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PERFORMING ARTS an overview of an industry Art is an expression of culture Every culture has its own style DANCE DRAMA MUSIC •Instrumental •Vocal Provides escape Provides a forum Reinforces Identity Recent Trends 1920 Sound & Film recording 1940 Disney 1950 TV 1960 Home sound recorders 1970 Home video recorders 1980 Video games and graphics 1990 DVD and CD 2000 Computer/digital editing Concert Film Music Video Music Theater Stage Audio Recording Genre of the 20th & 21st Century Performing Arts Dance Ballet Modern Jazz Tap Hip Hop Drama Tragedy Comedy Improvisation Music Instrumental Vocal Classical Opera Jazz Folk Pop Production •Set Designer/Builder •Sound Technician •Stage Manager •Stage Hand •Technical Theater Director Cp Production •AAudiovisual Technician •CCamera Operator •CCostume Designer •FFilm/Photographer •LLighting Designer Technician Intern Sets Lights Education & Aesthetics & Finances Archives •Analyst •Archivist/Researcher •Arts Administration • Critic •House Manager •Program Designer •Publicist •Therapist •Teacher •Usher •Grant Writer Teacher Performance •Actor •Agent •Casting Director •Choreographer •Composer •Dancer •Designer •Director •Music Arranger •Musical Theater •Musician •Playwright •Producer •Singer Resource Sites • Entertainment • • Animation Graphic Arts www.showbizjobs.com www.eej.com/welcome.html http://careers.awn.com/ http://www.gammag.com • • • TV Production General www.tvjobs.com www.crew-net.com www.wwar.com/employment Employers www.timewarner.com www.mtvcareers.com www.disney.go.com www.dreamworks.com www.viacom.com Course of Study •History •Movement /Dance •Literature •Visual Art •Language •Music •Writing •Science •Math •Art /Design •Critical Thinking •Creative Writing •Psychology •Computer Technology Course of Study •Acting •Dance •Musical Theater •Vocal Music •Instrumental Music •Design •Technical Theater •Directing •Choreography •Arts Administration •Education col Two Year Programs •Borough of Manhattan C. C. http://www.bmcc.cuny.edu Four Year Programs •Hunter College http://www.hunter.cuny.edu •SUNY Purchase http://www.purchase.edu •L.I. University http://www.liu.edu •New York University http://www.nyu.edu •Marymount Manhattan College http://marymount.mmm.edu/home.htm Broad Salary range Performers: Most rely on another income but some make it to superstar •“Extra” in film or TV: $12 to $50 per hour •Dancer/actor: $ 20k per year •Union dancer/actor: $45k per year Production: More secure. Steady •Producer: •Technician: Management: $47k per year $50k per year $20k to $60k pos • Fun •No Security •High Pressure Deadlines • Creative •Long Hours • Glamorous •Nights and Weekends • Lucrative for some •Low starting salary Performing Arts Professionals • • • • • • • • hard workers proactive understand and practice collaboration know how to meet deadlines respect complimentary disciplines accept criticism well creative problem solvers enjoy "process" as well as "product."