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Quintessential Careers Arts, Entertainment, and Gaming Jobs

QuintCareers.com Job Postings: Index of Arts/Entertainment/Gaming Jobs -- currently several hundred jobs in the arts, entertainment, and gaming. Job-seekers can browse listings or search for jobs by location, companies, and keywords. Post your resume. Subscribe to free industry trade magazines. Free to job-seekers.

Other Arts, TV, Theatre, Entertainment Job Sites:

ArtCareer.Net -- a job and career site for job-seekers in the arts. You can search for employment listings (full-time, part-time, project-based), and educational (fellowships, assistantships) and artistic opportunities in the visual arts -- as well as post your resume. Also offer (fee-based) career guidance and links to art-related resources. Free to job-seekers.

ArtJob -- a great source for job opportunities in the arts, where job-seekers can search for full- and part-time employment, internships, grants, public art projects, residencies, and much more.

b-roll.net -- the television photography Website, which includes job listings and salary information. Other resources include a freelance directory, a resume database, message board, and more. Free to job-seekers.

A Digital Dreamer -- a nice career site that focuses on how to become a graphic designer. Includes articles on graphic design careers, as well as career resources on portfolio creation, resume development, and more. Free.

EntertainmentCareers.net -- a great resource for job-seekers looking for jobs or internships in just about any type of occupation in the entertainment industry. You can search by location or by type of job. Free to job-seekers.

Explore Talent -- one of the largest talent site and a great source for acting and modeling auditions and casting calls. Job-seekers can search castings and auditions and even post your resume and picture. Basic service is free to job-seekers.

Get a TV job -- a site geared to helping recent college grads and others find your first job in television -- including development of your resume and cover letter to the demo tape, as well as other job-search approaches.

mediabistro -- this site is for any job-seeker who creates or works with media, including: editors, writers, television producers, graphic designers, production, and circulation professionals working in book publishing, magazines, television, radio, newspapers, online media, advertising, PT, and graphic design. Free to job-seekers.

Privatelessons.com -- Musicians who wish to teach private lessons can post their resumes to this Web site.

ShowBizJobs.Com -- offering job-seekers in the film, television, recording and attractions industries the opportunity to search for jobs by company name, job category, or geographic location. Job-seekers can also post your resume into their proprietary database. Job search is free, but there is a fee for posting your resume.

TVJobs.com -- where job-seekers looking for employment in the broadcast industry in the U.S. or Canada -- television, radio, cable, education, corporate-industrial, post production, and satellite -- can subscribe to an employment bulletin board that allows you to view jobs. You can also post your resume. Fee-based.

Don't overlook going directly to the career center of potential employers to get the most current information on job openings, conduct research, and learn how to submit your application. You can find links to more than 500 company career centers in The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers.

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