Arts Administration Internship Background Information Based at Nottingham Lakeside Arts, the Arts Administration intern will receive experience, training and development across a range of arts administration skills including: event planning, organisation and delivery; finance/budget administration and management; together with an awareness of the importance of marketing, publicity, communications and PR. In addition they will gain an insight into operational areas including Box Office, Front of House and Catering. This role will have responsibility for developing relationships with the student body and encouraging relationships with a diverse range of international societies. In addition they will gain some experience of programme co-ordination and tour booking, contracts administration, venue and artist liaison, arrangement and minuting of meetings, and report preparation amongst other skills. This is a perfect opportunity for someone with excellent administrative and communication skills who has a passion for the arts and wants to gain direct experience to support their future career development. Start date: Period of work: Rate of Pay:
January 2018 (actual date TBC) 9 months £7.93 per hour + holiday pay £0.96 per hour = £8.89 per hour
Responsible to: Director, and Head of Business & Development, Nottingham Lakeside Arts Key relationships:
All Senior Team/Programmers at Lakeside; artists/companies and their agents/visiting lecturers linked to programme; Front of House & Technical teams
Key Duties and Responsibilities: Programme and Project Management Delivery of key tasks in association with large-scale events and ongoing programme including:
Organisation of artist accommodation, travel including freight transportation on occasion, (international and UK); preparation of detailed itineraries including arrangement of hospitality/pre-ordering; arranging meet and greet events for residency project artists.
Scheduling of rehearsal/performance space for residency/artist development projects; provision of scripts to all creative team prior to rehearsal.
Collation and submission of information in relation to Certificate of Sponsorship for non-EU artists; preparation of information in relation to FEU tax exemption certificate where required.
Creation and production of welcome packs containing useful information, maps, invitations etc for international and residency or project-based artists.
Support in the preparation and delivery of contracts for artists; arrangement and delivery of per diems/subsistence; and BACS payments
Contact and contract Audio Describer and Signer as required for in-house productions as required; sending scripts with contract or ASAP thereafter.