Nov 12-21
Almost Famous
"Almost Famous" by Cameron Crowe and Tom Kitt

Slip off your sunglasses and find your groove as "Almost Famous," the raucous musical based on the cult classic film, arrives at UNCSA. Set in the vibrant world of 1970s rock and roll, follow young journalist William Miller as he lands a Rolling Stone assignment and tours with a rising band - discovering the chaos, camaraderie and thrill of life on the road.

15
Nov
UNCSA Horn Ensemble in Recital
UNCSA Horn Ensemble in Recital

Bold, brilliant and built to resonate -- join the horn ensemble for a dynamic program that showcases the full range of the instrument. Featuring works in a variety of styles and ensemble sizes, the recital moves from intimate chamber pieces to full ensemble performances. Each selection highlights the horn's rich color and power. The horn ensemble is led by Maria Serkin.

Nov 17-21
Emerging Choreographers
Emerging Choreographers

See the next generation of choreographers before the world knows their names. This showcase centers students as they step into their creative voice, featuring original works created by fourth-year contemporary students for their peers. The program delivers unique perspectives shaped by personal experience and artistic influence.

17
Nov
UNCSA Piano Studio in Recital
UNCSA Piano Studio Recital

Hear rising pianists take on some of the most beloved and demanding works in the repertoire during a dynamic studio performance. The program features selections by Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Brahms, Frédéric Chopin, Claude Debussy and more -- showcasing technical command, stylistic range and artistic voice. The piano studio is helmed by Dmitri Vorobiev and Dmitri Shteinberg.

Nov 19-22
“Tales from Ovid” by Ted Hughes, adapted by Tim Supple and Simon Reade
"Tales from Ovid" by Ted Hughes, adapted by Tim Supple and Simon Reade

Transport yourself to a world where gods meddle, mortals scheme and nothing remains the same. Classic Greek and Roman myths come alive -- packed with violent transformations, fiery love and retribution that spares no one -- in Ted Hughes' translation of Roman poet Ovid's "Metamorphoses." Directed by alumnus Jeremy Skidmore (B.F.A. Drama '00), this production pulses with energy, imagination and emotion. See ambition, jealousy, and vengeance play out on a stage where choices have enduring consequences and the boundary between human and divine constantly shifts. Skidmore returns to UNCSA as an alumni director with support from the Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts.

20
Nov
m.i.n.D. Festival
m.i.n.D. Festival (music.improvisation.new.Didantics.)

For the first time, join UNCSA School of Music faculty and students for m.i.n.D. (music.improvisation.new.Didantics.) -- a "nu" fall music festival that delivers boundary-pushing performances and presentations across genres of music. The festival is energized by UNCSA's nu Ensemble, the Improvised Music & Jazz Studio and faculty soloists Dmitri Vorobiev on piano and Brent Harvey on electric tuba. Steve Alford and Mark Norman serve as artistic directors of this emerging event that's not to be missed.

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Small Business & Technology Development Center

CREATIVE CATALYST FELLOWSHIP IN MARKETING + TECHNOLOGY
Location Small Business & Technology Development Center
Winston-Salem State University
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Eligibility  UNCSA School of Filmmaking graduate
Application Deadline July 16, 2021
Fellowship Duration Six-month paid fellowship beginning late August 2021
Time 20-25 hours/week

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The Small Business & Technology Development Center (SBTDC) at Winston-Salem State University seeks a graduate of the UNCSA School of Filmmaking to be the inaugural Creative Catalyst Fellow, tasked with assessing the needs of and creating promotional campaigns for the SBTDC and identified clients. Driven by the skill set and interests of the Fellow, these could include audio/visual, social media and/or print campaigns, or other opportunities as determined by the SBTDC and the Fellow.  The Fellow will have the opportunity to create positive impact through recommendations and deliverables to the SBTDC and its entrepreneurial clients, resulting in the development of relationships with business development leaders on local, state, and federal levels.  

Tentative Projects

  • Conduct a needs assessment for ways that the SBTDC can promote its services to three different populations
    • SBTDC stakeholders, including funders, policy makers,  government agencies, the UNC System, etc.
    • Small business clients 
    • Partners, including university offices, entrepreneurial organizations, economic development agencies, etc.
  • Analyze the needs of and advise 3 to 6 SBTDC clients on content development
  • Update and refresh existing SBTDC promotional material, to include:
    • Assessing and editing content, advising the SBTDC on what can be reused, what could be edited and what must be re-shot
    • Gathering additional more client testimonials from clients and host universities

Desired characteristics

  • Graduate of the UNCSA School of Filmmaking
  • Ability to carry out a needs assessment in a “trusted advisor role” for each of the three possible projects listed.
  • Ability to use creative tools to assist business owners to achieve goals or drive key performance indicators (KPIs)
  • Ability to be comfortable leading projects with limited definition in scope
  • Ability to be comfortable with managing multiple projects based on shifting priorities

Technical / creative skill sets

  • Video content
  • Audio content
  • AV blend
  • Storytelling
  • Distribution strategy of developed content

About the SBTDC

The North Carolina SBTDC is a business advisory resource for growing and developing businesses. Our highly skilled professionals provide services statewide from offices hosted by campuses of The University of North Carolina System. The SBTDC operates in formal partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration, making it a unique and valued asset in the economic development infrastructure of North Carolina.  Business, government, and university leaders recognize the SBTDC’s value and impact. To learn more, visit the SBTDC website.

About Creative Catalyst Fellowships

Creative Catalyst Fellowships, in partnership with the Thomas S. Kenan Institute for the Arts at UNC School of the Arts, are highly competitive, paid fellowships that advance artist leadership through skill-building, mentoring, and community of practice; strengthen creative community networks to better address regional gaps; foster systemic approaches to increase access, inclusion and equity; and embrace participation and exchange across the creative sector. Creative Catalyst Fellows will also gain access to educational and community-building opportunities.

Application