OK. Here's the deal. You're the artistic director of a dance company. You need a lighting designer (or a costumer or a set designer). Don't worry if you feel you don't know anything about design (you'd be amazed at how many directors <I>don't</I>). What materials would you want to see? Please rate the following, with "1" being the one you'd most want and "5" being that in which you're least interested.<P><BR> slides or photographs<BR> resume<BR> letters of recommendation<BR> newspaper reviews<BR> other: ____________________________<P><BR>This is not entirely an intellectual exercise. As some of you know, I'm job hunting. I think my web page (which is my online portfolio) is pretty well-organized, but a third-party opinion is always helpful. Comments -- critical or complimentary -- are always welcome.<P>------------------<BR>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<BR>Jeffrey E. Salzberg, Lighting Designer<BR>Online portfolio, now including "This Day in Arts History":<BR><A HREF="http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.suncoast.quik.com/salzberg</A> <P><BR><p>[This message has been edited by salzberg (edited October 17, 2000).]

I was sorta thinking about video when I wrote "other", but basically included it to cover myself in case there was something I hadn't thought of.<P>Why no newspaper reviews?<BR>

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>i wonder about a small headshot<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>grace, surely competition in the US Arts is intense enough as it is, without taking out the opposition completely?