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Comment by Chris Goodwin on June 17, 2009 at 1:41pm

Hi everyone I have just passed HND Interactive Multimedia Creation so I am now looking for a job. Please get in touch if you have anything available. Thanks.

Comment by Scottish Enterprise on June 8, 2009 at 9:38am

Youth Music Officer Vacancy

The Youth Music Initiative has a vacancy within its team for a Youth Music Officer. Full details of the post can be found on SAC website.

http://www.scottisharts.org.uk/1/jobs/scottishartscouncil.aspx

Secondments will be considered. Closing date for completed applications is Monday 22 June 2009.

Comment by Steven Gray on May 15, 2009 at 4:08pm

Hello everyone Im new. My name is Steve and I just finished up at UWS last week. ITS OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! uni i mean. I did 3d computer animation & digital art and got a degree with distinction last year................. which I is always nice. So I finished my honours and am now out in the big bad world and am ready for work.

Heres some of my work up on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/user/SteveN2525

WARNING: "Animation Fight" and "Hi Honey Im home" are a bit gorey so UV BEEN WARNED MWHHHAHAHAHAHAHA.

anyway I wanted to introduce myself around the site and show people my work.

Many Thanks

Steve

ps im called 3dSteve on steam if anyone wants a game of L4D.

Comment by Kevin McMonagle on May 6, 2009 at 12:11pm

WEB developer/producer urgently required to join the creative team at UV Media in the West of Scotland..........
more details contact Claire on 01292283086........

Comment by Scottish Enterprise on May 6, 2009 at 11:40am

The Skinny is hiring the following

Cyberzap Editor
Blogs Editor
Digital Editor
Heads Up Editor

More information is at http://www.theskinny.co.uk/jobs.


The Skinny is a free monthly culture and listings magazine distributing 34,000 copies across Scotland. It has an enthusiastic, unbiased, independent editorial stance that supports homegrown talent, and is produced by a small but dedicated core of full-time staff and a large team of volunteer editors and writers.

Comment by Lol Scragg on April 30, 2009 at 10:38am

WANTED: Game Artists, Lead Programmer and Head of Production

Quick note to mention that Cohort Studios are looking for Game Artists, a Lead Programmer and a Head of Production. Info placed in the discussion area but applications from all Digital Media industries are welcomed!

Comment by Kevin McMonagle on April 30, 2009 at 10:06am

sorry fiona its .co.uk

www.savemoneysaveenergy.co.uk

Comment by Kevin McMonagle on April 30, 2009 at 10:04am

Hi fiona

A friend of mine recently helped reduce my electricty bills by over 40%.
We have 4 studios and offices so this was a priority last year for us as we faced excruciatingly high bills.
his web site is www.savemoneysaveenergy.com

Best

Kevin

Comment by Fiona on April 30, 2009 at 9:37am

ADVICE PLEASE!
I started my own business in September 2008 - a small art gallery in Broughty Ferry Dundee. I have a dilemma with my electricity bills/landlord. Even in these 'recessional' times I am very confident that I can make this business work but my electricity bills are going to be my downfall. Since 1September 2008 I have already paid over £300 and I have just been presented another one for just under $300 and being told its overdue. I do not have a meter in the premises I am in and contract states that I pay 30% of the full bill .......I have asked for my own meter and they say it has been arranged .... can anyone advise if there is anyone I can turn to for a one off rescue type package to help me out of this ... I am a single mum of two and will be much better on on the 'benefit' siystem but I refuse to do this ... bills like this are a stab in the back (and the heart!) I have a single small electric radiater in the premises and a few spotlights - the electric compnay E-on say its between me and my landlord ... any other avenues I can turn to for help?- I dont want to have to close down .. I have worked too hard to get to where I am! Get the tissues out for me please!! :0)

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