EDITORS WELCOME LETTER

There is no such thing as a for-proft person*. We are all driven by a non-proft mis-
sion. Maybe what drives you is your love of the environment, your passion for ftness,
your spirituality. Maybe it involves theatre, music, drawing, painting, dance, creating,
organizing, raising money, eating a suffcient quantity of grapes. Although we cant
help you with that last one, I think youll fnd our guide, READY: Resources for Emerg-
ing Arts-Driven Youth, an invaluable tool to jumpstart a fulflling career in the feld you
are passionate about. [description of sections]
*Ebenezer Scrooge might be an exception, but a) he is a fctional Dickensian charac-
ter and b) he saw the error of his ways, in the end.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
We are a class of 22 senior-level students specializing in Arts Management at the
University of Toronto Scarborough. Our diverse class represents a diversity of back-
grounds and interests in the arts. Refecting upon our experience, we recognized a
need for consolidated information about the rich variety of ways to keep the arts a part
of your life, ranging from personal and community practice to professional and career-
related pursuits.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND SPECIAL THANKS
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SPONSORS/FUNDERS
PARTNERS
DIGITAL MEDIA
Digital media splits into two main areas of fo-
cus: the study of digital media, and the creation
of digital media. You will gain knowledge of cul-
tural and societal issues as well as computer
and digital skills.
GAME DESIGN
Learn to design all aspects of video games,
from computer graphics to background music.
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Learn to visually communicate images and art
in a variety of formats (ex. web, print) for pur-
poses such as marketing and web design
ILLUSTRATION
This program is suited to those expressing an
interest in developing their skills and knowl-
edge in drawing and the visual arts, to be used
in areas such as marketing, animation and
publications.
DESIGN, MATERIAL ART
This unique program teaches students to work-
ing with a variety of materials, such as textiles
and clay, into both art and commercial products
such as jewellery and ceramic goods.
DESIGN, INTERIOR
This area of study is suited for students inter-
ested in the design and decoration of rooms or
building interiors.
DESIGN, FASHION
This program is a study of fabrics, colours, pat-
terns, styles, and all the raw elements of fash-
ion that designers, using their creative intelli-
gence, transform into beautiful and imaginative
clothing and accessories.
ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES
This program focuses on the history, design
and criticism of architecture as both an art and
an important part of culture around the world.
ANIMATION
This program explores storyboarding, drawing
and layout design. You can learn everything
from pitching scripts to creating your own ani-
mated movies.
ADVERTISING
Advertising goes into far more depth than most
people realize. Choosing this as your feld of
study will introduce you to marketing, visual
communication, presentation, production and
overall business aspects.
CINEMA STUDIES
A look at the history and analysis of flm, as
well as flm as an art form. This program will
open doors to a number of careers in this sec-
tor.
ENVIORNMENTAL DESIGN
This program is for students interested in the
design of interior, exterior or environmental
spaces. If you enjoy the detailed aspects of
architecture, consider this program.
VISUAL CULTURE & COMMUNICATION
Visual culture includes art, propaganda, adver-
tising and other forms. This program will allow
you to look in depth at these forms and under-
stand how these are changing with technology
in the twenty frst century.
NEW MEDIA STUDIES
Interested in how digital technology affects the
media? This program provides the opportunity
to study how digital technology changes eco-
nomic, social and cultural aspects.
DESIGN, JEWELRY
Jewelry Design allows students to work from
either an art perspective or a design perspective.
It provides opportunities for students to achieve
their creative potential through the development
of conceptual and technical skills with materials.
DESIGN, CRAFT
This program allows student to innovate in craft,
design and arts practice, and explores the way in
which they affect the way we live and work in a
globalized society.
DESIGN, WEB
This program allows student to have a hands-on
approach in the fundamentals and theories of
web design and development. It includes graphic
design, web software, and web design and more.
ARTS MANAGEMENT
This program is for students who love the arts
and want to learn the business aspects of arts
organizations. It takes business practices such
as marketing, fundraising, and management and
explores them from a distinct arts lens.
COMMUNITY ARTS PRACTICE
Community Arts Practice promotes artistic prac-
tices with groups and communities to express
diverse local identities and to raise awareness
about social, political and environmental issues.
CULTURE & EXPRESSION
studies in-depth of how societies communicate
their value and interests through a wide range of
artistic and cultural forms, among them flm, mu-
sic, literature, and various electronic and visual
media.
NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT
This program allows student to study in the
not-for proft organization. Management studies
include human resources, fundraising, market-
ing, volunteering and more.
CREATIVE ADVERTISING
All of the aspects of advertising (marketing,
production etc.) centred around the creative and
arts industries.
MUSIC PRODUCTION/ INDUSTRY
These programs will equip you with the skills to cre-
ate and produce music within a studio setting, or to
understand the way in which the business of music
operates. The programs often make use of intern-
ships with recording studios or record labels.
DESIGN MANAGEMENT
It serves many different disciplines dedicated to
design, including fashion, interior, industrial, graphic,
landscape, architectural, engineering, and business
interests.
THEATRE & DRAMA
For students interested in acting in stage produc-
tions, stage management, set design and all theatri-
cal aspects.
ACTING
These programs are geared towards students who
want to develop their acting skills and have an inter-
est in pursuing a career in flm, television as well as
stage productions.
VOCAL
The composition faculty offers both a major and a
minor in Music Composition within the B.Mus. pro-
gram. Students interested in pursuing these options
must audition at the end of their frst year of study.
MUSIC
For students interested in the study of mu-
sic, including the history
MUSIC IN PERFORMANCE
providing and facilitating opportunities for
musical instruction, participation, and per-
formance. Offerings in the MPP are subdi-
vided into private instrumental lessons and
a range of sponsored and affliated perform-
ing ensembles.
DANCE
The dance program is professional training
in different dance disciplines which com-
bined with related studies in improvisation
composition, theory, history, music and
anatomy
PRODUCTION
This program is designed for students who
are interested in flm and television produc-
tion.
ART HISTORY
focuses on the global and contemporary
and also gives you a solid grounding in
approaches to visual materials produced
across time, cultures, classes, gender, and
geography. You will learn to look, read and
write critically about the visual, not only in
the classroom, but also through real-world
learning experience in galleries and muse-
ums and in other urban situations.
STUDIO
Offers courses in drawing, painting, sculp-
ture, photography, performance art, video,
new media, animation, and conceptual
practices. Students can also take special-
ized courses in digital imaging, sound art, or
thematic courses.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Approached as a fne-art medium within
contemporary art practice, the Photography
program emphasizes the develop ment of
your artistic vision, encouraging you to ex-
plore a broad range of issues and styles.
CURATORIAL PRACTICE
This cross-disciplinary area is the frst undergradu-
ate program in Canada designed to educate artists
as curators and critics. The Criticism & Curatorial
Practice program recognizes that people who work
in all aspects of the cultural sector beneft from the
direct experience of studio-based learning.
DRAWING & PAINTING
You learn to perceive, read and translate the visual
world into personal forms of pictorial expression
and re presentation. You acquire knowledge of
theory, history and criticism as you develop your
relationship to the physical production of art.
SCULPTURE & INSTALLATION
Sculpture and Installation students experiment with
the making and transformation of 3-dimensional
objects in relation to other components, such as
space, sound, text and images, which includes
woodworking, mould-making, plastic and metal
fabrication, and bronze-casting.
PRINTMAKING
The printmaking curriculum emphasizes an explo-
ration of the endless creative and technical pos-
sibilities in this traditional art form, which includes
etching, lithography, relief, screen-printing, and
papermaking.
SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE-UP
Specialized in theatrical, costume and special ef-
fects makeup art that will make anyone look twice.
The opinions includes flm, television, fashion and
much more.
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Toronto.
JOB BOARDS
Listed below are job boards, and organi-
zations who frequently are updating and
hiring:
Canada Arts Connect
Canada Job Bank
Cultural Human Resources Council
Media Job Search
National Film Board
Neighbourhood Arts Network
Ontario Association of Art Galleries
Royal Conservatory of Music
SOCAN
Tafelmusik
Toronto Arts Foundation
Toronto Symphony Orchestra
Volunteer Toronto
Work in Culture
VOLUNTEER & INTERNSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
Networks and organizations offering vol-
unteer and internship positions:
AGO
Artscape Young Space
COC
Canadian Stage
Clay and Paper Theatre
Craft Ontario
Doors Open
Fu-Gen Theatre
Gardiner Museum
Harbourfront
Hot Docs
ImagineNative
Janes Walk Toronto
Luminato
Massey Hall
McMichael
MOCCA
National Ballet of Canada
Nuit Blanche
Paprika
Powerplant
Reel Asian International Film Festival
Robert McLaughlin Gallery
ROM
Scarborough Arts Council
Sketch
Steps Inititive
Textile Museum
The Artist Project
The BATA Shoe Museum
Toronto Arts Volunteer Network
Toronto Fringe Festival
TIFF
Toronto Outdoor Arts Exhibtiion
TSO
York Region Arts Council
OTHER
Other opportunities to immerse yourself
in the arts
Canadian Opera Company Youth Opera Lab
Jumblies Theatre Internships
Reel Asian Festival Youth Program
Soulpepper Young Leaders Council
Tarragon Theatre Youth Directors Project
EVENT LISTINGS
Free or low-cost online resources
to help you get the word out about
your event
Arts & Culture Based
Akimbo
Blog TO
Eventbrite Toronto
Neighbourhood Arts Network
TO LIVE with culture
Toronto Arts Online
City of Toronto
Toronto Youth Arts Link
Media - TV & Radio
104.5 CHUM FM
96.3 Classical FM
CityTV Event Calendar
CP24
CTV Connected Calendar
Media - Newspaper & Magazine
NOW Magazine
Parents Canada
Post City Magazines
SNAP Scarborough
The Grid
Tonight Newspaper
Toronto Life
Other
49 Street
Backpage
Canada Events Calendar
Craigslist
Eventful
Found Locally
Global Toronto-events
GoFindEvents
Inside Toronto
Kijiji
Neighbour123
PodiumTalk
Toronto Events Listings
Toronto Kiosk
Toronto.com
Torontoist
Torontowide
Whats Happening In
WorldWeb Toronto
Yelp
Always dreamed of having a career in the arts? It
may come as a surprise to you, but many jobs in
the artistic feld include more than just artist.
Check out READYs four profles of arts workers
in Torontoan artist, an arts manager, a resource
provider and a community worker. Next to each
profle is a list of related job titles. Are some of
them familiar to you?
Story #1: ARTIST
You could be a:
Artistic Director
Music Director
Set Designer
Costume Designer
Lighting Designer
Actor
Painter
Singer
Stage Director
Choreographer
Dancer
Curator
Musician
Composer
Art Instructor
Graphic Designer
**You may notice that
some job titles appear
in more than one sec-
tion. With a career in
the arts, your job may
involve wearing many
different hats, and will
deal with many tasks
that overlap.
Story #2: ARTS MANAGER
Gideon Arthurs, General Manager, Tarragon Theatre
Education:
Degree in Theatre with a focus on non-Western performance
Brown University, Rhode Island, USA
Past employment: Executive Director, Toronto Fringe Festival
Company Manager, Soulpepper
I love the idea of being the glue that binds the show
together, and thinking about the bigger picture. Pro-
ducing uses my brain and creativity in very satisfying
ways. Gideon Arthurs
You could be a:
Producer
Associate Producer
Executive Director
Managing Director
Education and Out-
reach Coordinator
Marketing/Develop-
ment Coordinator
Public Relations Co-
ordinator
Communications Co-
ordinator
Human Resources
Manager
Volunteer Manager
Finance Manager
Stage Manager
Front of House Man-
ager
Membership Coordi-
nator
**You may notice that
some job titles appear
in more than one sec-
tion. With a career in
the arts, your job may
involve wearing many
different hats, and will
deal with many tasks
that overlap.
Gideon Arthurs has been General Manager at Tarragon Theatre
for two years. His interest in the arts started in acting, and he at-
tended the performing arts high school Earl Haig in North York. It
wasnt until high school that Gideon discovered producing. As a
theatre producer, Gideon is in charge of all the business aspects
of a production. This includes dealing with fnances, writing funding
proposals, overseeing marketing, managing the venue, and hiring
and leading staff.
A typical day for Gideon involves all of these things. He describes
part of his job as mechanical, because he deals with lots of bud-
gets and fgures. Gideons job can also be challenging. Often, in
the not-for-proft arts sector, ambitions are greater than resources,
people, time, or money. But when Gideon overcomes these chal-
lenges, he fnds being a producer extremely rewarding.
Gideon loves his job because he still gets to be involved in the
artistic process its up to him to make sure the resources match
the great things that are planned by the actors and artistic team.
Its also his responsibility to get Torontos audiences buzzing about
the work that Tarragon does and encourage them to come out to
the theatre.
Gideon says that his job is all about instinct, energy, and imagina-
tion. His advice for anyone who wants to work in the arts is to just
do it. Dont doubt yourself. Go for it!
Story #3: RESOURCE PROVIDER
Connie Bannister, Special Projects Coordinator, Ryerson University
summercompany@ryerson.ca
Education - Degree in Political Studies from Ryerson University as well as a
_____ from Queens University - Kingston, Ontario
Past Employment - Program Coordinator for Free the Children,
It is always interesting to see how people grow over
the summer, not only learning about running a busi-
ness but about themselves.
You could be a:
Public Art Offcer
Senior Arts Development Co-
ordinator
Cultural Outreach Offcer
Senior Arts Consultant
Manager of Cultural Affairs
Supervisor of Cultural Assets
Contract Administration Coor-
dinator
Senior Project Coordinator
Chief Museum Administrator
Program Development Offcer
Museum Administrator
Program Offcer
Exhibit Coordinator
Museum Outreach Offcer
Senior Preservation Coordina-
tor
Preservation Offcer
**You may notice that some job
titles appear in more than one
section. With a career in the arts,
your job may involve wearing
many different hats, and will
deal with many tasks that over-
lap.
Connie Bannister has been working with young entrepre-
neurs for over a year and a half through Ryerson Univer-
sities frst installment of the Summer Company program.
Summer Company is an Ontario based funding program
that gives students with great ideas the frst bump they
need to start their small businesses. The wide array of
business ideas have included web design, fashion, dis-
tribution, landscaping, and of course professional artist.
Since starting work on the summer company program
Connie has found herself inspired by the range of high
quality ideas emerging from .
The majority of Connies day is taken up by the opera-
tions of the program. The rest is for planning the next
great project and taking time to meet with students about
their individual applications. As a Special Projects Coor-
dinator
Story #4: COMMUNITY WORKER
Jade Lee Hoy, Outreach Director of Manifesto
Education: Double major in International Development Studies and Cultural Studies at
Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario
Past employment: Environmental Literary Teacher at Prem Centre in Thailand
I love getting others excited about realizing the po-
tential of their ideas
You could be a:
Community Outreach
Offcer
Cultural Outreach
Offcer
Community Cultural
Coordinator
Community-Based
Art Director
Education and Out-
reach Coordinator
Youth and Childrens
Programs Manager
Creative Apprentice
Arts Educator/Artist
In Residence
Volunteer Coordina-
tor
Community Engage-
ment Coordinator
Youth Development
Coordinator
**You may notice that
some job titles appear
in more than one sec-
tion. With a career in
the arts, your job may
involve wearing many
different hats, and will
deal with many tasks
that overlap.
Jade has been the Outreach Director of Manifesto for three years.
Jade is also an independent artist, set designer, creative appren-
tice and a business entrepreneur. Her interest grew into commu-
nity arts while she was working at Free the Children charity. She is
interested in the intersection of public space, community, and art.
An Outreach Offcer is someone who interacts with community,
coordinate with community partners, hire and train volunteers and
interns, and engage with youth arts group.

A typical day in Jades job involves all of these things. As the Out-
reach Director, she is the face of the organization. She describes
her job as very inspirational, because the work environment
is always changing and she meets different people all the time.
However, Jade loves her job because it is people based. She loves
to get to know about community and understanding the amazing
talents that they have.

Her job is also very challenging. It is diffcult to stay focused on
one thing because she sees so many ideas and potentials coming
out from the community.

Jade says that her job is all about communication, connectivity,
and inspiration. Her advice for anyone who wants to work in the
arts is to get to know your community, get involved, know what is
going on, and work on your communication skills in all different
platform.
READY TO CHAT
Art Blogs
Blogs are a great place for bud-
ding artists and arts managers to
connect with the arts community.
Check these out for information
regarding available programs,
events, festivals, news, commen-
tary, and more.
Artscape D.I.Y. Blog
Business for the Arts Blog
East End Arts
Kapisanan Centre
Musical Toronto
The S.P.O.T.
Toronto Alliance for the Performing
Arts
Unity Charity
Walk for Youth Arts
Ze5T
Other
Akimbo
Arts Journal
The Artful Manager
Arts Policy Diaries
Canadian Art Junkie
Culture 365
Design Boom
Marketing the Arts to Death
Schmopera schmopera.com
Theatre Ontario
Funding Your Project
Need funding for your latest
project and not sure where to
look? Foundations, arts coun-
cils, crowdfunding websites, and
other organizations designed to
help you accomplish your goals
are waiting to hear from you.
Canada Council for the Arts
Centre for Social Innovation
Catalyst
Grant Connect
Indiegogo
Laidlaw Foundation
Metcalf Foundation
Ontario Arts Council
Toronto Arts Council
Job Boards
Arts focused job boards are an
excellent resource for artists
and arts managers of any expe-
rience level looking to further
their careers, or try their hand at
something new. Many Arts Ser-
vice Organizations also host job
boards, so make sure to check
out that section, too.
Alliance for the Arts
Canada Arts Connect canadaartsconnect.com
Canada Job Bank (see Toronto - Culture, Arts,
and Tourism section)
Culture Works
Cultural Human Resources Council culturalhc.
ca
Department of Canadian Heritage Information
Network
Orchestras Canada Job Board
Media Job Search mediajobsearchcanada.
com
Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts Job
Postings
workinculture
Entrepreneurial
Additional resources for the business side
of the cultural industry. Take a look here
for directories, toolkits, research, fnancial
services, and more.
Art Reach G.O.A.L Toolkits
Artscape D.I.Y.
AuthentiCity
Business for the Arts
Get Schooled: Get Connected:
Hill Strategies
Neighbourhood Arts Network Reading Room
Young Associates
Arts Service Organizations & Alliances
Arts Service Organizations and Alliances
are organizations devoted to the interests
of artists. From providing representation
for advocacy issues to offering profession-
al services and assisting with marketing
and development, Arts Service Organiza-
tions and Alliances are extremely valuable
resources for practicing artists and arts
managers.
ACTRA National
Art Reach
Artist-Run Centres and Collectives of Ontario
Arts-Build Ontario
Arts Etobicoke
Arts Network for Children and Youth
Arts Smarts
Associated Designers of Canada
Canadian Alliance for Dance Artists, Ontario Chapter
Canadian Art Museums Directors Organizations
Canadian Artists Representation (CARFAC) Ontario
Canadian Arts Coalition
Canadian Arts Presenting Association
Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA)
Canadian Dance Assembly
Canadian League of Composers
Canadian New Music Network
Creative Cities Network of Canada
Canadian Music Centre
Centre for Cultural Innovation - Ontario Presenting
Network
Choirs Ontario
Folk Music Ontario
Imagine Canada
Independent Media Arts Alliance
The Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance
Lakeshore Arts
League of Canadian Poets
Media Arts Network of Ontario
Music Canada
Musicians Rights Organization Canada
National Indigenous Media Arts Coalition
Neighbourhood Arts Network
Nia Centre for the Arts
North York Arts
Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG)
The Ontario Crafts Council
Ontario Museum Association
Ontario Nonproft Network
Orchestras Canada
Playwrights Guild of Canada
Professional Association of Canadian Theatres
Scarborough Arts
Screen Composers Guild of Canada
SOCAN (the Society of Composers, Authors and
Music Publishers of Canada)
Songwriters Association of Canada
South Asian Dance Alliance of Canada
Storytellers of Canada
Theatre Ontario
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