Actors Needed for Five-Part Video Series to Address Sexual and Relationship Violence
The Campus Sexual and Relationship Violence Center of U of A has teamed up with Ollieography Productions, a local video production company, to produce a five-part video series to educate and spread awareness about sexual violence, trauma response, rape culture and bystander intervention. The production of the video series is supported through a grant from the Women's Giving Circle.
They are looking to the student body to find volunteer actors for various roles within the short videos. Food will be provided during filming sessions. This is a great opportunity to add actor credits to one's resume for a series of professionally produced videos.
If you are interested, please contact Ollieography.auditions@gmail.com for additional information.
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Contacts
Dr. Mary A. Wyandt-Hiebert, director, Campus Sexual and Relationship Violence Center
Pat Walker Health Center
479-575-4000,
respect@uark.edu
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