[Capdist-auditions] Actress needed - paid position

Kerr, Amy L akerr at albany.edu
Wed Jul 11 14:02:25 EDT 2018


Since 2017 Research Foundation of SUNY Professional Development Program has partnered with the Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center and New York State Office of Children and Family Services to provide Child Forensic Interviewing Training across the state, which provides training in the ChildFirst(r) Forensic Interview Protocol.

A principal component of the five-day course is mock interviews, which are conducted on the Thursday and Friday of each week long training, during which each trainee conducts an interview with a "child" one-on-one. For these mock interviews, we use adult actors to portray the children.

We have a training coming up the week of July 23rd in Plattsburgh, and are needing an actress for Thursday and Friday. The actors are needed about 11:00am - 5pm on Thursday July 26th and 7:45am - 12:15pm on Friday July 27th (we will know exact times as the training gets closer).  This is a paid job. If an actor's mileage from home to the training site is less than 50 miles one-way, total reimbursement is $175 (this is total for both days - not per day).  If the mileage from home to the training site is 50 miles or more one-way, reimbursement is $295 total (this is total for both days - not per day). Meals and hotel are at the discretion of the actor.

We are looking for one adult actress (18 years & up) who would be interested and available to play several different children who are interviewed by course trainees. Using scenarios we provide, each actor develops the necessary backstory for each child and needs to be prepared to answer questions in character and age appropriately.

The foundation of ChildFirst(r) is: the best interest of the child. The training also includes child development, memory and suggestibility, cultural considerations, working effectively as a multi-disciplinary team (MDT), testifying in court, legal issues and preparing children for court. This five-day classroom training course gives child abuse professionals a comprehensive introduction to the forensic interviewing process and teaches students to apply the latest research to real-life situations.

Contact Amy Kerr at akerr at albany.edu<mailto:akerr at albany.edu> with interest and resume

Amy L Kerr
Administrative Assistant II
Research Foundation of SUNY
Professional Development Program
Department of Child Welfare
4 Tower Place 4H-10
Albany, NY 12203
518-442-6504


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