• To be seriously considered as a potential artist for this production, submit two renderings depicting a minimum of two of the three scenes below.
• Submissions will be accepted by email only.  Please scan and attach as a document.  Submit to beazamora@cox.net
• Submit a one page resume depicting your interest, experience, and contact information.  New and beginning artists are encouraged to apply.
• All submissions are due by February 28, 2009.

Scene 1:Long ago in the land of Tlallilived a young boy named Ollin. He was called Ollin because a small earthquake had shaken his homeland on the day he was born, and Ollin meant earthquake. It also meant movement, so it was an especially fine name for a runner so swift as Ollin. He was only eleven years old, but was known to all as the boy who could run like the wind. Ollin was tall and thin for his age and had deep dark black eyes that shone like obsidian beads.  His long black hair was adorned by a beaded headband given to him by his grandfather.  He was a happy boy whose warm brown face always sparkled with a smile.
 
Scene 2: The Tlamatini was an old man with long, gray hair.  His deep brown face was etched with many lines.  People said that each line on his face was won by a lesson he had learned. (the Tlamatini) was a small, thin man lifting a clay jug out of the cold, clear water.
 
Scene 3: "I am the guardian of Mictlan," roared a deep, hoarse voice.  I am Mictlantekwtli, the lord of the land of the dead!"  Mictlantekwtli was a tall, thin figure with a skull face and ghastly white skin that sagged from his bony body.  He wore a crown of metal plates and carried a giant bone scepter. 
 

• We are looking for bilingual volunteers who will work closely with children and their families to make wishes come true. 
• Time commitment is generally 5-15 hours/monthly. 
• Wish Granters get to experience the magic of making a wish come true. Volunteers are an essential part of the wish from beginning to end.
• Wish granters always work in teams so it's a great opportunity to meet new people
• To find out more about the Make-A-Wish Foundation please visit www.wishsandiego.org or contact Stephanie Jakaitis at (858) 707-WISH or sjakaitis@wishsandiego.org

We will be holding a volunteer orientation on Feb. 12 for those interested in learning more. Please RSVP by Feb. 6th to sjakaitis@wishsandiego.org to attend.