IDP Camp - The Return - Tuesday 2nd February
Hello lovely people!
As some of you might recall, Firecat Masquerade help run an IDP / Refugee camp at a training simulation for international aid workers, in Wellingborough and I've had someone pull out at the last moment and am now desparately seeking one more person to join our happy crew tomorrow.
It's helpful if you can act or roleplay, but not neccessary. Participants should be able to take clear direction, however, and be prepared for long periods of waiting between scenes. The scenes we are simulating will involve gunfire, potential hostage-taking and simulated violence.
You would need to be able to get to Wellingborough for 11ish on Tuesday morning - or if you are based in or near Brighton, we can possibly give you a lift.
While we are unfortuantely unable to pay people much, there is some scope for paying reasonable small expenses and beermoney. Those who have worked on RedR's Personal Security in Emergency courses will be able to tell you that a) it's a LOT of fun and b) you would be helping charities and NGO's prepare for potentially life-threatening situations in the field.
We can offer:
Eternal gratitude
A fun day out.
£20 payment for the days work, and then up to £20 expenses to cover your costs.
A possible lift if you are from Brighton
Anyone up for this?
As some of you might recall, Firecat Masquerade help run an IDP / Refugee camp at a training simulation for international aid workers, in Wellingborough and I've had someone pull out at the last moment and am now desparately seeking one more person to join our happy crew tomorrow.
It's helpful if you can act or roleplay, but not neccessary. Participants should be able to take clear direction, however, and be prepared for long periods of waiting between scenes. The scenes we are simulating will involve gunfire, potential hostage-taking and simulated violence.
You would need to be able to get to Wellingborough for 11ish on Tuesday morning - or if you are based in or near Brighton, we can possibly give you a lift.
While we are unfortuantely unable to pay people much, there is some scope for paying reasonable small expenses and beermoney. Those who have worked on RedR's Personal Security in Emergency courses will be able to tell you that a) it's a LOT of fun and b) you would be helping charities and NGO's prepare for potentially life-threatening situations in the field.
We can offer:
Eternal gratitude
A fun day out.
£20 payment for the days work, and then up to £20 expenses to cover your costs.
A possible lift if you are from Brighton
Anyone up for this?