Our senior audio engineer Alex KS has an honour to be invited to work with Talent Development Project workshop.
The Talent Development Project develops the talents and careers of young Australian performers and song writers, through working with the entertainment community and providing unique industry experience
The Talent Development Project aims to:
Identify talented senior students within the Department of Education and Training who are sufficiently advanced, and who show a real interest in making popular entertainment a career.
Develop performing, creative, musical and entertainment skills.
Provide opportunities for rehearsal and expert feedback on performances.
Create situations in which students can rehearse and perform ensemble and solo shows and participate in selected public performances.
Assess the development of learners’ performing and creative skills progressively and in a final graduation performance.
Provide up-to-date career advice and information, with guidelines for developing personal career development plans.
Graduates leave the TDP with the ability to:
- Establish their own network of contacts in the entertainment industry.
- Perform successfully in public and pursue performance opportunities.
- Compose original songs.
- Work with others in the industry to further develop their skills.
- Market and promote themselves.
- Have a clear understanding of their way forward within the entertainment industry.
Some of the latest exciting news from TDP:
Classical violinist Harry Ward wasn’t able to perform at the 2013 Graduation concert as he was invited to work with the world-renowned violinist Professor Kuschnir in Vienna, an opportunity not to be missed. You will see Harry perform as a featured soloist at the 30th year of the Schools Spectacular on 29 & 30 November.
Chris Rose signs his recording and publishing contract with Sony Music. His first single is due to be released at the end of the year.
More news and details about the project can be found here.