The livelihood of a performer depends on his or her ability to deliver a good audition. Even if you're not an actor, dancer or singer, we all should be aware of how to impress potential employers. Here's a few tips on how to do so!
1. Be prepared. In addition to having the necessary materials ready - your resume, your headshot, your audition pieces - also be aware of the show for which you are auditioning. Know the show, its demands, and what you can contribute to it.
2. Confidence is key! Also important is the idea of faking it til you make it - you seem unsure of whether or not you are a great candidate for a certain job, your potential employer will feel the exact same way. Don't be overly ambitious, however - just be realistic about what you are able to do and really sell them on it!
3. Be the best version of yourself. Others will best receive you when you are comfortable in your own skin. :]
Now get out there and break a leg!
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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This weekend in photos.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Flash Mob Dance
A flash mob dance is when a group of people come together seemingly spontaneously in a public place and perform a choreographed dance and then disperse just as suddenly. This craze has been taking place across the globe:
(here a flash mob dance assembles in a Liverpool train station)
The flash mob dance was even seen in an episode of the popular sitcom, Modern Family:
So if you think you have the moves and you've always had a craving to perform, participating in a flash mob dance may just be the thing for you!
Street Art: High or Low Art?
Where does this sort of art fit in the world of art? What kind of art is this? What does it achieve? Express? What does the Youtube access artists now have say about distribution of art/ideas? TONS of questions to be asked regarding this sort of stuff...enjoy :)
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