IHRAF: Wild Project will take place December 7-13 at Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd Street, East Village -- about five blocks from the F train stop at First Ave.
You would work with all performances to design their shows and run the board (sound, lights, projections) during the Festival. Costanza will be running point on this event, as the Assistant Producer; and we will have a PA to help with projections and other matters during the tech rehearsals/productions as necessary (Wild Project has a projector, but it needs to be activated and de-activated with a remote before and after each projection event).
We will have approximately 55-60 total performances. You would be engaged as soon as we onboard the shows in mid-September, as they fill out intake forms and reach out with tech questions.
Total pay would be $2500.
- $500 September 15, 2026
- $500 November 15, 2026
- $500 December 7, 2026
- $1000 December 14, 2026
The times are:
Monday, December 7
Arrive in Theater: 10 am
7 pm: Production
Tuesday, December 8
7 pm: Production
7 pm: Production
8:30 pm: Production
Thursday, December 10:
7 pm: Production
8:30 pm: Production
Friday, December 11:
7 pm: Production
8:30 pm: Production
Saturday, December 12:
3 pm: Production
7 pm: Production
Sunday, December 13:
3 pm: Production
7 pm: Production
Company Description The International Human Rights Art Movement is a series of art-activist events, festivals, workshops, and community programs at the intersection of art, advocacy, and society. Each event brings together social and political leaders and community members to explore more inclusive, compassionate, and open-minded ways of engaging with the world. The organization is grounded in the belief that art can open hearts and minds and help heal societal divisions. Through beauty, sincerity, passion, and artistic excellence, it seeks to dissolve boundaries and foster constructive dialogue. Artists and partners collaborate from a perspective of mutual respect and shared responsibility, avoiding accusatory or adversarial approaches and emphasizing open-hearted creativity and discourse. https://humanrightsartmovement.org/ihraf-festival-history
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