Opportunities at BRIC
Available Positions
BRIC is the leading presenter of free cultural programming in Brooklyn, and one of the largest in New York City. We present and incubate work by artists and media-makers who reflect the diversity that surrounds us. Hundreds of thousands of people attend our live programs each year, and well over a million watch our innovative Brooklyn- focused video programming.
BRIC is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, religion, color, citizenship status, sex, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, unemployed status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or city law in admission or access to, or employment in, its programs and activities.
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Facilities Coordinator
The Facilities Coordinator reports to the Manager, Community Producer Services and assists community producers in using the equipment and facilities offered by BRIC’s community media center.
Theater Stage Hand
Reporting to the Performing Arts Production Management staff, Stage Hands will assist in implementing a wide range of culturally diverse music, dance, theater, multi-media and interdisciplinary events at BRIC Arts | Media | House. Stage Hands will generally assist in successfully meeting the production and technical requirements for all events within all BRIC House spaces maintaining high-quality production values, and excellent artist/audience experiences.
Public Safety Officer - Part-time
Under the supervision of the Associate Director of Operations, Public Safety Officers will oversee safety and enforce rules in BRIC House, with a focus on the public lobby. We seek candidates to help us make our facility welcoming and safe.
Gallery Attendant (Part-time)
The Gallery Attendant provides visitor services and safeguards artwork.
BRIC is committed to nurturing, educating, and exposing the next generation of contributors, professionals, and leaders entering the field of arts and media through our internship program.
Production Intern (Fall 2019)
The Production Internship provides hands on work experience to emerging technical theatre makers as they are entering the theatrical marketplace in New York City. This internship will offer the opportunity to build a foundational knowledge of the technical production side of theatre and will introduce the participant to working freelance professionals in the industry.
Artistic/Literary Intern - Fall 2019
The purpose of the Artistic/Literary Internship is to provide an opportunity to be exposed to the overall artistic and programming activities of a non-profit performing arts department. Main activities will include tasks related to season programming, show coverage, supporting the open call process, researching new plays and projects for potential programming, day-of event support for resident artists, and coordination of post-performance dialogues for resident artists.
BRIC is committed to nurturing, educating, and exposing the next generation of contributors, professionals, and leaders entering the field of arts and media through our internship program. Our high school internships are arranged through schools. Established school internship programs interested in placing students at BRIC should contact BRIC Education.
Youth Media Fellowship
The Youth Media Fellowship program focuses on developing and producing Concrete Stories: BRIC Youth Media Festival. The annual festival showcases short films of various genres created by NYC youth producers under 21. Over the course of the fellowship, Youth Media Fellows meet once a week with the guidance of BRIC staff. The fellows determine the theme of the festival, manage the call for entries, produce marketing materials (both video and print), select the festival films, promote and host the event.
Application is open to Brooklyn affiliated sophomore, junior, and senior high school students.
Youth Curatorial Fellowship
The Youth Curatorial Fellowship program will focus on developing and producing the 1st Annual For-Teens-By-Teens, BRIC’s Youth Contemporary Art Exhibition. Over the course of the fellowship, fellows determine the theme of the exhibition, solicit submissions, program outreach, select participating artists, and install the show. The exhibition will showcase visual arts pieces in 2D & 3D medium (printmaking, drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, textile, mixed-media) created by Brooklyn high school age artists.
Application is open to Brooklyn affiliated sophomore, junior, and senior high school students.