Jobs & Opportunities
Technical Production Positions (2) - Sound Supervisor & Fly Person
This year at Macrobert Arts Centre we are producing Maw Goose written by Johnny McKnight and directed by Julie Ellen.
Rehearsals and performances will take place here at Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling.
Rehearsals start: Monday 7 November, 2022
First performance: Wednesday 30 November, 2022
Press night: Friday 2 December, 2022
Final performance: Saturday 31 December, 2022
Production information:
There are six cast members
There are two ensemble members/understudies
There are 28 Young Cast Members (split in to two casts)
Performance schedule available here
Please note: there is an additional performance on Wed 7 Dec at 7.30pm which is not on public sale
Roles required:
Sound Supervisor - who should be experienced as there are 20+ radio mics plus music playback and sound effects during the show
£630.00/week
Start date would ideally be Monday 14 Nov for 7 weeks
Fly Person – must have some experience
£506.00/week
Start date would ideally be Monday 14 November for seven weeks, but the start date can be a bit flexible
To register your interest in either position, please send your CV to jobs@macrobertartscentre.org
Who can be a guest co-host?
The focus for these gatherings is our creative community, that’s geographically in the Forth Valley region and creatively in your relationship with Macrobert. You might not live locally but you have a rich history of performance or partnership working with Macrobert, you might have a project upcoming with our organisation or in the local community or you might be a creative on our doorstep. Your creativity can present in your professional work or you might enjoy it as a pastime, both and everything in between is welcomed. If you can link your practice to us, we’d love to hear from you.
What’s involved?
It's a one off voluntary commitment to guest co-host at a monthly event.
Prior to the event we ask you to provide a short paragraph introducing you, your practice and any themes you plan to dip into at the event for promotional, online use. We aim to promote the events month to month so ideally we would have agreed this a month ahead (eg. Mid to end July for Sept).
We ask you to promote the event within your networks and share on social media.
On the morning itself, be available a little before the event, around 8.45am through to the event close, usually 10am.
During the event you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself and talk a little about your practice. You might have an idea that you want to share and get feedback on, you may want to promote something you’re working on or simply share what interests you and brings you joy. Some previous speakers have used short powerpoint presentations or shared visuals, others rely purely on their chat. We allow max 20mins for your focus then ask you to engage with attendees and shift focus as necessary. Venue & Projects Manager, Elizabeth Fuller, or another member of the Macrobert team, will introduce the event and co-host alongside navigating the conversations.
When the events are online we record your 20mins and, if everyone present agrees, the whole event to promote future events and reflect on past events.
All bookers are sent a Code of Conduct & Behaviour policy.
A little background info
We introduced Creative Breakfasts at Macrobert back in 2018 as an informal gathering for creative chat and, as the initiator, previous Operations Director Kathryn Welch, described as ‘an hours’ nourishment for the soul’. We met in person, most often in Macrobert and at host venues throughout Forth Valley to enjoy a morning cuppa and conversation.
After taking an unscheduled break due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 we reinstated our monthly gatherings in March 2021, on Zoom for now, still on the first Friday of the month 9am-10am. We are hoping to start re-introducing in person gatherings soon and may continue to run online events.
How to get involved
Please submit a Note of Interest using the form below
