Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Juan Ramirez, Jr.

Japanese Art Intern

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  • Timeline

  • About me

    Artist | Educator | Admin

  • Education

    • New York University

      2013 - 2015
      Master’s Degree Dramatic Writing
    • City University of New York-Herbert H. Lehman College

      2002 - 2008
      Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Theatre and Mass Communications

      Activities and Societies: Director of the S.E.T. Series, Member of Student Theater Association, Bronx Repertory member.

  • Experience

    • The Metropolitan Museum of Art

      Jan 2000 - Jan 2001
      Japanese Art Intern
    • Immaculate Conception Catholic Church

      Jan 2002 - Jan 2003
      Catechism Teacher
    • Freelance

      Jan 2006 - now
      Playwright

      Award-winning and internationally produced playwright and screenwriter, monologist, director, actor, filmmaker, producer and poet. Review full bio at website.

    • Lehman Stages

      Jan 2006 - Jan 2010
      • House Manager, Box Office Clerk/Usher

        Jan 2006 - Jan 2010
      • Costume Coordinator

        Jan 2007 - Jan 2008
      • Stage Manager, Flyman, Sound Operator, Stage Hand

        Jan 2006 - Jan 2008
    • S.E.T. Series

      Jan 2007 - Jan 2008
      Director
    • BronxNet Intern

      Jan 2007 - Jan 2008
      Floor Manager, Camera Operator, Video Tape Operator, Teleprompter, Runner
    • The Bronx Journal

      Jan 2007 - Jan 2007
      Writer
    • The Bronx Journal on BronxNet

      Jan 2008 - Jan 2008
      Segment Producer

      Interview and Segment Producer/Writer.Guest invite – MARY FETCHET, founding director of Voice of September 11th and TATS CRU, professional graffiti artists and muralists.

    • INTAR

      Jan 2013 - Jan 2014
      Literary Intern

      Organized and archived scripts.Created archiving system and selecting process for admitted scripts.Creating Newsletter and Web design.

    • Drama Club NYC

      Sept 2014 - Jan 2015
      Facilitator

      Teaching playwriting and improv between the ages of eleven and seventeen.Coordinating performances and readings.

    • ART DEFINED PRODUCTIONS

      Jan 2020 - Jan 2023
      Teaching Artist/Facilitator

      Flip The Script Series are virtual workshops to the public through the non-profit organization Art Defined, sponsored by Poets &Writers and Bronx Council on the Arts’ Arts Fund Grant.Playwriting Workshops include: The Monologue Workshop, The One-Minute Play Workshop and The Dialogue Workshop.Film Workshops include: The Visual Storytelling for Film Workshop, The Horror Film Workshop and The Romantic Comedy Film Workshop. TV Workshops include: The Procedural Workshop and The TV Structure WorkshopWriting Process Workshops include: The Safe Space Writing Workshop, The PassWORD to Ideas Workshop and The Character Workshop. Show less

    • Borough of Manhattan Community College

      Jan 2020 - Jan 2020

      Guest director Keenan N. Charles workshopped and performed the short play Jump!, as part of the Theater Department’s virtual semester performance. Lecturer Karl O’Brian Williams THE 220 Page to Stage class, where students developed and performed the one-act play, One Act Of Kindness, as a final project. Students also adapted the one-act play into a recorded film version available on YouTube.Attended classes to provide students with Q&A sessions, directing, playwriting and film development notes.

      • Guest Playwright

        Jan 2020 - Jan 2020
      • Guest Playwright

        Jan 2020 - Jan 2020
    • Bronx Council on the Arts

      Jan 2020 - Jan 2021
      Teaching Artist

      Perform Your Monologue! WorkshopParticipants 17 and older learn the structure of monologues, performing the character and techniques on implementing the writer’s voice. Prompts where based on the virtual exhibition of Radical Elegance, specifically Renee Cox’s photograph, The Signing.The Playwriting WorkshopPlaywriting elements for beginning and professional writers, with a focus on character, structure, plot and theme.

    • CONCH SHELL PRODUCTIONS

      Jan 2020 - Jan 2020
      Guest Playwright with Artist Chat

      Moderated by Conch Shell Productions Literary Manger and Dramaturg Sergei Burbank, artists discuss the commitment to create art that articulates today’s stories and experiences.

    • Dramatists Guild Foundation

      Jan 2020 - Jan 2024
      Volunteer Event Coordinator/End of Play Partner

      Dramatists Guild Foundation hosts an annual initiative for member and non-member playwrights to write in community with End of Play Partners acting as facilitators.

    • HB Studio

      Jan 2021 - Jan 2021
      Guest Playwright Panelist

      Invited by and hosted by department chair to discuss and take Q&A from students about various subjects in the industry. Discussions based on careers in playwrighting and acting, opportunities in networking, best methods for self-promotion and production collaboration.

    • Queens University of Charlotte

      Jan 2021 - Jan 2024
      Featured guest Playwright and Poet

      Sponsored by The Center for Latino Studies in partnership with artist Edwin Gil, the live and virtual exhibition highlights the current cultural and artistic contributions of Latinos in the United States. Selected play: Coquito (2021), poem “Hey, You!” (2022) and others.Peer-reviewed

    • Naked Angels Theater Company

      Jan 2021 - Jan 2023

      Six weeks, once a week workshop, tailored to individual youth artists, working to develop a single work. Mentorship includes providing writing tools and resources, writing tips and prompts, research, process discussion and artistic development. Two-week intensive workshop for public high-school students, with a goal to explore playwriting and filmmaking. 2022: Students wrote, acted, directed, edited and produced short films, via Zoom. Naked Angels in partnerships with Good Shepard, hosted a workshop and open mic for participating youth. Develop, discuss and rehearse poems by youth.Host open mic, encouraging youth to perform their work live in front of supportive staff.

      • Teaching Artist, Writing Mentorship

        Jan 2022 - Jan 2023
      • Teaching Artist with 3T Program

        Jan 2022 - Jan 2023
      • Teaching Artist

        Jan 2021 - Jan 2023
    • MANHATTAN CLASS COMPANY, INC

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2024
      Playwriting Lab Director

      High-school level instruction, based on the fundamentals of playwriting.Students submit, share and receive encouraging group feedback within a safe space. Students develop a ten-minute, one-act or full-length for the FreshPlay Festival, and are prepared to engage with actors and directors in the rehearsal process.

    • Lehman College

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
      Non-Teaching Adjunct as Director and Dramaturg

      Dramaturg work for student and alumni new work. Directing workshop production for Student Play Festival, led by Stephanie Stowe

    • Manhattan Theatre Club

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2024
      Teaching Artist as Actor

      Play development and the craft of playwriting for high school students.Participating Actor, in-class, rehearsal, and workshop performance.

    • Bronx Council on the Arts

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
      Teaching Artist with SU-CASA

      NYC’s effort to enrich the lives of its senior citizens through the arts. The initiative connects artist with seniors in their local communities. Monologue Workshop: A Trip Down Memory Lane. A series of workshops totaling 40 hours designed for monologue writing for seniors. Each workshop encourages imaginative storytelling, highlighting unique voices. Senior participants engaged in a final performance called A Trip Down Memory Lane, sharing their stories with an audience.

    • New York University Tisch School of the Arts

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2022

      • Pre-college level and undergrad students on the fundamentals of plays, TV and film. Introduction to Dramatic WritingWriting, discussion, feedback, and exploration based on character development, dialogue, world and setting, plot, scene, sequence, format, theme and genre. Final project consists of an original play, teleplay or screenplay. Introduction to Dramatic WritingPre-college level and undergrad students, on the fundamentals of plays, TV and film. Writing, discussion, feedback, and exploration based on character development, dialogue, world and setting, plot, scene, sequence, format, theme and genre. Final project consists of an original play, teleplay or screenplay. Invited by Tisch chair to appear for as a Guest Artist for Q&A with students. Informing students on the process of teaching, development, workshop tools and tips on the career of an artist and teaching artist.

      • Adjunct Instructor

        Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
      • Adjunct Instructor

        Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
      • Guest Teaching Artist with Undergrad Program

        Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
    • Atlantic Theater Company

      Jan 2022 - Jan 2022
      Guest Teaching Artist

      Teaching fundamentals of poetry and performance poetry.

    • New York University Tisch School of the Arts

      Jan 2023 - Jan 2024

      Screenwriting IFundamentals of screenwriting, with a focus on analysis, discussion and reporting.Students develop, outline and write a two-page silent short, a 20 – 30 short film and a synopsis/pitch for a feature film. Playwriting IFundamentals of playwriting, with a focus on analysis, discussion and reporting.Students develop, outline and write a ten-minute play, cold read with actors.Students develop, outline and write a one-act play.

      • Adjunct Instructor

        Jan 2023 - Jan 2024
      • Adjunct Instructor

        Jan 2023 - Jan 2023
    • Theatre Communications Group

      Jan 2024 - Jan 2024
      Feature Guest

      TCG National Conference: ChicagoThe Need For BIPOC Play Development Groups: American Theatre Group Play Lab led by Pandora Scooter, discussion on how to create a playwriting group and instruct the Liz Lerman process specifically for BIPOC playwrights.

  • Licenses & Certifications

    • Global Inclusion, Diversity and Strategic Innovation, Inclusive Teaching

      New York University
      Jan 2020