NALIPsters,

Don't miss LPA Mentor/Writer-Director's NINE LIVES from our friends at Magnolia Pictures:

Nine Lives
Every life has a story. Every story has a life of its own.

Winner Golden Leopard Locarno Int’l Film Festival 2005
Centerpiece Premiere Los Angeles Film Festival 2005
Official Selection Sundance Film Festival 2005

Magnolia Pictures is proud to release Mockingbird Pictures’ NINE LIVES written and directed by Latino filmmaker Rodrigo Garcia. This is a moving exploration of the individual experiences of nine women as told through nine single unbroken takes. As characters from one story reappear in supporting roles in others, Rodrigo Garcia interweaves a grand tapestry of universal resonance that hinges on performances from an incredible ensemble. By depicting nine different characters at emotional crossroads, NINE LIVES examines how we so often find ourselves captive in relationships, both past and present.

Starring Latino actors: Elpidia Carrillo and Miguel Sandoval along with Glenn Close, Kathy Baker, Amy Brenneman, Aidan Quinn, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Dakota Fanning, Holly Hunter, Molly Parker, Stephen Dillane, Mary Kay Place , Sydney Tamiia Poitier, William Fichtner, Ian McShane, Robin Wright Penn, Joe Mantegna, Amanda Seyfried, Jason Isaacs and Sissy Spacek.

“A lovely film. I greatly admired ‘Nine Lives’.”
Roger Ebert, CHICAGO SUN TIMES

 Opens TODAY, October 14 th in New York and LA
Nationwide October 28 th
www.9livesmovie.com

ScreenplayLab Presents : Pitch to an ICM Executive Story Editor

Live Pitch-In with
ICM Executive Story Editor
Christopher Lockhart

Sunday, Oct 16th, 2005
2pm to 5pm

At the elegant 161-seat Chaplin Theatre
on the lot at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood

A chance for aspiring screenwriters to hear what an ICM exec really thinks
of their pitches! Chris will take pitches from the audience and give
immediate feedback.

Win a copy of Final Draft! The best pitch winner will receive as a prize a
copy of Final Draft version 7.
Special thanks to the folks at Final Draft Software.

Reserve now! Free!
Limited seating.

www.ScreenplayLab.com

Cine Sin Fin: 11th Annual East L.A. Film Festival

Los Angeles – Cine Sin Fin Film Festival acts both as a venue and networking experience for aspiring filmmakers, actors, screenwriters and producers. "Our mission is to provide a venue for aspiring Chicana/o filmmakers to screen their films and videos", said Jaime Segal-Gutierrez, President of A La Brava Productions, at a press conference earlier this week.

The festival will showcase feature films such as Maid In America, A Language Of Passion, Champion ( Danny Trejo), Nuestra Familia (Our Family), Fatman and Mr. Taco, Ciudad Neza: De Dia Y Noche, El Padrino, and shorts in the experimental, narrative, comedy and documentary categories.

The film festival will premiere Saturday November 12, 2005 at 8pm with the screening of Danny Trejo's film Champion, followed by the Firme Awards to celebrate the Best Feature Film, Best Short Film, Best Documentary, and the John Alonzo Award for Cinematography and the Anthony Quinn Award for Acting.

Cine Sin Fin will also host a panel discussion on Nov. 12. The panel includes established filmmakers, actors, writers, directors, producers and activists to moderate a forum on the current issues facing the community, Hollywood and the growing trends of Hollywood towards the Chicana/o community.

In addition, special workshops are hosted throughout the week of November 6-13, 2005 (call (323) 265-2344 for schedule). The workshops include: Acting for the Camera, Directing, Screenwriting 1: What You Need to Know, Screenwriting 2: Creating the Blockbuster, Production Management, and Technical Production. All workshops are coordinated by industry professionals and have been well attended.

"Our audience has consistently catered to the local communities of families, artists, producers, directors, and youth living in the City", said Eduardo Hinojosa-Espinoza, Vice President of A La Brava Productions.

Cine Sin Fin will be held at the following locations: A La Brava Headquarters in Boyle Heights; Casa del Mexicano, in the heart of Boyle Heights; the Echo Park Film Center, a community collaborative for film production and promotion; Casa de Sousa Coffee House, restaurant and performance space at the historic Olvera Street; and the L.A. Youth Opportunity Program, a community youth organization located in San
Fernando.

"We have empowered those individuals and organizations whose films personify and humanize the Chicana/o experience to those who would otherwise not be familiar with it," said Ernesto Espinoza, Director of Cine Sin Fin, at a film presentation earlier this year.

Cine Sin Fin makes a special effort to inform the community of all events with ticket giveaways to the local High Schools, Community Colleges, Community Groups, Senior Centers, Boy's and Girls Clubs.

Schedule
Cine will run from November 6-13, 2005

Admission
Tickets: $5.00
Ticket sales $5 donation (no one is turned away for lack of funds).

The event will be sponsored by A La Brava Producciones Revolucionarias, Inc., a nonprofit group.

For online festival: http://latinheat.com/news.php?nid=348
Log on to www.alabrava.com
Call (323) 265-2344

Or email cinesinfin@hotmail.com, alabrava@hotmail.com

Film/Video Submissions now being accepted!

Since 1988, NewFest: The New York Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Film Festival has been one of the most comprehensive forums of international LGBT film/video, and an important exhibition platform for independent film/video makers. Each year, NewFest provides a professional and public context for the presentation of innovative and challenging work that reflects the broad range of practice and ideas found in contemporary media. Submissions of films/videos by, about, or of interest to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, or transgendered people are now being accepted for NewFest 2006, which will take place June 1-11.

EARLY DEADLINE: DECEMBER 23, 2005
FINAL DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 20, 2006

For PDF versions of the Submission Form and Guidelines, click here.

For text-only versions of the Submission Form and Guidelines, click here.

Basil Tsiokos
NewFest, Director
E-mail: info@newfest.org
Fax: 212.571.2179

NALIP— Miami to Co-Present the SECOND CHILEAN FILM FESTIVAL OF MIAMI

The Second Edition of the Festival of Chilean Cinema in Miami will be carried out at the University of Miami ’s Bill Cosford Cinema from October 20th to 23rd, 2005 . This event offers the South Florida audience a diverse, high-quality entertainment option. During four intense days of screenings the Festival will present 7 successful Chilean productions, in Spanish with English subtitles and will have as special guests some of the most important Chilean film actors and directors.

Also, NALIP will present a seminar for filmmakers: “Packaging your Film” on Saturday, Oct. 22, from 11 AM to 1:00 PM. (Free of charge.)

Tickets for the screenings are available at the cinema box office one hour before each show. ($6.00, first-come first-serve.)

For directions and details about the films, please visit our website: http://www.chileanfilmfestival.org/ or call us at: 1-866-488- FEST (3378)

New Voices, New Visions: Latina Women in the Director's Chair

WHEN: Saturday, October 15th, 12:30-2:00pm
WHERE: Harvard Film Archive, Screening Room B-04, Carpenter Center , Harvard University , 24 Quincy St .

Natalia Almada’s “Al Otro Lado”

Ninety-five percent of directors in the film industry are male and two percent of studio-produced films are produced by Latinos. Meet four directors who are defying the odds. Natalia Almada, Cristina Kotz-Cornejo, Patricia Garcia-Rios, and Maria Agui Carter will show their latest work, discuss the art and craft of imagining culture on screen and share their strategies for fundraising and getting their projects off the ground. Presented by the Boston chapter of NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers.) Sponsored by Latino Public Broadcasting.

Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.

The Writers Guild of America , west and The Hollywood Reporter present:
THE WRITE INFLUENCE: VALUING DIVERSITY

An industry seminar featuring lively and honest discussions exploring how diversity is making storytelling a richer, more profitable experience. Working writers, those who hire writers, media ad buyers, and those who market and distribute films are set to share their successes and missed opportunities within today's entertainment world.  This event is free and open to the public.

The day's first panel, The Changing Room, will feature show runners who routinely hire writers from diverse backgrounds for the variety of unique viewpoints, quality of writing, and content they contribute. 

The second panel, Everybody Loves Green, will focus on media buyers, as they discuss business models for advertising, marketing, and distributing entertainment product that features diverse storytelling.

The third panel, Damn, You Wrote That?!, will feature screenwriters who have excelled in Hollywood writing against type.

CONFIRMED PANELISTS include: Larry Wilmore, Pam Veasey, Dr. Darnell Hunt of UCLA, Donald Martin, David Dean Bottrell, Doug Jung, Gail Parent, and Michael Seitzman.

WHEN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2005
WHERE: Writers Guild Theater / 135 S. Doheny Drive / Beverly Hills, CA

The Changing Room Panel - 10:00 a.m.
Everybody Loves Green Panel - 12:00 p.m. - Noon
Light Lunch Served - 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Damn, You Wrote That?! - 2:45 p.m.

RSVP:  To reserve your seat, please call (323) 782-4577 or e-mail PAEvents@wga.org

*Complimentary parking available at the WGA Theater.
**Please indicate if you would like to attend 1, 2, or all 3 panels.

SmartSound Music Scores

NALIPSTERS:  SmartSound has been busy continuing to develop useful music score solutions for indie filmmakers.  Just today they announced a set of 6 orchestral CDs from an accomplished Film Composer that are now SmartSound-enabled and available with royalty-free licensing for festivals, theatre, DVD and Internet.  The cost for the music is less than $20 per track and we're offering $200 off the purchase of all 6 CDs.

This music is geared toward the indie filmmakers.  Take a listen to the music...you'll be amazed that it's royalty-free...

Film Composer Music: http://www.smartsound.com/filmcomposer/index.html

Indie Film Music Packs: http://www.smartsound.com/filmmaker/index.php

Examples of successful filmmakers using SmartSound: http://www.smartsound.com/showcase/index.html

This is a new development in the world of royalty-free music and it's perfect for the indie filmmaker. 

HUEVOS 2005 ( San Antonio , TX )

Please join us next Saturday, October 15th, at one of the most unique events in SA - The 8th Annual Huevos Rancheros Gala and Silent Art Auction.

The Huevos Gala is the major fundraising event for San Anto Cultural Arts and where we honor the King and Queen Huevos of San Antonio - two people that have contributed to the cultural and artistic heritage of San Antonio .

This year's King and Queen Huevo are none other than LA David and Patricia Castillo.

LA David is the intergalactic vato loco and ultra cool artist from the depths of San Antonio 's Westside barrios who gave us burros in space.

Patricia Castillo, director of The P.E.A.C.E. Initiative, is San Anto's mera' homegirl who has devoted her life to fighting for the rights of domestic violence victims, educating our community on the ills and cures of domestic violence and supporting the efforts of local artists and arts
organizations.

When: Saturday morning October 15th / 9AM - 11:30AM
Where: Plaza Avenida Guadalupe - 1327 Guadalupe St.
How much: .99 - $999 / pay what you can, although the cost to put on this event is $30 per person.)

--Live Music by Sexto Sol and Frank Rodarte
--Catering by Estela's Rest.
--Silent Art Auction
--MC Leonard Favela
"Que mas quieres?!!!"

For more information or buy tix, call 210-226-7466.
Ay nos washemos at Huevos 2005!!!

Conversations 'Bout The Girls’ - a play about women and breasts!

Conversations 'Bout the Girls: Sonia Jackson's play examines a woman's relationship with her breasts and how that relationship is changed by the world around her. Directed by Nicolette Vajtay - Tuesday evenings October 18th thru November 29th, at The Hayworth Theatre in Los Angeles .

You may call the reservation line for information at 213-403-0142.

America Ferrera Stars in Short Film With Spirit 

 NALIP Member Shawna Baca's " 3:52 " Screens at Sony Picture Studios, Guest Moderator –Catherine Hardwicke

LOS ANGELES, CA, October 12, 2005 - The premiere of " 3:52 ," a 35mm short film written and directed by Shawna Baca premieres at Sony Picture Studios on Monday, October 17, 2005 at 7:30 pm . The film stars the young Latina actress, America Ferrera (Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Lords of Dogtown, Real Women Have Curves) with unique guest appearances from the Native American community.

The film features cameos by the Navajo drum group "Bearspring," actor Billie Daydodge (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman) and Allene Cottier, who sings the well-known Lakota song, “Ink Pa Ta” about a young girl running away from home. The story portrays the life of young Kate, an alcoholic in the grips of her addiction, as two Shaman fight for her soul in a parallel universe. It is the classic story of good versus evil and life versus death set in diametric backdrops; the City of Angels , and an unseen world of power and spirits. "Shawna (Baca) has great potential as a feature filmmaker," raves the Santa Monica Observer.

She previously directed the award-winning "Rose's Garden" starring Tippi Hedren, "...Bravo for this very sensitive film,"-Tippi Hedren (Best Actress for Rose's Garden- LA TV Short Film Festival). Ms. Baca is an active member of Ricardo Montalban's nonprofit organization Nosotros, where she produced filmmaker showcases and directed the 1 st Annual Nosotros American Latin Film Festival, and the Aviva Family Children Services where she produced the short, "Man, Where's My Shoe?" by at-risk youth women (winner of the Broader Vision Award at the 2005 Garden State Film Festival).

Questions and answers with director Shawna Baca and actress America Ferrera will follow the evening moderated by special guest, Catherine Hardwicke (Thirteen, Lords of Dogtown) and a tribute to Sony Films and sponsorship grantors; Color by Deluxe, Panavision and Modern VideoFilm (telecine). The premiere will take place at Sony Pictures Studios Backstage Theatre, 10202 W. Washington Boulevard in Culver City , California on October 17, 2005 at 7:30pm .

For more information:
Contact:  Omar Meza
Telephone:  213-268-1411
Fax:  818-848-7702
Website: http://www.Shawnabaca.com
E-mail: ThreeFiftyTwo@hotmail.com

Study: Women, minorities still lag in TV writing jobs
A study by the Writers Guild of America, West, found that women and minorities remain underrepresented among TV writers. Minorities made up only about 10% of the 3,015 employed TV writers last year, while women made up 27%, although those groups represent more than 30% and 50% of the U.S. population, respectively.   Los Angeles Times (free registration) (10/12)  

Newell Comes Down With Cholera

Oscar winner Ronald Harwood adapted the Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel Love in the Time of Cholera for New Line. By Mark Umbach (www.filmstew.com)

Fresh off his direction of Warner Bros. Pictures' Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, helmer Mike Newell has entered negotiations to direct an adaptation of Love in the Time of Cholera for New Line Cinema, according to The Hollywood Reporter. New Line is looking to begin production on the project in the spring with shooting taking place in Central America and South America .

Based on the novel of the same name by Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Cholera centers on a love triangle and is set against the backdrop of turn-of-the-century South America …

For Full story, visit: http://www.filmstew.com/Content/Article.asp?ContentID=12546

Hayek Bets on Betty

Salma Hayek will work with producer Ben Silverman to bring the Colombian TeleNovela Betty La Fea to American audiences. By Dennis Michael (www.filmstew.com)

If American audiences can develop a taste for Hong Kong action films and Bollywood musicals from India …why not TeleNovelas? Daily Variety reports Salma Hayek and Ben Silverman are attempting to translate Betty La Fea into English…actually American…and put it on ABC. Betty comes from Colombia 's RCN Networks, and it's one of the religiously followed high-octane Latina soap operas that…

Full Story at: http://www.filmstew.com/Content/Article.asp?ContentID=12556

Mexico's 1968 massacre heads for big screen
Reuters via Yahoo! News Wed, 12 Oct 2005 12:26 PM PDT
As Mexico struggles for justice in a 1968 massacre of students, the darkest chapter of political violence in its recent history, American and Mexican filmmakers are taking the bloodshed to the big screen.

Grande entrance
New York Daily News Tue, 11 Oct 2005 1:15 AM PDT
High-minded theatergoers will be thrilled to learn that Cheech Marin, former member of pot-puffing comedy team Cheech & Chong, is directing a Broadway show.

October 2005 issue...
HispanicBusiness.com Wed, 12 Oct 2005 12:38 PM PDT
Most states and large cities have film commissions, but New York City has created a commission specifically to attract Hispanic-oriented productions, events, and companies.

Antonio Banderas back in saddle as Zorro: director
Reuters via Yahoo! News Wed, 12 Oct 2005 9:38 AM PDT
Spanish actor Antonio Banderas is looking forward to a second stint as director, breaking from his adventures as swashbuckling legend Zorro, the latest episode of which hits screens later this month.

It's another no-name ABC sitcom
USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News Wed, 12 Oct 2005 4:34 AM PDT
Wouldn't it be nice if ABC applied some of its newfound, hour-long skills to its sitcoms? No network has had better luck of late with the hour-long format. Yet conversely, no network has suffered through a worse sitcom drought. ABC hasn't had a top 10 sitcom since Home Improvement made the list in 1998, and it hasn't won the sitcom Emmy since The Wonder Years in 1987.

Andy Garcia joins 'Smokin' Aces'
Digital Spy Fri, 14 Oct 2005 6:21 AM PDT
Andy Garcia has signed on to Joe Carnahan's action comedy, Variety reveals. The film focuses on an illusionist who is pursued by hitmen after telling tales on the mob. Garcia will play an FBI director who tries to keep him in one place long enough to testify.

JOB OPENING: NHMC Director of Operations (LA, CA)

Job Description:

The Director of Operations plans, directs, and coordinates the operations of the National Hispanic Media Coalition and the National Latino Media Council. The Director of Operations provides high-level administrative support as follows:

• Conducts research, prepares reports, and handles information requests. 
• Prepares correspondence, arranges executive conference calls, and schedules executive meetings.
• Trains and supervises clerical staff.
• Analyzes financial information and prepares financial reports to determine or maintain record of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, tax liability, or other financial activities within the coalition.
• Examines and analyzes accounting records to determine financial status of the Coalition and prepares financial reports concerning operating procedures.

• Computes, classifies, and records numerical data to keep financial records complete. Performs any combination of routine calculating, posting, and verifying duties to obtain primary financial data for use in maintaining accounting records. May also check the accuracy of figures, calculations, and postings pertaining to business transactions recorded by other workers.
• Responsible for all banking transactions to include handling all deposits, writing of checks, and reviews accuracy of monthly bank statements.
• Serves as the paymaster for the Writers Program and coordinates with the Albuquerque Facilities Manager and Site Coordinator to ensure the program objectives are carried out.
• Performs variety of editorial duties and revises content of written materials in preparation for final publication, such as web content, press releases, event programs, invitations and sponsorship information.
• Assists in script development for various activities. Interprets script, conducts rehearsals, and assists in directing activities of cast and technical crew for various events, such as the Impact Awards Gala, the Awards Luncheon and biannual Press Conferences. 
• Oversees staff’s arrangements for group meetings, press conferences and conventions.
• Oversees recordkeeping, mail distribution, telephone operator/receptionist, and other office support services. Oversee facilities planning and maintenance and custodial operations.
• When necessary, assists in performing routine administrative functions such as drafting correspondence, scheduling appointments, organizing and maintaining paper and electronic files, and providing information to callers.
• Responsible for negotiations and making all travel arrangements for the President & CEO and other NHMC Board members as well as for the NLMC Chair and other consultants.

Pay will be commensurate with experience.  Bilingual candidates are preferred and the person will be working out of the main office here in Los Angeles .  If you have any candidates to recommend, it would be greatly appreciated.

Please have them forward their resume to Acasia Flores at aflores@nhmc.org.

CREW CALL FOR INFLUENTIAL LATINO SHORT

Latino Short Film, with great community/Film Festival Support needs a crew. Great opportunity for an experienced producer to earn major credit on a film which has garnered interest from influential industry players. http://www.soledadisgoneforever.com

Soledad Is Gone Forever is a spellbinding, poetically haunting, psychological drama that explores the long-term human cost of warfare.  A story based on real accounts, the film is an intimate portrait of a young woman photographer, Soledad Gonzalez, who like many child survivors during the Pinochet era, has erased from her memory the witnessing of the violent death of her father killed by the Chilean military twenty years ago.

Soledad Is Gone Forever was invited to participate at the prestigious Squaw Valley screenwriting workshop in August 2005. It was a semifinalist in ITVS Open Call last August and participated in the NALIP Producers Academy 2004 in Tucson , Arizona .
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=094083

Format: Super 16mm / DV
Shooting days: 5 days, November 17-21
Shooting Locations: San Francisco Bay Area
Pay: Meals, a copy of the film for your reel, film festival exposure, credits.

CREW POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Immediate opening
-PRODUCER: Fundraising/Management: Bring in needed funds for the film based on his/her own network & the projects targeted list of sponsors and manage the fundraising team/event outreach activities. Production Management: Oversee the film's production from beginning to end working closely with the film's writer/director to produce and ensure a high quality film with outstanding production values
-LINE PRODUCER: Experienced with budgeting, script breakdown, scheduling, negotiating with crew and vendors, crew deal memos, SAG paperwork, permits.
-PRODUCTION COORDINATOR:  works closely with Line Producer and Production manager coordinating cast and crew from pre-production to production.  Acts as communications liaison and location scout.  Will need own car and computer.
-ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Experienced with SAG actors.  Must have a reliable transportation, willing to work up to 10 hours during production, experienced working with the strip board and making production schedules. Some of the duties will be: create final strip board, liaison between the director and the crew, facilitate an organized flow of activity on the set, prepare daily schedules for talent and determinate cast and crew calls, among others to be determinate.
-SCRIPT SUPERVISOR: Maintains continuity of the picture, extremely organized and detailed oriented. Works with the actors to run lines and prepare them for their time with the Director. Fluent in Spanish a plus.
-LOCATIONS SCOUT: Line up, select & secure locations, have alternative locations, arrange all the permits needed, prepare general info packages like parking and maps. Experience with film commissions and police department permits are a plus.
-WARDROBE DESIGNER: Designs and coordinates wardrobe acquisition for each character working closely with Production Designer.  Sewing skills a plus
-MAKE UP ARTIST: Experienced with practical effects such blood and special make up (aging).  Will receive small honorarium
-SOUND MIXER: With own equipment.  Will receive $100- 125 a day

Resumes, and online links (if applicable) and references should be sent by email ASAP with phone call to follow.

Contact: Mabel Valdiviezo / Director at haikufilmsorg@yahoo.com or (415) 614-9697

EDITORS WANTED FOR E! SHOW

Greetings!
 
I'm in a major crunch and need some weekend editors.  This is only for Sat. & Sun. for the next three or so weeks. I need resumes ASAP because we need someone to start THIS next Saturday. Don't quote me on this but I believe the rate is $50/hr and we're looking for editors to do 10-12 hour shifts. Let me know in your email if you want day or night shift as well!
 
The show is "101 Sexiest Celebrity Bodies" which is a 5 ep., 1 hour clip show, that E! is now famous for. It's quick and sexy!
 
Please send me resumes to the following email address: ccerta@eentertainment.com

THANKS
Carrie
Post Supervisor
E!

Job Posting: Tenure-Track Playwright Position

University of Texas , El Paso --Tenure-track Asst. Professorship in playwriting and/or screenwriting, beginning Sept. 1, 2006 .  The candidate must be bilingual, Spanish/English, & able to deliver instruction in both languages.  At the graduate & undergraduate levels teach workshops & literature courses.  Salary competitive.  MFA or PhD required. Interviews for this position will be conducted at the Modern Language Association convention.  Closing date for receipt of materials: Nov. 18, 2005 . The Dept. of Creative Writing at the University of Texas El Paso is the only such program in the United States to offer fully bilingual study.

It currently has 35 full-time graduate students & the undergraduate major has 150 students & is growing rapidly.  We offer a broad-gauged curriculum that trains students in Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction, Playwriting, & Screenwriting, as well as literary theory & the history of form. Our MFA student body is international & cosmopolitan.  We produce the Rio Grande Review, a bilingual publication with a strong international dimension.  Our highly productive faculty has a distinct presence on the national literary scene. Visit our Web site: http://www.utep.edu/cw.

Please send cover letter, c.v., & the name, address & telephone of three references to: Johnny Payne, Chair, Dept. of Creative Writing, Liberal Arts 415, 500 W. University Ave. , El Paso , TX 79968 . AA/EOE  www.utep.edu/cw

Call to Teaching Artists

Are you an artist with experience teaching performance or dramatic/theater arts to children k to grade 6?  Are you looking for a paying, part-time job teaching in selected LA Unifed schools?  CULTURA ART SPACE, a non-profit organization is hiring artists now for 10-week residencies all over Los Angeles . Please contact Josefina Aguilar, Executive Director for details.

Send your letter of interest to josie@espressomicultura.com to receive more details.