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[APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY] BAAP (Intermediate)
2024-09-30 - 2024-11-24 | Singapore, Singapore
[APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY]
Looking for the next step in your career backstage? The Backstage Affair Apprenticeship Programme (BAAP)(Intermediate) is looking for aspiring Stage Managers or Production Managers, basic knowledge in arts and entertainment production required.
Our 6-month production-based training program provides young arts industry practitioners a safe and structured space to progress to higher management. Under the supervision of an experienced industry practitioner, you will work on a minimum of 2 projects as a production manager or stage manager, allowance included.
Accepting Applications on a rolling basis
Find out more at www.thebackstageaffair.com/baap2025

[APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY] BAAP (Entry)
2024-09-30 - 2024-11-24 | Singapore, Singapore
[APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY]
Thinking of working backstage but not sure where to start? The Backstage Affair Apprenticeship Programme (BAAP)(Entry) is looking for aspiring backstage managers, no minimum experience required!
Through a mix of classroom learning and on-the-job training, our 12-month intensive programme equips apprentices with the skills to fulfil various backstage management roles across the arts, entertainment, and other relevant industries.
Whether you’re a fresh graduate looking to bridge your school learning with relevant industry experience, or simply an active arts patron looking to be part of the action, BAAP(Entry) might just be for you!
Find out more at www.thebackstageaffair.com/baap2025
Deadline: 24 November 2024

[APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITY] BAAP (Entry)
2024-09-30 - 2024-11-24

Temporal Oscillations. Electronics workshop led by artist Chok Si Xuan
2024-11-07 10:30 - 12:30 (Asia/Shanghai) | NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore, Block 6 Lock Rd, #01-09/10 Gillman Barracks, 108934, Singapore
This workshop will explore how to use common electronic components to modulate the flow of electricity, assemble and hijack standard systems of temporality. Participants will learn how a 555 timer integrated circuit (IC) forms an astable multivibrator. The 555 timer IC is a tiny chip found in many everyday devices—blinking LED lights, kitchen timers, alarm systems, sound makers, etc.—that modulates the frequencies of electrical signals. The term ‘astable’ means ‘not stable’ because the circuit never settles into a single state, is a basic electronic circuit that generates a continuous oscillating output, switching between two voltage levels.
Working with pre-assembled circuits created by the artist, participants will be able to experiment with various components (small motors, LED lights, and speakers, etc) as outputs. Exploring the transformation of different forms of energy—chemical energy from batteries, mechanical energy , kinetic energy and byproduct thermal energy, the workshop accesses materiality as a manner of understanding the fundamental ways systems unfold.
Through engaging with electronic circuits in a hands-on and accessible way, participants can expect to develop a direct understanding of some visible and less visible aspects that power everyday technology. Participants are encouraged to bring their own components for experimentation. These may include battery-operated toys, LED lights or small light strips, buzzers or small speakers, direct current (DC) motors, small fans, switches or buttons, old electronic parts like sensors or wires, and similar items.
This workshop is part of the Empirical Workshop Series of Communities of Practice. Techno Diversions.
This workshop is suitable for age 18 and above.
No prior knowledge of electronics is required.
Limited slots only! Register here.
This workshop is free for all participants. A refundable deposit of 10$ is requested to book a slot. The deposit will be returned upon attendance of the event. There will be no refund in case of no-show.
If you have questions, please email ntuccacomms@ntu.edu.sg
