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Position: Lawn Producer

Reports To: Artistic Director/Festival Producer

Team: Lawn Production Team and Festival Lawn Operations

The Lawn Producer ensures the successful planning and execution of Festival Lawn performance and experience related activities at The Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival, including but not limited to:

SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS

• Must be comfortable standing/walking for long periods of time, working outdoors in summer temperatures and working late nights and long hours, if needed

• Budget Management - manage event budget for all artistic and experience elements of the outdoor festival 

• Outdoor Stage booking - have established relationships in the Orlando music scene, preferred, not required

  • Artist Recruitment - invite artists to perform on the Outdoor Stage

    • Creating application process

    • Creating artist contracts

  • Artist relations - work closely with all artists managing performance schedules, load in and load out schedules, contracts and payments

• Lawn Experience - Offer vision and planning for artistic lawn experience

• Have basic knowledge of technical elements used for an outdoor performance venue

• Team player who can work independently but also collaborate as part of a team to execute vendor selection and festival grounds layout

• Highly motivated, goal oriented self-starter with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks and responsibilities

• On-Site Execution - Supervise artistic and experience activities ensuring everything runs smoothly and address any issues that arise

• Must be able to solve problems quickly and effectively

• Must be able to lift, push or pull 50 lbs

• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, as well as the ability to manage time and adhere to deadlines

• Passion for Orlando Fringe and the Central Florida Arts Community

VISION, PLANNING, COMMUNICATION AND MEETINGS

• Offer vision and direction to further improve the lawn experience of the Festival, specifically by forging new partnerships and initiatives

• Actively participate in team communication (Slack, email, etc)

• Attend Festival Production meetings

SALARY/HOURS/BENEFITS

• Contracted Seasonal Employee

• $5,000 Stipend paid in four installments

• Must be present for Orientation on May 10

• Dates of employment - January 15  - June 1, 2026

  • Prep dates: January 15 - May 8, 2026

  • Festival dates: May 10 (Orientation) - June 1, 2026

• Show Access Unlimited Rush Pass used to see Festival Shows
  

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Orlando Fringe produces The Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival, the longest running Fringe in the United States. It is a member of the Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals (CAFF), United States Association of Fringe Festivals (USAFF) and the World Fringe Association.

Orlando Fringe’s mission is to create cost effective platforms, equitable opportunities, and resources for live performance and visual arts that connect communities through creative risk-taking, experimentation and exploration. The Orlando Fringe Festival will always strive to be 100% Unjuried, Uncensored, Inclusive, and Accessible to All Bodies, All Abilities, and All Identities. 

Orlando Fringe is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and receives generous funding from Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs, United Arts of Central Florida, and the City of Orlando. 

RESUME AND COVER LETTER

Please submit a resume and cover letter to fringejobs@orlandofringe.org with Festival Lawn Producer in the subject line. 

No phone calls please.

MARKETING COORDINATOR

Part-time | 30 hours per week| Hourly $17

About the Role

The Marketing Coordinator will assist the Director of Experience in supporting Orlando Fringe's marketing efforts. This role focuses on helping manage social media platforms, coordinating third-party marketing relationships, supporting the creation of in-house collateral and signage, and handling marketing administrative tasks. The Marketing Coordinator ensures that Orlando Fringe’s message reaches the community and aligns with our mission to foster artistic expression and accessibility.

Structure

The Marketing Coordinator reports directly to the Director of Experience and works collaboratively across departments to support marketing initiatives.

Overview

The Marketing Coordinator helps maintain the organization’s online presence, coordinates with external marketing partners, and supports the execution of marketing tasks. Responsibilities include assisting with the social media calendar, creating and scheduling content, capturing content at events, supporting the design of in-house marketing materials, and coordinating with vendors and partners to ensure projects stay on track. By supporting cohesive marketing efforts, this role helps amplify Orlando Fringe’s mission and strengthens community engagement.

What You’ll Do

Social Media & Content

• Assist with maintaining Orlando Fringe’s social media presence, including scheduling, posting, engaging, and creating content across platforms.

• Support the social media content calendar and help ensure consistency with Orlando Fringe’s branding and messaging.

• Capture and edit content at events, including photos and video.

• Track performance metrics and provide basic reports to guide the team.

• Identify opportunities to engage in community conversations and trending topics.

Marketing Administration

• Help coordinate marketing schedules and deadlines and keep materials organized.

• Act as a point of contact for external marketing partners, including agencies, photographers, and printers, helping to communicate approvals, feedback, and deliverables.

• Update the website and maintain community calendars with festival information.

• Support the organization and documentation of marketing plans, materials, and partner communications.

In-House Design Support

• Assist in managing, resizing, and formatting design assets for campaigns.

• Support creation of marketing materials and signage for programs and events.

• Ensure all materials stay on-brand and visually consistent.

• Collaborate with creative vendors as needed.

Who You Are

• A creative, out-of-the-box thinker who works well within organizational structures.

• Social media savvy, experienced with scheduling tools, analytics, and content creation.

• Comfortable using Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, and Squarespace.

• Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to juggle multiple projects and deadlines.

• A strong, collaborative communicator who works well with teams and external partners.

• Familiar with branding practices and comfortable collaborating with creative vendors.

• Adaptable, a problem-solver, and an effective written and verbal communicator.

• Passionate about the arts, live performance, and community engagement.

• Flexible and ready to support festival events, including evenings and weekends.

Work Environment

Our office is at 812 E Rollins St, Orlando. Attendance is expected at weekly on-site meetings and work sessions, with flexibility for tasks that can be done remotely. Special events and the festival will require your presence on evenings and weekends.

About Orlando Fringe

For over 30 years, we’ve produced the Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival—the longest-running Fringe in the U.S. and Central Florida’s largest performing arts festival. Orlando Fringe’s mission is to create cost-effective platforms, equitable opportunities, and resources for live performance and visual arts that connect communities through creative risk-taking, experimentation, and exploration. The Orlando Fringe Festival will always strive to be 100% Unjuried, Uncensored, Inclusive, and Accessible to All Bodies, All Abilities, and All Identities.

How to Apply

Send your resume, a short note about why you’re excited to join Orlando Fringe, and examples of social media or design work (if available) to [fringejobs@orlandofringe.org].

In your note, please include:

• Who you are

• Why you’re a good fit for Fringe

• How you would approach this role