OPENINGS FOR CHOREOGRAPHERS (FOLK AND TRIBAL MUSIC & DANCE PRODUCTION) AT SANSKRITI MANTRALYA , NAGPUR (SCZCC) - SEPTEMBER 2012

Ref. No.: SCZCC/NAGPUR/CGPR/01/ 573

Last date : September 06 2012

The Ministry of Culture, Government of India has planned to commemorate closing ceremony of Silver Jubilee
celebrations of its seven ZCC’s with its titled programme “MAATI KE RANG”- a 4 days event to be held anywhere in India in February 2013. This programme shall consist of exhibition of artifacts and demonstrations by the seven zonal cultural centres consists of more than 2000 artists from various parts of India.

The Ministry of Culture invites Expressions of Interest (EoI) from CHOREOGRAPHERS (FOLK AND TRIBAL MUSICAL & DANCE PRODUCTION) who would be required to plan, sequence and choreograph dances of folk and tribal disciplines in a one non-stop choreographed presentation on the main stage.

Role description:

Choreographer should be able to design, direct and stylise the dance and musical production by working in close
coordination with individual folk and tribal , music /dance troupes. The Choreographer will have to work with the artists to prepare a single coherent finished performance without changing the basic dance form. This production will be different on all 4 days. This would be possible by taking the overall control of the entire folk and tribal music and dance production by the choreographer. As part of the production support team, the choreographer must work closely with the music director, costume designer, sound designer, set designer and light designer.
The Ministry gives their choreographers a great deal of freedom for their work, but still, the result must be part of an organic whole and of overall artistic intent.

OPENINGS FOR CHOREOGRAPHERS (FOLK AND TRIBAL MUSIC & DANCE PRODUCTION) AT SANSKRITI MANTRALYA , NAGPUR (SCZCC) - SEPTEMBER 2012

Eligibility Criteria
1. Choreographers must have demonstrated experience of at least 10 years in conducting similar programmes at multiple
locations in India. Conduct of such programmes abroad will be considered as an additional qualification.
2. Choreographers must have experience of working with organisations working in the field of dance/ drama / music etc.
Working with central/ state government and other affiliated organisations will be given priority.
3. Choreographers should be able to design and direct the dance or stylized movements in an attractive manner.
4. Choreographer shall be possessing Certificate of Eligibility with advanced standing like NSD/BFA/MFA/Visharad/
Alankar in Classical, Folk or Tribal Dances. Certificate in dance andfolk arts (music and dance) from renowned
institutions or universities will be considered as additional qualification for priority purpose.
5. Choreographers must have total turn over of Rs. 50 lakhs in the last 3 Financial Years combined from Dance and
Choreography related business.


All EoI submissions must be sent by 06th September 2012 upto 4.00 p.m..

Interested firms/persons must send their Expression of Interests by email to director@sczcc.gov.in or sczccdirector@gmail.com

OR courier/speed post to:

The Director, South Central Zone Cultural Centre,
56/1, Temple
Road, Civil Lines, Nagpur 440001.

For further ideas and references about MAATI KE RANG please see refer the following links: www.facebook.com/maatikerang;www.twitter.com/maatikerang; www.flickr.com/maatikerang;www.youtube.com/maatikerang etc.

For any other enquiry call on 0712-2562974, 5665107 between office hours 9.30 to 6.00 p.m.

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For more info please visit The South Central Zone Cultural CenterWebsite : www.sczcc.gov.in

The South Central Zone Cultural Center, Nagpur one of the seven Zonal Cultural Centres in India was established in 1986 with its Headquarters at Nagpur. It comprises the linguistically different states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

Address :
The South Central Zone Cultural Center
56/1, Temple Road, Civil Lines,
Nagpur, Maharashtra, India : 440001