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 David Doyle is one of the participants of Accessible Arts’ Apprenticeship Training Program. David says, “Being involved in the Apprenticeship Training Program has helped me realize I belong on the stage, in front of the camera, behind the microphone and behind the scenes as well.”  In 2007, participants of the Apprenticeship Training Program, Claudio, Ralph and David, conducted some vox pops for Accessible Arts AART.BOXX at Sydney Opera House for International Day for People With a Disability.  Accessible Arts Western Sydney have just finished planning for the year and would like to let you know about some of the exciting programs we have install for 2008.  We received a lot more applications for the Apprenticeship Training Program than there were spots. The lucky thirteen participants arrived on Tuesday 16 October to Parramatta Riverside Theatre to begin their training on how to be a crew member for theatre, productions and events.  The Apprenticeship Training Program is a unique partnership between Accessible Arts & Julius Media, a college specialising in Entertainment Technical Training, and is the only one of its kind in Australia.  Ever wanted to know what happens behind the scenes of a theatre production, event or festival? Have an interest in sound, lighting and multi media operation? If this sounds like you then get involved in Accessible Arts’ Apprenticeship Training Program. Enrolment closes Monday 8 October 2007. |
 
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