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Dubai Fest calls for volunteersAs the countdown for the fourth Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) begins, organizers are seeking a temporary workforce to assist in operational aspects of the festival. To this end, DIFF will hold a job fair on Sunday, 2nd September, 2007 from 10am to 8pm at Dubai Knowledge Village. Over 200 temporary staff are needed in such vital areas as the Industry Office, Box Office and Customer Service, accreditation & registration, theatre operations and marketing, all of which offer an opportunity to gain insight into the workings of a major international film festival, working with people from all over the world; the DIFF operations team has grown to include both professionals and students from a cross section of nationalities seeking international experience. Nearly 150 people were selected at last year’s job fair, which was the festival’s first. Commenting on the success of the programme, Shivani Pandya, DIFF’s Managing Director, said: “DIFF is proud to offer exciting work placements to interested individuals living in the UAE, and is particularly attractive to people who would like to contribute to the rapidly evolving arts and culture community in Dubai. The programme also furthers our mandate of community outreach, acknowledging that without the participation of Dubai’s citizens, DIFF would not have reached the level of success it currently enjoys.” Selected applicants for interim positions undergo rigorous training sessions before taking up their assignments. Several of those who supported past editions of the festival have returned in following years, validating the programme’s success and popularity. All DIFF applicants must be bilingual speakers (English and Arabic), 21 years of age and residents of the UAE. Applicants may also submit their resumes online at www.careercentre.ae. 11.09.2007 | Dubai's blog Cat. : Asia CDATA DIFF dubai Dubai Dubai Dubai International Film Festival Labor Labor the Fourth Dubai International Film Festival United Arab Emirates volunteers PEOPLE
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User imagesAbout DubaiIn 2004, the Dubai International Film Festival launched with its theme of ‘Bridging Cultures. Meeting Minds. ‘Going into its fourth year, DIFF is held under the Honorary Chairmanship of His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum. DIFF is a not-for-profit cultural event, presented and organized by the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority. Reflecting Dubai’s cosmopolitan and multicultural character, the festival showcases a wide selection of features, shorts and documentaries from around the world. DIFF aims at establishing itself as a major international festival, while continuing to act as a platform for showcasing excellence in Arab Cinema and simultaneously contributing to the development and growth of the regional industry and talent. As one of the world’s fastest growing business and tourist destinations, Dubai provides an ideal meeting point for industry friends and colleagues from around the globe. DIFF creates an exciting atmosphere for exchanging ideas among a group of progressive film industry professionals. Moreover, the networking initiatives hosted by DIFF provide participants and guests a favourable setting for conducting business View my profile Send me a message The EditorUser contributionsUser links |