On this page you'll find all the information you need if you're thinking of becoming an Appraiser, and to help you once you've joined the team.
Use the links below to help you find the advice, information and resources you need.
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Even if you're an experienced appraiser, please do take a few minutes to look over everything on this page. We do change things from time to time and we would like you to be up to date with the system....
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What does an Appraiser do?
If you haven't already done so, have a look at our Glammies main page. This'll tell you about how the process works.
A GDL Appraiser is one of a team (drawn from GDL member companies) who visit productions mounted by other GDL groups across South Wales. You may be asked to attend a youth or an adult production. Having seen the show, you're then asked to write down your comments and send them back to the relevant Moderator who pools them all and submits them to the company.
What guidance can you offer a new member of the team?
We have produced a list of suggestions that you might find useful when writing an appraisal. The list won't tell you what to write, but can help you with ideas.
Once you've read this page, if you'd like to know more, please contact Annette Littlechild, our Appraisers' Co-ordinator , tel: 07855 813141.
Annette will let you know when our next training session is and will line you up to see a show with an experienced member of the team at the next convenient opportunity. You'll then be expected to submit a report (we have a list of suggestions you can use to give you an idea of the kind of approach we're looking for) for us to see if you're able to call on sufficient experience/overview, and are able to express it, to our required standard. If you are, you will then be invited to join the team and Annette can call on you to check your availability as and when shows are entered.
We are very keen to welcome new members, and if you think you might be interested, please do let us know.
What's new?
In 2009, we updated our marking system, revising it to bring it in line with the GODA marking system used by GODA adjudicators at festivals all over the country. This has worked well, and will be continued for 2009-10.
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