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TODAYS TOPICS will cover simple Planet friendly concepts in live
event, expo, festivals and other productions. Catering, generators,
water, sets, decorations, signage, and ugh the garbage.

Catering: Make sure your caterers and food vendors are using vegie
plastic and recycled paper for their cutlery and plates. This may
not be the cheapest way just yet but the more it is used on a large
scale the cheaper it gets.=A0 I first saw it used at Oregon Country
Faire http://www.oregoncountryfair.org/=A0 Ask them about suppliers.
The plastic is made from vegetable oil and is biodegradable and most
paper plate and cup suppliers should have a planet friendly
alternative. Also encourage your staff to carry their own cups etc.;
more hiegenic and sets an example.

Water: Are you sick of all those half empty water bottles your staff
leave about? Yes; well so are your garbage utilities. Get the water
delivered in large refillable bottles and have your staff bring
their own drinking bottles they can refill at water stations. Less
waste, less trash, and your staff learn to be a bit more detailed
and responsible.

Generators: These should be diesel and you should use bio diesel
which is a mixture of vegie oil, methanol and lye. You can put it
straight into the tank.=A0 It smells a whole lot better than fossil
diesel fumes and you keep farmers in livelihoods. See
http://biodieselnow.com/ for discussions and
http://www.afdc.doe.gov/refueling_mapsite for locations where you
can fuel up.

Sets, decorations, and signage: Yes art is not a planet friendly
business but you can help by finding suppliers of used stuff and
recycle it to suit your needs. This can save a bundle off your
production budget and promote more original ideas in your sets,
decorations, and signage. You can also donate your old stuff to art
recyclers, schools, and community theaters. Often they will even
pick it up for you. Do a bit of research in your local area.

Garbage: Ugh but you gotta deal with it. Make sure you have garbage
stations each with separate bins for glass, paper, metal, plastic
and food waste. This may even cut your garbage disposal cost down in
some locations. Plus you get great cred on the community front. See
your local garbage utilities for more info.

Do mention in your press release and marketing that you are using
these concepts, it will give your production an edge in getting
community and trade editorial.

Remember that a production, no matter how big or small, will have an
audience. Your audience is kind of like having students, you are
there to teach by showing them something.=A0 The best way to teach is
by example so by setting the example you are being the "Grown Up". I
hope that made sense

;-) Deborah

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You will be very happy to know that after 3 years experimenting and
research I am currently working on a fully programmed and automated
site for employers to search resumes and headshots for the arts,
media, and entertainment industries. http://www.gigdirectory.net=A0
Available around Jan 31st 2004. If you are sick of paying $75 to
$350 to post a job and having to read 1000 emails a week to only
find a half dozen worth an interview I totally hear you. Being a
producer myself I understand production budget and staff time is
very limited, to say the least. Posting a job on gigdirectory.net is
currently free; plus you can search resumes from your own private
account; plus you can set a profile for the type of resume you want
and you will be notified by email as soon as it is posted. And yes
it is all currently free. Gigdirectory.net stays affloat by charging
the job seeker an affordable subscription rate. This helps keep out
the majority of unqulified wannabes from applying for jobs that you
post and helps create a community of dedicated professionals.

ARTS AND MEDIA EMPLOYMENT
Right now giglsist.org is on hiatus for exstensive web site and
office upgrades BUT from now until Jan 31st 2004 you can get a 12
month subscription for only $35. Your subscription will also carry
to the new site http://www.gigdirectory.net at no extra charge. To
sign up go to http://www.gigslist.org/membership/sign-up.htm
Gigdirectory.net will be avialable Jan 31st, 2004 and the
subscription rate will be $12.95 per month to search jobs in your
own private account, and post your resume and headshot or logo art.
You will also be able to set a job profile where as soon as the job
you want is posted you will be notified by email. Your resume and
contact details will only be seen by registered employers to help
protect your privacy.=A0 To sign up for only $35 per year go to
http://www.gigslist.org/membership/sign-up.htm=A0 today.
Your subscription will start from Jan 31st 2004.

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There are currently 37 957 people on this list. Please read the article fir=
st. Then if you want to not receive the Arts and Media Emloyers Newsletter =
go to the bottom of this letter for unsubscribe instructions. DO NOT HIT RE=
PLY TO UNSUBSSCRIBE AS IT WILL NOT WORK!!;-) 
 
TODAYS TOPICS will cover simple Planet friendly concepts in live event, exp=
o, festivals and other productions. Catering, generators, water, sets, deco=
rations, signage, and ugh the garbage. 
 
Catering: Make sure your caterers and food vendors are using vegie plastic =
and recycled paper for their cutlery and plates. This may not be the cheape=
st way just yet but the more it is used on a large scale the cheaper it get=
s.=A0 I first saw it used at Oregon Country Faire http://www.oregoncountryf=
air.org/=A0 Ask them about suppliers. 
The plastic is made from vegetable oil and is biodegradable and most paper =
plate and cup suppliers should have a planet friendly alternative. Also enc=
ourage your staff to carry their own cups etc.; more hiegenic and sets an e=
xample. 
 
Water: Are you sick of all those half empty water bottles your staff leave =
about? Yes; well so are your garbage utilities. Get the water delivered in =
large refillable bottles and have your staff bring their own drinking bottl=
es they can refill at water stations. Less waste, less trash, and your staf=
f learn to be a bit more detailed and responsible. 
 
Generators: These should be diesel and you should use bio diesel which is a=
 mixture of vegie oil, methanol and lye. You can put it straight into the t=
ank.=A0 It smells a whole lot better than fossil diesel fumes and you keep =
farmers in livelihoods. See http://biodieselnow.com/ for discussions and ht=
tp://www.afdc.doe.gov/refueling_mapsite for locations where you can fuel up=
. 
 
Sets, decorations, and signage: Yes art is not a planet friendly business b=
ut you can help by finding suppliers of used stuff and recycle it to suit y=
our needs. This can save a bundle off your production budget and promote mo=
re original ideas in your sets, decorations, and signage. You can also dona=
te your old stuff to art recyclers, schools, and community theaters. Often =
they will even pick it up for you. Do a bit of research in your local area.=
 
 
Garbage: Ugh but you gotta deal with it. Make sure you have garbage station=
s each with separate bins for glass, paper, metal, plastic and food waste. =
This may even cut your garbage disposal cost down in some locations. Plus y=
ou get great cred on the community front. See your local garbage utilities =
for more info. 
 
Do mention in your press release and marketing that you are using these con=
cepts, it will give your production an edge in getting community and trade =
editorial. 
 
Remember that a production, no matter how big or small, will have an audien=
ce. Your audience is kind of like having students, you are there to teach b=
y showing them something.=A0 The best way to teach is by example so by sett=
ing the example you are being the "Grown Up". I hope that made sense 
 
;-) Deborah 
 
 
ARTS AND MEDIA RECRUITMENT 
You will be very happy to know that after 3 years experimenting and researc=
h I am currently working on a fully programmed and automated site for emplo=
yers to search resumes and headshots for the arts, media, and entertainment=
 industries. http://www.gigdirectory.net=A0 Available around Jan 31st 2004.=
 If you are sick of paying $75 to $350 to post a job and having to read 100=
0 emails a week to only find a half dozen worth an interview I totally hear=
 you. Being a producer myself I understand production budget and staff time=
 is very limited, to say the least. Posting a job on gigdirectory.net is cu=
rrently free; plus you can search resumes from your own private account; pl=
us you can set a profile for the type of resume you want and you will be no=
tified by email as soon as it is posted. And yes it is all currently free. =
Gigdirectory.net stays affloat by charging the job seeker an affordable sub=
scription rate. This helps keep out the majority of unqulified wannabes fro=
m applying for jobs that you post and helps create a community of dedicated=
 professionals. 
 
 
ARTS AND MEDIA EMPLOYMENT 
Right now giglsist.org is on hiatus for exstensive web site and office upgr=
ades BUT from now until Jan 31st 2004 you can get a 12 month subscription f=
or only $35. Your subscription will also carry to the new site http://www.g=
igdirectory.net at no extra charge. To sign up go to http://www.gigslist.or=
g/membership/sign-up.htm 
Gigdirectory.net will be avialable Jan 31st, 2004 and the subscription rate=
 will be $12.95 per month to search jobs in your own private account, and p=
ost your resume and headshot or logo art. You will also be able to set a jo=
b profile where as soon as the job you want is posted you will be notified =
by email. Your resume and contact details will only be seen by registered e=
mployers to help protect your privacy.=A0 To sign up for only $35 per year =
go to http://www.gigslist.org/membership/sign-up.htm=A0 today. 
Your subscription will start from Jan 31st 2004. 
 
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