 million travelers annually, many of whom are visitors to Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. The city has three major professional sports teams in the Orlando Magic (NBA), Orlando City Soccer (MLS), and Orlando Pride (NWSL). In addition to the Orlando Philharmonic, the city's vibrant arts community includes professional ballet and opera companies, theatres, and major museums. The Position The Executive Director is the chief executive officer of the Orlando Philharmonic and reports to the Board of Directors through the Board President. In partnership with the Board of Directors and the executive management team, the ED provides vision, leadership, strategic direction, and management to enable the OPO to fulfill its mission and achieve its goals for programmatic excellence, community engagement, and financial success. The Executive Director manages the human and financial resources of the OPO. The ED is responsible for all aspects of the OPO's administration and operations, including: strategic planning; fundraising and patron development; budgeting and financial management; marketing and audience development; artistic administration; concert production; collective bargaining negotiations; educational activities; facilities; and community engagement. With the President, the Executive Director provides impetus and support to the work of the Board and its committees. The ED takes a leadership role in fundraising, including donor identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship. The ED guides, motivates, and supervises the OPO staff, while providing guidance and support to those who serve the OPO as volunteers. The Executive Director works in close partnership with the Music Director to achieve the OPO's artistic goals. S/he fosters an environment that allows conductors, orchestra musicians, and guest artists to do their best work. Through creative programming and marketing initiatives, s/he builds audience size, diversity, and demand. S/he develops community partnerships and maintains positive working relationships between the OPO and its venues. The ED is the visible representative, spokesperson, and advocate for the OPO in Orlando and throughout the Central Florida community. Candidate Profile The successful candidate will be an experienced executive with at least five years' progressive leadership experience in orchestra or performing arts management. S/he will combine a passion for music with a highly developed knowledge of symphony orchestras, artistic administration, and orchestra operations. The successful candidate will be a strategic thinker with the ability to inspire and align OPO stakeholders around an exciting vision for the OPO's growth and development. S/he will have the demonstrated ability to develop and execute a strategic plan, and to set, achieve, and exceed goals for earned and contributed income, audience development, and program excellence. The successful candidate will be willing to devote a substantial amount of time and energy to fundraising across all community groups. S/he will have the ability foster and maintain relationships with individual and institutional donors. S/he will have a track record of success with major gift fundraising and experience with endowment campaigns. The successful candidate will have the demonstrated ability to work effectively with creative artists to achieve artistic goals. S/he will have the ability to negotiate and work effectively and collaboratively with professional musicians and stage personnel in a collective bargaining environment. Experience managing a performing arts venue and/or relationships with various concert venues will be considered an asset. The successful candidate will be flexible, creative, curious, and persistent. S/he will be a superb listener with the willingness to consider options and the ability to make decisions. S/he will be able to manage multiple agendas and competing priorities with skill and good humor. S/he will be a person of integrity and high ethical standards with a strong commitment to transparency. The successful candidate will be able to speak and write persuasively about the OPO. S/he will welcome the opportunity to become an active part of the greater Orlando community. Compensation Compensation, including benefits, is competitive and commensurate with qualifications and experience. Applications The Orlando Philharmonic is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all facets of the organization, and seeks to develop a diverse candidate pool. Please send a cover letter outlining your specific interest and qualifications for this position. Include a resume, salary requirements, and contact information for at least three references. Electronic submissions are preferred. All applications will be treated as confidential and references will not be called without the candidate's knowledge and agreement. The position will remain open until filled. The Search Committee will begin to review credentials in August. Please send materials to: Orlando Philharmonic - Executive Director c/o Executive Director Search Committee 425 N Bumby Ave. Orlando, FL 32803 employment@orlandophil.org MS Word or Adobe Acrobat attachments only

Director, Finance & Administration

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Posted: Jul 18, 2023

Garden Theatre seeks a full-time Director, Finance & Administration to support the organization’s fiscal and business activities. Reporting to and working closely with the Chief Organizational Officer, the Director, Finance & Administration will support strong systems for accounting, finance, business operations, and administration. They will ensure timely month-end and year-end closings, accurate reporting, payroll processing, required licenses, and tax filings, as well as provide basic technical and onboarding support for employees and independent contractors. They will also help ensure the smooth operations of the Garden Theatre offices, overseeing most vendor relationships, procurement, and other day-to-day needs. The ideal candidate will be a proactive, enthusiastic, and community-minded Garden Theatre advocate who thrives as part of a collaborative team. Learn more and apply here!

United Arts Volunteer Grant Panelist

Volunteer Opportunities

Posted: Apr 25, 2023

Grants should be available to those who need them. That’s why United Arts invites actual members of the community to help set the criteria for how art grants are awarded. We listen to their needs so we can bring aid where it’s needed. To do this, we survey recipients, collaborate with donors, and bring more minority representation into board groups and grant committees. You can help — sign up to volunteer on a Grants Panel! Fill out our volunteer interest form here: bit.ly/UACFVolunteers If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Elyse Jardine - Outreach Program Officer at elyse@unitedartscfl.org.

United Arts Marketing Intern

Internships

Posted: Apr 21, 2023

Type of Position: Internship - Part Time - (20 hours/week max.) Reports to: Marketing & Communications Director Description With a mission to enrich communities by investing in arts, science, and history, United Arts of Central Florida is a dynamic collaboration of businesses, local governments, foundations, and more than 75 arts and cultural organizations working to enhance the quality and variety of cultural experiences throughout Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. United Arts is seeking a student intern who appreciates the cultural community to support the communication and marketing team. The Marketing Intern will help with communications efforts, including website and database management, digital marketing, and campaign brainstorming during a major rebranding. The Marketing Intern will also work with Marketing team and the President & CEO during live events and gain skills in event management. Assigned Duties • Aid in the creation of digital publications and/or materials, including: newsletters, website content, fliers, advertisements, and other materials as needed. • Assist with the design and execution of social media campaigns. • Maintain digital file archives of all work within established guidelines and existing digital storage structures and practices. • Support marketing team at live and online events. • Provide additional marketing and communications support to the UA team as assigned. Qualifications • Familiarity with social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and LinkedIn. • Basic understanding of Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) • Ability to work well with people of all ages and technology skill levels • Ability to work independently and within a team • Attention to detail especially with spelling, grammar and punctuation Contact Please send cover letter and resume to: laura@UnitedArtsCFL.org Office Location: 3025 Edgewater Dr Orlando, FL 32804 Office Phone: 407.628.0333

Volunteer with Orlando Fringe

Volunteer Opportunities

Posted: Mar 10, 2022

The growing success of Orlando Fringe is sustained by our dedicated volunteers. Each year the Fringe relies on the help of hundreds of volunteers who assist with all aspects of the festival. Volunteers are needed before, during, and after the main 14-day event held in May and the Winter Mini-Fest held every January. What are the requirements to be a volunteer? An awesome attitude and flexibility are always a great asset to the festival! We have so many volunteer opportunities in many areas, there’s going to be something you really enjoy! As a volunteer, you are expected to arrive for your shifts on time, dressed appropriately, ready to work, with a great attitude. We expect volunteers to treat each other, Orlando Fringe patrons, and staff in the same manner that they would want to be treated: with a smile and courteous attitude at all times. Volunteers should plan on pitching in when needed and working hard. We hope that you plan on taking time to enjoy what the festival has to offer. We ask for 4 shift commitments for the main event in May and 2 shift minimum commitment for the Winter Mini Festival. We ask volunteers to only sign up for what they can comfortably handle. It is easier to pick up additional shifts than to replace a canceled shift. Volunteers must be 16 years or older to work independently. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and work as a team. Orientation and Training We will hold orientation and training sessions before each event. Training may be available digitally and in person. It is a great opportunity to learn the layout of the festival, see the venues, learn about the roles needed, receive important training from the staff, and meet other volunteers before the show. What You Can Expect as a Volunteer As a volunteer, you can expect to be a valuable part of the Orlando Fringe team. You can expect to be treated with courtesy and respect. We want this to be a positive experience for everyone involved; you should expect to work hard and have fun. While there is a great deal to do, there is also time to make new friends and enjoy the festival. Shift lengths run 3.5- 4.5 hours. Flexibility and a sense of humor are always great assets to have! Have a question, an idea, or want to know more about volunteering with us at Orlando Fringe? Email us! volunteer@orlandofringe.org APPLY HERE

Volunteer at Enzian

Volunteer Opportunities

Posted: Mar 10, 2022

VOLUNTEER AT ENZIAN Enzian utilizes volunteers year-round to help out with Popcorn Flicks in the Park, Cult Classics, our Cultural Festival Circuit, clerical and marketing assistance, and more. Volunteer needs and updates are always communicated via e-mail. All volunteers in our database will also receive advance notice to volunteer during the Florida Film Festival. If you’d like to become a volunteer and be put on our e-mail list for upcoming volunteer opportunities, please complete the information below. Volunteers must be age 18 or older. https://enzian.org/friends/volunteer/

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