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Media, Arts and Communication (MAC) focuses on creative expression, developing opportunities to showcase skills and craft through the arts and entertainment such as dance, theater, animation, media communications, etc. This community is composed of non-profit and for profit organizations, social enterprises and freelance opportunities.
Working in these areas includes collaborating with various audiences and is made up of skills that include resourcefulness, creativity and flexibility. Areas of interest can range from traditional/ emerging arts and media, and arts/entertainment administration which is not limited to community engagement, fundraising/development, marketing/communications, etc.
POTENTIAL CAREERS INCLUDE
Journalism
Communications
Social Media Manager
Lighting & set design
Artist relations
Costume & makeup
Public Relations
Fundraising
Sound design
Freelance Writing/Editing
Stage Management
Acting, improv, comedy & voice design
Events & festivals management
Content Creation
Education
Design, management & illustration
TIPS
Find opportunities to showcase your work even if it is your own website, format for showcasing.
Experience is crucial! Focus on getting involved in various areas from administrative to creative and more.
Positions in the arts are multifaceted where staff have multiple responsibilities.
Create a portfolio, join community groups and go to events to help bring recognition to your skills: Linkedin, etc.
Opportunities
These are just a few jobs, internships or training programs in MAC, which we update quarterly.
Use these as a starting point to seek out more opportunities in your area that suit you best.
Training & Education
Jobs & Internships for Exiting Service Members
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What's New in MAC?
What's New in MAC?
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