Project-Related Information:
Project Title: Recording Arts Workshop
Student's Position Title: Recordist Intern
Job Advertisement: 1. SPACE IS INTRINSIC TO MUSIC!

1a. Music emerges as an interaction between instruments/voices and performance space.

2. Recording classical music consists of recording a performance space's response to that music. We, as recordists, sculpt a balance between musicians and performance space.

2a. The recording outlives the performance; thus, the recordist serves as interpreter and arbiter for all subsequent listening. Ah.

Grapple with these issues as a student recordist!

Qualifications: Knowledge of music Strong unto obsessive attention to detail—especially aural Experience with audio recording hardware & software (Pro Tools in particular) Highly responsible, prompt, and reliable Curiosity about and willingness to learn esoteric things

For details, more information, or a kind word, visit Matthew Champagne in GCPA 1136 (just outside Kresge Auditorium), email matthewchampagne@depauw.edu, or call 658-4303.

Number of Interns Needed: 3
If more than one is needed,
will they work together in a team? 		No
Project Duration: Full-Year (Fall-Spring)
Intern Qualifications Needed: Computer Service optional, but troubleshooting knowledge is desirable. Macintosh experience, especially with Apple iWork applications, is desirable. Classical recording experience desirable. Pro Tools recording and editing experience necessary. Effective written and oral communication skills necessary. For otherwise qualified exceptional applicants, accelerated remedial training is available.
Web Authoring
Flash/Multimedia
Digital Audio
Digital Video
Writing
Management / Leadership (e.g., Managing or supervising other interns)
Training
Technology in Teaching & Learning (FITS)
Computer Service / Troubleshooting
To apply, please contact:
Host: Matthew  Champagne
Title: Recording Arts Specialist
Department:

Library and Information Services
Email:

matthewchampagne@depauw.edu
Campus Address: GCPA 1136
Campus Phone: x4303