Topic: BrumJAM 2012
When I Were A Lad
All this was just fields, next year there will be a stuffing great tent and 1500 kids on it.
September 4th, 2011 | BrumJAM 2012 | 1 Comment;
BrumJAM Jobs
1500 Scouts, Explorers, Guides and Leaders stand out in the crowd waiting for the opening ceremony to start… Are you the person to help kick start their BrumJAM adventure and create an experience they will never forget?
The BrumJAM Entertainment team are responsible for delivering the entire programme of entertainment to the Jamboree. We will produce opening and closing ceremonies and provide 5 nights of entertainment on the main stage for the Jamboree participants. We’ll provide all the services the Jamboree needs to pull this off ranging from the main stage, power generation, lighting, sound, and the programme. We’ll support the sub camp leaders and provide technical resources for their programmes, and we’ll support the Leader and staff entertainment programmes.
The entertainment team will liaise with external suppliers, performers, Jamboree participants, and the local community to make sure that when the music starts on July 28th 2012 we’ll be making memories and riding on the crest of a wave.
The BrumJAM Entertainment Team is recruiting I’m looking for a programme lead for the main stage along with 2 programme assistants and a technical lead for the main stage. Job descriptions are below, please send your letters of application to david (dot) lodwig (at) davelodwig (dot) co (dot) uk
Entertainment – Main Stage – Technical Lead
Entertainment – Main Stage – Programme Lead
Entertainment – Main Stage – Programme Assistant
May 7th, 2011 | BrumJAM 2012 | No Comments
Let Me Entertain You
In 2012 The Scout Association County of Birmingham is holding an International Jamboree called BrumJAM. It’s being held at our county scout activity centre Blackwell Adventure and is open to 1500 Scouts & Guides from all over the world (including Birmingham).
I’ve been appointed as Head of Entertainment and it’s my remit to plan and deliver all of the Entertainment, the technical aspects for them and organise and produce the opening and closing ceremonies. So just a little job then. There’s a long way to go and at the moment I’m in the process of asking people to be a part of the core entertainments team who will be helping me to do the initial planning and organising before we start recruiting the larger team of technical staff, performers, and external groups.
All this on top of running a Scout Troop and attending the 22nd WSJ, I must be mad.
November 24th, 2010 | BrumJAM 2012 | 5 Comments