EVA LONGORIA (“DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES”) WILL HOST AND PRODUCE “THE 2006 ALMA AWARDS,” AIRING MONDAY, JUNE 5, ON ABC.

“The 2006 ALMA Awards,” featuring the hottest stars from the worlds of film, television and music, will air as an all-new 90-minute special MONDAY, JUNE 5 (8:00-9:30 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. Eva Longoria (“Desperate Housewives”) will host the event as well as be a producer.

“I am honored that NCLR has asked me to host this important television special,” said Longoria.  “As a past ALMA recipient, it’s even more meaningful for me to play such a major role in highlighting our Latino talent in Hollywood .”

The show is organized by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States . The annual ALMA (American Latino Media Arts) Awards recognizes and celebrates Latino artistic achievement in American film, television and music.  NOMINATIONS OPEN FEBRUARY 10TH through ALMAAWARDS.COM website which launches that day.

Janet Murguia, President and CEO, NCLR, said: “The National Council of La Raza is very excited to relaunch the NCLR ALMA Awards. The show provides an opportunity for the Latino community to celebrate excellence in the entertainment industry, while educating others about the contributions of Hispanic Americans to this country.”

The Awards will feature celebrity appearances (to be announced at a later date), as well as an eclectic mix of performances, spanning the worlds of pop, rock and Latin music in both English and Spanish.

Among the highlights of the 2006 Awards ceremony will be presentations of The Entertainer of the Year Award and the NCLR Vanguard Award.

Jeff Margolis, Janet Murguia and David Chavez are executive producers of “The 2006 ALMA Awards.” The show, from Jeff Margolis Productions, will tape on May 7 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles . Producers are Eva Longoria, Tisha Fein, Gloria Fujita O’Brien and Mick McCullough. The director is Ron De Moraes.

NALIP Board Member Joins Black Filmmakers Foundation

NALIP Board member and New York chapter president, Edwin Pagán, has joined the staff of Black Filmmakers Foundation (BFF - www.dvrepublic.org) as Program Manager reporting directly to BFF Founder & Chief and producer, Warrington Hudlin. The position was especially designed to take advantage of his organizing and programming capacities. This appointment caps a long-standing commitment by Pagán to the expansion of opportunities for filmmakers of color in the film and entertainment industry. As Program Manager, he will assume primary responsibility of the management of the BFF Lab and Speakers Bureau.

"I am extremely please to have the opportunity and challenge which Warrington has charged me with," said Edwin Pagán. "I look forward to working with him on programs that allow the creative filmmakers that make up Black Filmmaker Foundation continue to independently tell their stories on their own terms."

THE IMAGEN FOUNDATION PRESENTS ITS 11 TH ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY CAREER JOB FAIR

Free Job Fair Set for Feb. 11, 2006
At Pasadena Conference Center

PASADENA , CA., January 18, 2006 – The Pasadena Conference Center in Pasadena , California is the site of 11 th Annual Entertainment Industry Career Job Fair hosted by The Imagen Foundation, and sponsored by ABC7, E! Entertainment Network and HBO.

Offered at no charge to the general public, job seekers will have the opportunity to meet with representatives from some of the largest employers in the entertainment industry. Participating companies already confirmed include CBS/UPN, El Proyecto Worksource, Fox Television Stations, Fox Entertainment Group, KCET, KNBC/Universal/Telemundo, LATV, Nielsen Media Research, Paramount Pictures, Streetlights, and Workplace Hollywood.

Hour long scheduled sessions begin promptly at 9 a.m. to which attendees will be admitted in groups of no more than 300 per session. The final session is scheduled from 3 to 4 p.m.

Job Fair organizers recommend job seekers dress professionally and bring along several copies of their resume. They also note that this event is not for casting purposes, and is strictly for people interested in exploring a variety of job opportunities within the entertainment industry.

The Pasadena Conference Center is located at 300 S. Green Street in Pasadena . More information is available on the Job Fair Hotline, (877) 344-9441.

The Imagen Foundation was founded in 1985 to encourage the positive portrayals of Latinos in all forms of the entertainment media, works to enhance opportunities for Latinos in front of and behind the camera and serves as a liaison between the industry and the Latino community by providing access, education and resources.

Click here for more information: http://www.imagen.org/

Final Call for Entries for the 2006 Los Angeles Film Festival: JUNE 22 - JULY 2, 2006

LAFilmFest.com

Final submission deadlines (postmarked) for the 2006 Los Angeles Film Festival are:

Short Films (under 50 minutes) and Music Videos: FEBRUARY 10, 2006
Feature Films (50 minutes or more) - Narrative or Documentary: MARCH 1, 2006

The Los Angeles Film Festival showcases the best of American and international cinema to a diverse audience of over 60,000 people, uniting emerging and established filmmakers with critics, journalists, film industry professionals, and the movie-loving public. The Festival is recognized as "one of the best film festivals in the United States " (FILMMAKER Magazine) and as "an essential stop on the North American circuit" (Daily Variety).

The Los Angeles Film Festival has earned its reputation among filmmakers for many reasons, including:

• It puts on the exclusive, intimate Filmmaker Retreat, a relaxed two-day getaway hosted by the Festival's annual Guest Director. Past Guest Directors have included Sydney Pollack, Mira Nair, Chen Kaige, and Alfonso Cuarón.
• It presents the largest cash prizes of any festival in North America : the $50,000 Target Filmmaker Award and the $50,000 Target Documentary Award.
• It is a festival attended by the film industry. Companies such as Focus Features, Fox Searchlight Pictures, IFC Films, Lions Gate Films, Sony Pictures Classics, and Warner Independent Pictures are members of our Industry Circle , and representatives from CAA, Picturehouse Films, Roadside Attractions, United Talent Agency, and the William Morris Agency are among those that serve on the Festival Advisory Committee. Recent acquisitions from the Festival include Rock School , Mayor of the Sunset Strip, Kissing Jessica Stein, Washington Heights , and OT: our town.
• It offers Kodak Speed Dating, a program in which the Festival schedules a series of one-on-one meetings between Festival filmmakers and leading industry professionals. Some of the Speed Dating participants at the 2005 Festival were Marc Butan (President, 2929 Entertainment), Suzanne Fedak (Head of Theatrical, Koch Lorber Films), Larry Greenberg (Senior Director of Acquisitions, Showtime Networks), Marcus Hu (Co-President, Strand Releasing), Sejin Park (Manager of Acquisitions, New Line Home Entertainment), Shaun Redick (Agent, ICM), Mark Sourian (Feature Development, DreamWorks), and Ricky Strauss (President, Participant Productions), to name just a few.
• It gets extensive local, national, and international media coverage, with over 350 accredited press from outlets including Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, Los Angeles Times, Access Hollywood, Extra, KCRW-FM, KABC TV, indieWIRE, and the BBC.
• It is a qualifying festival for the Independent Spirit Awards, and it is recognized by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as a qualifying festival for the Short Films categories of the Annual Academy Awards ®.

For more information and to apply online, visit the Los Angeles Film Festival web site at LAFilmFest.com.

The 1st Annual International Documentary Challenge March 22-27, 2006

The IDC is a new timed filmmaking competition where filmmakers from around the globe have just 5 days to make a short non-fiction film. Winning films will screen at a theatrical event presented in association with SILVERDOCS (hosted by AFI Silver Theatre), be released on a DVD, and receive possible television exposure.

Early Registration Deadline: February 28, 2006
Regular Deadline: March 22, 2006

Complete details and entry forms can be found at: www.documentarychallenge.org
Sponsored by the International Documentary Association. www.documentary.org

SHOW US YOUR SHORTS!
Announcing The Independent Lens Online Shorts Festival

"The film festival in your living room" now brings you "a film festival at your fingertips."  ITVS and PBS present the first-ever Independent Lens Online Shorts Festival! Independent filmmakers are invited to submit short-form films, 10 minutes or less in length and in all genres. The submission deadline is April 7, 2006 .

The grand prize-winning short film will be awarded $2,500 and a national television premiere on the Emmy Award-winning PBS series Independent Lens, provided that all PBS broadcast standards and policies have been met. Ten additional winners will also receive $500 in cash prizes and will be showcased on the Independent Lens Web site at PBS.org.

Guidelines, rules and regulations will be posted in February. Send us an email if you would like to be notified when submission information is posted.

Email: shorts@itvs.org

National Association of Latino Arts and Culture Announces Grants Opportunity

As we recently noted, the National Association of Latino Arts and Culture (NALAC) awarded 46 grants totaling $100,000 to 23 Latino artists and 23 Latino arts and cultural organizations in the United States . These grants, made possible with major support from the Ford Foundation, support Latino artists, ensembles, and small and midsize Latino arts and cultural organizations in communities across the country.

The NALAC will make applications available for their next round of funding in March of 2006. Go to http://www.nalac.org/index.cfmfuseaction=index.index&page=nfa&CFID=47723&CFTOKEN=15410163 for more information.

Support from the NALAC Fund for the Arts will help build the capacity of Latino arts organizations, support the creation and presentation of works by Latino artists and ensembles, and strengthen communities by investing in the creative and cultural assets of Latinos in the United States .

SAVE THE DATES : SPECIAL LOS ANGELES SCREENINGS

Luis Moro Productions presents Four days of screening...

  films by award winning director: Lisa France

at The Pan African Film Festival
Los Angeles, California
February 13, 14, 15, 16, 2006

LOVE & SUICIDE

"The Revolution is within You!"
Shot on Location in Havana Cuba
Starring: Karmar de los Reyes, Luis Moro, Daisy McCrackin
Monday February 13 th at 6:50pm
Tuesday February 14 th at 4:10pm

THE UNSEEN
"How much will you forgive for Love?"
Shot on Location in Georgia
Starring: Steve Harris, Gale Harold, Phillip Bloch, Catherine Dent, Judah Friedlander, Shirley Caesar, Michele Clunie, Daisy McCrackin
Wednesday February 15 th at 5:30pm
Thursday February 16 th at 3:20pm

All screening at The Magic Johnson Theatres
3650 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Los Angeles , California

Visit www.PAFF.org for advance ticket purchases

For more information and updates visit: www.LuisMoroProductions.com

SPECIAL NALIP ADVANCE SCREENING OF " COWBOY DEL AMOR"

NALIP- New York , in association with Emerging Pictures and Netflix, cordially invite you to a special advance screening of the award-winning (WGA, SXSW), Santa FE ), documentary "COWBOY DEL AMOR" on Tuesday, Tuesday, February 7th and Wednesday, February 8th.

"COWBOY DEL AMOR," directed by award-winning filmmaker and Cinewomen founding board member, Michèle Ohayon, is a verité-style documentary comedy about a cowboy turned matchmaker, 70 year-old Ivan Thompson ("Cowboy Cupid"), who can't manage his own love life.

For complete information and to RSVP -- www.nalip.org/newyork/cowboydelamor.htm

NALIP Member ONLY Benefit.

"REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES" ( Los Angeles , CA )
$10 Previews on Feb. 8th and Feb. 9th at 7:00pm !

Casa 0101 and Los Angeles Theater Project, Inc. are proud to present Real Women Have Curves, the play, at Casa 0101 Theater.  Josefina Lopez's hit dramatic comedy is returning to Boyle Heights , where the stories of five full figured Latina seamstresses bare all in a fast paced, witty and empowering evening.   The play that turned into a Sundance Award Winning HBO movie is back by popular demand! Performance opens February 17th and runs through, April 9th playing Friday and Saturday nights at 8:00 p.m. , Sunday matinees at 3:00 p.m.   Previews are on February 8th & 9th at 7pm .  Reservations are strongly recommended!

Casa 0101 Theater is located at 2009 E. 1st Street ; Los Angeles , CA 90033 .  All tickets are $15 for general admission, and $12 for students, Senior Citizens with I.D. and Boyle Heights residents with I.D. displaying 90033 or 90063 zip code. $10 for Previews.

To make reservations or for further information please log on to www.latheaterproject.org, send an email to info@latheaterproject.org, or call: (323) 263-7684.

WILD WIMMIN FILMS IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE:
‘LA GUERRA QUE NO FUE/THE WAR THAT NEVER WAS’

a short film by Cristina Kotz Cornejo featuring Darío Prince and Romina Polnoroff
Music by Bernardo Monk will screen at the following venues

Sydney Latin American Film Festival
Sunday, February 19th @ Noon
Campbelltown Arts Centre

And

Saturday, February 24th @ 4pm
Tom Mann Theatre

info: www.sysdneylatinofilmfestival.org

ALSO

5th Tiburon International Film Festival
March 15, 2006 @ 3:15pm
Tiburon , CA

info: www.tiburonfilmfestival.com

For more information please contact info@wildwimminfilms.com OR
www.wildwimminfilms.com

Univision Wins in N.Y.C. LPM Ratings

Katy Bachman – MediaWeek-- FEBRUARY 02, 2006

For the first time since Nielsen Media Research began measuring New York
using local people meters, Spanish-language TV topped the January ratings
for early fringe and prime-time access.

Noticiero Univision, the Univision TV Network newscast broadcast locally on
owned-and-operated station WXTV was the most-watched news program with a
2.1/8 among Adults 18-49, according to Nielsen, owned by Mediaweek parent
VNU. WXTV's ratings edged out perennial leader, ABC World News on ABC's
owned-and-operated station; WABC scored a 2.0/8.

In prime-time access, Piel de Otono, a telenovela broadcast weekdays 7-8
p.m. on WXTV, beat Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Among Adults 18-49, Piel
de Otono had a 2.3/8 (217,000 viewers), while Jeopardy (2.3/8) and Wheel
(2.3/7) drew 212,500 viewers on WABC. It was the first time in New York that
Jeopardy and Wheel lost the ratings race to a Spanish-language telenovela
among the 18-49 demographic in the history of New York TV ratings.

Article at:
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001956769

ADDENDUM: by Edwin Pagan

The media buyers at Madison Avenue have long attempted to undervalue the buying power of the Hispanic entertainment market when seeking to purchase commercial slots, and by extension, to reduce the billing dollars paid for that valuable airtime driven Hispanic content, while hiding behind the oddly inaccurate sampling provided by Nielsen Media Research as their ammunition. This, of course, took place while the advertising agencies clearly knew the actual potential of the market based on such figures as those posed by the national census and actual increase in buying trends from the sector. This technique was very useful at keeping the figures that both regional Hispanic television stations and national networks could charge for their commercial slots, even when the actual audience consumption was at an all time high.

A very large part of the dilemma lies with Nielsen, who has virtually had a monopoly of the figures that the industry uses as "the" and only yardstick by which television-viewing success is measured. For many years the black community had been severely undercounted due to an impractical spread of the Nielson boxes (AKA "black box"). While being a "Nielson Family" is a common occurrence in many Anglo neighborhoods, how many of us in the inner-city have ever even seen the device - a black box in Millbrook Projects - you tell me. Hispanic programming didn't even begin to register in Nielson's ratings until 1992 and Asian and Pacific Islanders only recently became a blip of their radar. But while that all has begun to change, the road to this momentous milestone was a long time in arriving, and not one that has gone gently into the night.

For last several years a coalition of media and activist/watchdog organizations have had a pitched battle with Nielson just to get them to use the proper methodology in regards to communities of color (can you count, sucker?). So it was natural to easily negate the eventuality of what the numbers are now showing at the end of a 3-year protest that forced the company to do more and do it more fairly. This latest figures from Nielson clearly show that the Hispanic/Latino market is fast outpacing the general market in viewership and can bring marked returns for those who invest in it. But already the media-purchasing sector is looking the latest numbers with "conveniently" pessimistic eyes. But this has happened before.

In 2003, Arbitron, radio's rating monitoring system, or the Nielson of radio-waves, if you prefer, showed that the sexy and controversial Spanish-language morning radio program "El Vacilón de la Mañana" (WSKQ 97.9 - La Mega) had overtaken the seemingly unbeatable Howard Stern in the rating's game. The episode was quickly called a "fluke" by marketers and ad buyers alike. In 2004 the show repeated the coincidence and again dethroned the so-called "King of all Media" in the much sought-after 18-49 year age spectrum. Could this have contributed to Stern's flight to Sirius Satellite Radio? Did Stern and Arbitron read the writing on the wall that is only know being deciphered by Nielson and others? Only time will show for sure.

One thing is certain: the old gatekeeper's fanciful and draconian shell games for counting our communities of color are fast being overshadowed as the molehill of truth slowly grows into a mountain that can no longer be hidden behind a thumb in front of a winked eye. Be careful not to poke it out.

MOBILE LINGO LLC HITS “THE STREET” WITH DEBUT VIDEO PRODUCT NOW AVAILABLE ON SPRINT  

“The StreetTV” Brings Real Reality TV To Sprint PCS Vision SM Multimedia Phones Nationwide with a New Latina Face, Yvette Yates

LOS ANGELES, February 3, 2006 – Mobile Lingo, LLC, a mobile media publisher and creator of compelling content for the youth market, is proud to announce The Street TV TM -- a streaming video channel for young adults featuring original, made-for-mobile clips geared toward street sports, lifestyle and culture now available via Sprint (NYSE: S) PCS Vision on the Nationwide Sprint PCS Network. What better to reach a diverse demographic than to have a Latin face host its segments. Yvette Yates is the new Latina face of this new expanding multimedia market coming from behind-the-scenes as a producer (“The Original Latin Divas of Comedy” & Alex Reymundo’s Comedy Special “Hick-Spanic”) to coming to the front of the camera to thousands of viewers everyday. The Street TV keeps it real, featuring two-minute video segments that Yvette showcases the athletic stunts of real-world BMX riders and skate boarders, interviews and vox pop features on what’s happening in street art, fashion and body modification.

About Mobile Lingo

Mobile Lingo, LLC, is a mobile media publisher dedicated to creating essential services that enrich the lives of active mobile users. The company develops, distributes and promotes mobile content to customers via its operator partnerships and online at www.mobile-lingo.com.

New Radio Venture (“NRV”) KNUV-AM to interview NALIP member Marco Santiago on his filmmaking perspective on the subject Human Trafficking

NALIPsters

I'm pleased to announce that I was invited as a guest on a local radio talk show called “El Break”. “El Break” is a youth oriented Latino radio program based in Phoenix , Arizona .

We’ll be discussing the subject of human trafficking from a filmmaker’s perspective, touching on Volarefilms’ previous projects, our current documentary project, “Into the Border”, as well as future projects, such the feature length film, “86”, a dramatic-thriller currently in development.

The interview will take place from 12:00 – 2:00pm this Sunday February 5th, 2006 on KNUV-AM, located on 1190 AM. KNUV-AM is owned by New Radio Venture - a company poised to transform the landscape of Hispanic radio. To learn more about New Radio Venture, visit their website at www.onda1190.com.

You can learn more about the documentary by visiting http://www.volarefilms.com/Pr ojects/Documentary/Border/index.htm. The website will be newly redesigned and published sometime in April in support of the next phase in the project’s development.

Latino OSCAR ® Watch 2006

Achievement in Visual Effects
"War of the Worlds"-- Pablo Helman ( Argentina )

Twentieth to remake Telefe telenovela
Twentieth Television is negotiating with Argentina 's Telefe to produce a remake of the popular telenovela, "Resistire" ("Forever Julia"). The telenovela would air this summer as part of the Fox TV unit's "Desire" series.   Variety (free to NATPE dailyLead subscribers) (2/1)  

"Earl" Creator Has the Last Laugh
Greg Garcia, the comedy writer behind the surprise hit NBC sitcom "My Name is Earl," endured waves of rejection before his series got a network greenlight.   The New York Times (free registration) (2/2)  

Julio Medem selects an international cast for his new film

This majority Spanish-language film will star newcomer Manuela Velles, whilst Charlotte Rampling is in advanced negotiations to take a role.

Clairol Signs Dayanara Torres to Rep Hydrience Hair Color
BrandWeek Thu, 02 Feb 2006 7:15 PM PST
NEW YORK -- Clairol, Procter & Gamble's hair care division, has signed Puerto Rican model and actress Dayanara Torres as a new "brand ambassador" for its Hydrience hair color products.

Newsmakers | Time is right for steamy Latin series
The Philadelphia Inquirer Thu, 02 Feb 2006 6:25 PM PST
It's all about timing. (OK, sometimes it's about money, but this one's about timing.) Circumstances finally have converged to help adapt the long-popular, Latin American telenovela for English-speaking audiences.Bob Cook, president of Twentieth Television, believes the time is right.

'GRIND' GETS GOING WITH DOUBLE VISION
Tarantino, Rodriguez pairing for pic

The Weinstein Co.'s highly anticipated experimental pic -- for which Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez are each set to helm a 60-minute horror tale -- is headed into production in the coming weeks, with Rodriguez readying to shoot his segment on his home turf of Austin, Texas.
Go to: http://email.variety.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/ekaW0DbubY0Oe40BBAL0Eb

New Baby in the NALIP/NY Family!!!

BABY ANNOUNCEMENT
The 2005 Secretary of NALIP/NY
Gloria LaMorte
a.k.a. Gloria Herrera
gave birth to a baby boy,
EMILE
8 lbs. 4 ozs.
on Tuesday, February 01st @ 10:30AM
Hackensack University Medical Center , NJ
the proud father, Joe & Tio Louie are pleased as pie!
Best Wishes can be sent to Gloria & Joe @
ExBoProd@aol.com

SEEKING VICE-PRESIDENT FOR VISUAL EFFECTS COMPANY

Halon Entertainment (www.halon.com) works directly with prominent directors and production companies to provide fast, flexible and cost-effective visual effects and pre-visualization for major motion pictures, video games and commercials. Comprised of young, innovative and experienced artists, our recent projects include War of the Worlds, X-Men 3, Spiderman 3, Ghost Rider and Disney's Eight Below. The founding members' past experience involve working directly with George Lucas on Star Wars Episode II & III and THX 1138 Director's Cut.

Halon is currently seeking a strong leader to help facilitate the business-side of our production pipeline and in turn, allow Halon's artists to strive for creative excellence in this competitive and fast-growing industry. The ideal candidate should have strong leadership skills, a team-oriented management style and distinguished energy that will keep pace with our rigorous production environment and insane deadlines. Reporting directly to President & Owner Daniel Gregoire, this individual will share the responsibility of running the company - administer day-to-day business operations, oversee accounting & finance, manage artists and effectively drive projects to successful completion. This individual will also act as a good role model that will keep the entire production team inspired, focused and motivated. Organization and excellent written and verbal communication skills are absolutely essential.

To apply, you must say you were referred by Jeff Gund/the Info List, and please email your cover letter and resume to: jobs@halon.com.

Note: This job is based in the Los Angeles-area.

SPANISH SPEAKER / PA NEEDED IN NEW YORK --ASAP

Dear Amigos,

A Producer friend of mine is filming a TV episode in New York . (Spanish
Harlem/Washington Heights)

She needs a local PA who can shoot DV CAM well and speaks Spanish.

Please mention that you were referred by Henry K. Priest.

Contact: Teresa Hsu
Phone: (323)468-3345
Email: Hsuteresa@gmail.com
Shoot Dates: 2/8-2/13
Rate: $175/day

FLASH & MYSPACE WEB DESIGNERS NEEDED FOR OFFICIAL MOVIE WEBSITES

Hello Jeff’s INFO LIST friends!

I’m looking for reliable, experienced, creative website developers for the movie, SURF SCHOOL.  It’s a teen comedy set for theatrical release this June~ starring Harland Williams, Corey Seiver, Laura Bell Bundy, Sisqo, Lee Norris and Ryan Carnes.  This is a fun job for fresh, young, up and coming web designers who want to add a cool, commercial movie credit to their resume!

For more information about the film, you can visit our temporary site @ www.surfschoolmovie.com

WE ARE LOOKING FOR...

1. a FLASH WEB DESIGNER to revamp our official site
2. a mySPACE PROGRAMMER to design a kick ass mySpace site

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
~Working with the director & producers to come up with creative site ideas
~Embedding trailers, scene clips, photos, bios, forums, polls, AIM icons, iPod Photos, etc into site
~Maintaining the site on a reliable, regular basis
~(and for mySpace) Helping organize street team interns to add friends, post bulletins, & drive site traffic

These positions DO PAY, as it is imperative to have the sites up and running as quickly as possible.  

Salary is commensurate based on experience.

Please ONLY submit IF you are EXPERIENCED and HIGHLY CAPABLE of creating DETAILED, INNOVATIVE, CUTTING EDGE PROFESSIONAL WEBSITES SITES such as:

For the FLASH DESIGNER:
 www.weddingcrashersmovie.com
 www.thenotebookmovie.com
 www.blue-crush.com

For the MYSPACE DESIGNER:
http://www.myspace.com/weddingcrashers
http://www.myspace.com/imaginemeandyou
http://www.myspace.com/failuretolaunch

TO APPLY, PLEASE SUBMIT:
 1. Your name, email & contact phone #
 2. Links to your mySpace & any other online sites
 3. Your schedule availability for the next few months
 4. Salary requirements
 5. Resume in the body of the text
 6. A brief cover letter / paragraph telling us why you're best for the job!

Please mention you were referred by JEFF GUND, and write the title you are submitting for in the Subject~ either FLASH DESIGNER or mySPACE DESIGNER, with your NAME!

Email me ASAP at “SurfSchoolMovie@gMail.com” ... please include resume & links in the body of your text, as no attachments will be opened.  We are interviewing next week... Feel free to forward this to any web friends who might be right for the job.  

Thank you so much!!!

All my best,
Laura Nativo

NICKELODEON GENERAL SEARCH

Latin Girl: MUST BE   11 - 15 yrs. old, outgoing, fun and energetic, great personality and strong acting skills, bilingual (English/Spanish) - if not fluent in Spanish then some knowledge of the language, singing and dancing is a plus.

Please submit pictures and resumes to the following address:

Nickelodeon Casting
2600 Colorado Ave.
2nd Floor         
Santa Monica, CA  90404
Attn: General Search - Latin Girl

Please include your NAME, DATE OF BIRTH AND CONTACT INFORMATION.
Or email your pictures and resume to the following email address: susana.martinez@nick.com.

Immediate Opening - Spanish/English Receptionist

Entry level position with the opportunity to grow. Fast paced Promotions Company seeks a full time bi-lingual receptionist. The ideal candidate is energetic, outgoing and a self-starter.

Qualifying experience:

• Bi-lingual (Fluent Spanish/English)
• Ability to Multi-task
• Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office)
• Basic office skills

Full time - 9am to 6pm

We are looking for the right individual to join our growing, fast-paced, fun team. Are you the one?

Please email resume to: jobs@carolinepromotions.com