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Nascar Relief Event
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ID # 31362
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Live Event
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SRN
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PA |
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Non-union
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$13.00 per hour
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Release Date |
04-24-06
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
04-25-06
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| Shoot Date |
05-06-06
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| Casting Category |
Trade Shows/Live Events/Promo Model
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| Market(s) |
Baltimore, MD>Charleston, WV>Philadelphia, PA>Pittsburgh, PA>Washington, DC |
Greetings Talent!
We are winding down to our last few slots left for our Nascar Relief Program. This program will be promoting Nascar endorsed products at select retail chains. Spokes Persons will receive a uniform and training information. We are in need of talent that can commit to the following dates; May 6th Saturday, July 8th Saturday, AND September 16th. The event times are 10am-4pm. ROP $13 per hour.
Applicants must have their own transportation, cell phone, be at least 21 years of age, sales or promotions experience, positive attitude, and tons of energy!!!
To apply please forward you: Headshot, Contact Number, Zip Code, City, Age, and the top 3 locations you wish to work from the list below:
Wilke-Barre PA, York (W) PA, Selinsgrove PA, Chambersburg PA, Gettysburg, Carlisle PA, or Lebanon PA.
We understand that some of these dates are far in advance so please do not reply unless you can make a full commitment to work the entire round of events.
Thanks!
Note: This is a Self Response Notification. If you fitthe role criterias and are interested by this project, please follow the submission infos below the role description.
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We are winding down to our last few slots left for our Nascar Relief Program. This program will be promoting Nascar endorsed products at select retail chains. Spokes Persons will receive a uniform and training information. We are in need of talent that can commit to the following dates; May 6th Saturday, July 8th Saturday, AND September 16th. The event times are 10am-4pm. ROP $13 per hour.
Applicants must have their own transportation, cell phone, be at least 21 years of age, sales or promotions experience, positive attitude, and tons of energy!!!
To apply please forward you: Headshot, Contact Number, Zip Code, City, Age, and the top 3 locations you wish to work from the list below:
Wilke-Barre PA, York (W) PA, Selinsgrove PA, Chambersburg PA, Gettysburg, Carlisle PA, or Lebanon PA.
We understand that some of these dates are far in advance so please do not reply unless you can make a full commitment to work the entire round of events.
Thanks!
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Female
Age: from 21 to 35 |
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"Everyone wanted to see what Al had wrought
And with that, he earned the affection of those he drew "
Mary Martin in mid-flight in "Peter Pan He absolutely danced It was like unwrapping a Daumier, and I think he will last as long as Daumier
On June 23, two days after what would have been his 100th birthday, he will receive a rare accolade " "He did his interpretation of your performance Caricature King Al Hirschfeld Dies
Jan 21, 9:56 AM EST
NEW YORK (AP) -- From Merman to Madonna, from Burns (George) to Allen (Woody), show-biz caricaturist Al Hirschfeld captured the stars in his graceful, fluid pen-and-ink drawings
"It was an honor to be drawn by him," said Bernadette Peters, herself the object of Hirschfeld's pen in such musicals as "Sunday in the Park with George," "Into the Woods" and, most recently, "Annie Get Your Gun " "They weren't vicious "
It was in the drama pages of the Times where Hirschfeld published most of his theater work "
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"He caught my spirit, and I was very, very touched by it
"There was tremendous art and wit in his work and underneath it all, his drawings had tremendous humanity," said Joel Grey, proud owner of two Hirschfelds, including one from "Cabaret
In recent years, Hirschfeld became something of a growth industry
"He was an absolute fixture â€â€? as much a part of the theater as actors," said Dorothy Loudon, an actress blessed with more than a half-dozen Hirschfelds He even was the subject of a documentary film
"He was a dancer with a pen "
Hirschfeld, an urbane man with snow-white hair and a Santa Claus beard, was a regular at Broadway opening nights for more than 50 years with his second wife, actress Dolly Haas, who died in 1994, and later with art historian Louise Kerz, whom he married two years later The Martin Beck Theatre on West 45th Street will be renamed for Hirschfeld He made them brilliant and provocative but without being destructive â€â€? and that's quite a feat
She owns seven of them, including those for her two biggest Broadway hits, "Annie" and "Noises Off
But it was his sketches of Broadway performers and their shows where his art found its deepest expression and its most devoted fans He did the portraits for a series of commemoratives honoring comedians such as Jack Benny, Laurel and Hardy and Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy and later for a series on silent film stars " Hirschfeld caught them all
Added Peters: "It's going to be hard not seeing him on opening nights any more, coming down the aisle And not just because he mischievously hid the name of his daughter, Nina, in all his drawings â€â€? often more than once â€â€? forcing you to hunt to really find them
He was the theater's artist of record, chronicling its hits and flops from Broadway's Golden Age in the 1930s into the 21st century And each time he drew you, it was different, capturing what you did on stage "
And unlike some caricaturists, Hirschfeld's portraits were never nasty or mean-spirited From "Gypsy" to "Hello, Dolly!", from "Hairspray" to even "Dance of the Vampires," this season's most celebrated turkey, Hirschfeld immortalized them all with a few carefully chosen lines of ink All his drawings have incredible movement," said director and performer Tommy Tune, the subject of Hirschfeld's most recent drawing in The New York Times, in December " Robert Preston striding across the wide expanse of the Majestic Theatre as Professor Harold Hill in "The Music Man His drawings graced everything from magazine covers to postage stamps The event will be a celebration of his life and will feature Broadway performers under the direction of Jerry Zaks
And who will take Hirschfeld's spot in the Times?
"Al is irreplaceable," Gelb said "
Hirschfeld, who died in his sleep Monday at the age of 99, was an original " A glowering Zero Mostel as Tevye the milkman in "Fiddler on the Roof He was part of our theater heritage
Arthur Gelb, the newspaper's former managing editor, recalled receiving the drawings when he was in charge of cultural coverage
"I would get the drawing and unwrap it and immediately it was like a magnet for reporters and editors," Gelb said
