For all musicians, artists, composers and players who are interested in getting hired online and quite enthusiastic about being part of an online project, please refer to the details below:
[About the Company]
ClosedUmbrella.com | A leading specialized company in the media development and entertainment dedicated to provide the best innovative ideas and solutions for the various media programs and related networks that connects directly or implicitly to the web development industry.
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[Job Description Overview]
Being an official judge at (OceanTalents.com). It is the first online website for hosting talents and providing them with an ultimate contest to broadcast their talents/works firstly on the world wide web and then secondary on TV. The website currently is under development.
We are collecting the judges for the project (who must be musicians) in the meantime while the development is taking place.We are quite interested in discovering and cooperating with new musicians or artists not only the experienced ones.
[The Main Benefits of being a Judge]
1. Providing links and official pages to your works and performances from our website. Therefore all members would gladly see your works and legally buy your albums and compositions if you have any or if you decided to compose any in the future. As the site needs a limited number of judges only, special pages will be provided and dedicated for the ones who will be selected.
2. In the last stages of the (OceanTalents) contest, we would like to broadcast the semi-finale and final stages on both the internet and TV. In other words, you will get the chance to be selected in our list of judges that are going to rate the well evaluated talents appearing on both the internet and TV. The latter means that you will get free fully covered invitation to the place of the event as an official judge. Of course that will take place at the final stages of the (OceanTalents) contest.
3. Since we have a list of talented judges, you would still have the opportunity to participate in the contest while being a judge at our website. Our show follows a different system than the typical talents shows since it is integrated with the world wide web not only on stages.
[Responsibilities of an Official Judge]
1. When the website moves to its second stage, you would be responsible of viewing some selected music videos/talents and rating them online (It won’t take you more than few minutes each week). Those videos are chosen carefully by our community so you won’t have to rate junk videos/talents. Since most talents are related to music and performing, skilled musicians are needed to judge.
2. After the launch of the website and your acceptance in being part of it, we would kindly ask you to provide links from your website/media pages to our website (oceantalents.com) for mutual benefits. As your links will be hosted in our sites as well.
Skills:
Any musician or artist is eligible to apply independent of his/her skills or experience level.
If you are a musician, artist, composer, conductor or song writer, send us your curriculum vitae to: (info@oceantalents.com) with a subject of [Hiring Musicians].
[Make sure you mention your websites and media pages (if you have any) with your letter].
If you have any questions or need further details concerning the post, don'’t hesitate to contact us instantly.
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