2007 Edmonton StreetFest 需要义工 July 6- 15th

annie66

http://www.edmontonstreetfest.com/2007/

Volunteer Crews
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) W8 G. q; m8 H. n" e# m3 x/ |3 YAudience Services: Provides information, aid and security on the site for everyone participating in the
festival.
Be Your Own Busker (ATB Big Top): Work with creative people who will teach patrons to juggle and
work the Diablo, play in a band and lots of other fun stuff. Duties include, helping at artist circles, craft
prep, door person, stagehand, and clean up.
* [* B% \$ D% oChalk Chics: Festival goers will be asked to participate in chalk drawings. Volunteers will be helping the
artist by providing whatever support is needed for this activity. More details to come.
Environment: We need lots of volunteers to help ensure that the Square is kept looking beautiful for
- [- T# ^2 Y& {3 W% ]( @1 tvisitors to the festival. We provide equipment and materials to help you dispose of garbage and sort the
6 M2 }( V8 o, w7 ?" }recyclables.
Front of House: If you are well organized, like people, and can handle line up control and questions, be
3 _$ Z& _' l, G0 h! j7 _9 Lpart of the door crew for our three indoor theatre events. You must be able to work late into the evening.
4 J) ]0 D; ?( `3 C  [9 S  y* XHospitality: The volunteers are off site in the host hotel looking after our artists and guests by providing
7 U% [% @2 c5 @% g: Gthem with delicious meals, snacks and beverages in the Hospitality Suite. Some heavy lifting and late
hours are part of this crew’s duties.
1 g9 }! o0 s* I9 `( _, ?- JInformation: Inside the Info trailer, volunteers on this crew know everything there is to know about the
. X6 y% w3 `3 z9 M. S4 ?8 m+ q5 Wfestival - who, what, when where and how is their business. They also sell merchandise and provide
programs to visitors to the festival.
Kids’ World: Enjoy some time entertaining the wee folks. Activities and games will be provided for
% U/ l7 D, \) y2 ?everyone coming to this area. Help our creative coordinators make this place an enjoyable experience.
Office: Duties will include answering telephone inquiries about the festival, selling seats to the ticketed
events and general office duties. Volunteers must have a good telephone manner and knowledge of the
festival.
Site: Volunteers will help our Production manager and his assistant make sure all that the physical site is
6 Y( T  |4 F+ y% W1 k6 goperating smoothly. From erecting tents to flying banners and putting up fencing, it is important that you
+ w4 x: d0 G+ v8 r" Tare physically fit and ready for any emergency.
: S) u; k$ H2 X/ dStage: All volunteers who are helping with any theatrical productions must have some previous training
; `. @) s: }; B6 z9 C0 ^and/or understanding of back stage procedures.
/ B" f, G3 n9 J7 vTransportation: Volunteers 25 years of age with a clean driving license, (driver’s abstract will be
7 u! Y  S* O; ^/ ~( krequired), will be asked to drive artists to and from various performance locations in the city as well as
  M. `9 p$ `7 _. T* w2 iairport arrivals and departures. Other duties include day to day pick ups and deliveries that the festival
staff and artists may require. A good knowledge of the city is required.

annie66

Volunteer requirements
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: F/ P' y6 x4 F% X, k" s$ G$ G( vThe Edmonton International Street Performers Festival agrees to provide adequate information and
) v, A4 n; {  W6 e$ y* F# N/ ~assistance for the volunteer to be able to meet his/her designated requirements.
& |$ S4 V' W0 L% r6 _+ @7 hAs a volunteer, I agree:
· To adhere to the festival rules and procedures
1 K# X8 \, I5 b( p5 Y* y2 f5 F! L· To meet the time and duty commitments (5 shifts/min. 20 hrs) scheduled by the coordinator or to
provide adequate notice of my absence to my coordinator so that alternate arrangements can be
made
* @( W- I4 d5 J# x( f: i) D· To report to my crew coordinator for my assigned shifts
: N+ N" T+ n/ T· To wear my festival name tag and T-shirt while on shift, representing the festival
· To behave in a friendly and courteous manner when dealing with the public and other volunteers
· Not to hold the festival or any of its representatives liable for any loss or damage to my person or
injury to my property that may occur during festival activities
· Any violation of rules, written or oral, may result in termination of my volunteer duties.
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6 X6 R! x4 H! q' mVolunteer Rights
As a volunteer you are entitled:
· To be treated with respect
' B0 n+ U( `/ H- g7 F1 z( F6 s% M. @· To be properly informed about the festival, its expectations, procedures and rewards
. d1 [- v! P' a8 @· To know what is expected of you and feel comfortable
· To be recognized for your contribution
· To be treated fairly

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Volunteer Benefits
  k0 x: D6 }6 X) I$ n· Commemorative festival T-shirt
· Identification Badge
· Program
· Snacks and beverages
· Mid-festival draw for fabulous prizes
· Access to volunteer party the last night of the festival
- F* p) I; y" c· More prizes
7 l' f* o2 }6 ?8 m· Access to watch the best street performers in the world

annie66

Edmonton International Street Performers Festival
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650, 7 Sir Winston Churchill Square, Edmonton, AB T5J 2V5
* Z0 H# K# l, o. z+ Q) Evolunteer@edmontonstreetfest.com or 780-425-5162

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