Vol. 11, No. 45 June 28, 2018

CITY NEWS

WE'RE HIRING! APPLY FOR GRAPHIC DESIGNINTERNSHIP

The Seattle Office of Film + Music and Office ofEconomic Development are looking for a graphicdesign intern for the summer! The intern willsupport our communications team withphotography and photo editing, presentation

design, updating website content, and maintaining City of Seattle brand standards. This is apaid position at $15.00 per hour, working 20 hours per week.

Learn more and apply

OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SEEKSSMALL BUSINESS ADVOCATE

Our partners at the Office of EconomicDevelopment are looking for a Small Business

Advocate to help provide outreach, problem solving, capacity building, and connection toresources for hundreds of Seattle businesses each year. A successful candidate for thisposition will have experience fostering relationships with community groups, particularlybusiness or trade groups, chambers of commerce, economic development organizationsand WMBEs.

Learn more and apply

MEET FREMONT BRIDGE'S MUSICIAN-IN-RESIDENCE

Paurl Walsh has been selected to be the musician-in-residence at the northwest tower of the FremontBridge this summer, as part of the SeattleDepartment of Transportation's 1% for Art Fundsadministered by the Office of Arts & Culture. Walshis a musician and composer who will use the towerspace as inspiration to create a sound-based piece

during his summer residency, in addition toparticipating in several events and a publicperformance.

Read more from the Office of Arts & Culture

THIS WEEK ON ART ZONE WITH NANCY GUPPY

Art Zone is celebrating summer with Art Zone Fest2018, an all-music show featuring a few favoritebands from the past season: Stereo Embers,SassyBlack, Tiffany Wilson, The Knights of Trash,Naked Giants, Tellers, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio,and the Barrett Martin Group with Jeff Angell.

You can catch Art Zone at 8 PM on Fridays on the Seattle Channel, or anytime online. Afterthis week, Art Zone is taking a summer break and will be back in September with a brandnew season of local art coverage.

Watch at the Seattle Channel

INDUSTRY

NEW FILM FESTIVAL COMING TO NORTH BEND

North Bend, best known as the hometown of TwinPeaks, will host the new North Bend Film Festivalthis summer, August 23-26. Staying true to DavidLynch's strange, mysterious style, the festival willshowcase innovative and unique feature films,shorts, VR experiences and more, seeking toprovide a platform for emerging filmmakers.

Read more at Collider

OPPORTUNITIES

WASHINGTON FILMWORKS HIRINGADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Washington Filmworks is hiring an AdministrativeAssistant to support them in their mission to buildand enhance the competitiveness, profile and

sustainability of Washington's film industry. TheAdministrative Assistant will assist the office andthe Executive Director in a variety of capacities. Theideal candidate should be resourceful, haveexcellent communication skills and be able toprioritize tasks and agenda items. Applications aredue by July 25.

Learn more and apply

MUSIC CENTER OF THE NORTHWEST SEEKSEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Music Center of the Northwest, a north Seattlecommunity music school, is looking for its nextExecutive Director. The new Executive Director, inpartnership with the organization's Board and staff,will lead non-profit Music Center in its mission ofcultivating exceptional and transformative musicalexperiences.

Learn more and apply

NECTAR LOUNGE SEEKS PRODUCTIONMANAGER

Fremont's Nector Lounge is looking for a ProductionManager to work directly with talent buyers, artistsand production staff to coordinate and procure theinformation needed to run successful events. Theideal candidate will have strong attention to detail,a passion for music and a proven ability tocommunicate well with talent. One to three years

of experience in concert and/or event management is preferred.

Learn more and apply

NIGHTLIFE STAFF: ATTEND FREE STOP THEBLEED CLASS

Nightlife security and venue staff are invited toattend a free Stop the Bleed class on Monday, July 2from 4-8 PM, to better learn how to triage and stopbleeding while waiting for EMTs to arrive. The classwill be held at Havana Social on Capitol Hill (1010East Pike Street). Class size is limited to 24; RSVPwith name and the venue you work for to reserve a

space.

RSVP to christopher.brownlee@seattle.gov

STUDENTS: ATTEND GLOBAL GAME JAM NEXT

The Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AiE)and Pacific Science Center are hosting the firstofficial year of Global Game Jam Next for youngcreators ages 12-17. No prior experience is neededto attend. This free event will take place at theAcademy of Interactive Entertainment and thePacific Science Center July 25 - 28.

Learn more and RSVP

MEDIA DIGEST

TUF ANNOUNCES FIRST WAVE OFPARTICIPATING ARTISTS FOR TUFFEST 2018

TUF, a Seattle collective focused on upliftingmarginalized voices through art and media, hasannounced the first wave of participating artistsand workshops for TUFFEST 2018. TUFFEST is freeand open to all ages, taking place on Saturday, July14 at Judkins Park.

Read more at TUF Seattle

LOCAL MUSICIAN MARY LAMBERT RELEASESMUSIC VIDEO HONORING MARRIAGE EQUALITY

Seattle production company Hullabaloocollaborated with local musician Mary Lambert on anew music video showcasing wedding footage fromhundreds of LGBTQ couples. The music video wasfilmed in 360 degree video and was released thisweek to honor Pride Month and the thirdanniversary of the Supreme Court's MarriageEquality Decision.

Watch the video on Youtube

BUMBERSHOOT DAY BY DAY LINEUPANNOUNCED

The day by day lineup is out for one of the PacificNorthwest's biggest and most iconic festivals,Bumbershoot. Headliners this year include LilWayne, the Chainsmokers, J. Cole, Chromeo, SZA,Fleet Foxes and more. The three-day music and artsfestival is Labor Day weekend, August 31 throughSeptember 2.

Read more at The Stranger

KEXP TO HOST MUSIC MEMORY DIGITIZATIONLABS

KEXP is hosting a new event to help ensure thatlisteners' music memories that are stored oncassette tapes, VHS tapes and other formats aren'tlost to time. Archivists and librarians will be onhand to assist guests with transferring video, audio,photos and posters to digital files. The event is thisSaturday, July 28, at the KEXP gathering space.

Read more at Geekwire

25TH ANNIVERSARY OF SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE

The iconic romantic comedy Sleepless in Seattleturns 25 this week, having been released on June25, 1993. The film was shot in Seattle, Baltimore,Chicago and New York, and earned $220 million atthe box office worldwide.

Read more on the making of Sleepless in Seattle

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