by Cast It Admin | Sep 21, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix The good news is, everything changes every second. The bad news is… well, you guessed it—everything changes, every second. As actors, we’re supposed to exult in living in the moment. That’s where the feeling of...
by Cast It Admin | Aug 21, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix Or, what exactly is “noise”, and what can you do to reduce it. Maybe you’ve heard the term already; maybe you’re new to the biz and have yet to even experience it. But stick around long enough, and you’ll hear some...
by Cast It Admin | Jul 22, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix Sometimes the shortest distance between two points is a parallel line. You’re a good actor, working hard to become a better one. You live great chunks of your life on your feet in the aisles of Sam French and the performing...
by Cast It Admin | Jun 22, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix An inexpensive (and fun!) way to get a handle on your life, your career and your dreams Most things you do to make yourself either a better or more marketable actor require money and/or time, not to mention other people. But...
by Cast It Admin | May 22, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix Why that thing you hate may make you the actor you long to be For roughly three years between declaring myself an actor and actually making my living as one, I had my one and only Day Job—as a sort of gofer in the Research...
by Cast It Admin | Apr 22, 2007 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix The four traps to watch out for if you want to go the distance Like many things, pride is fine—even healthy—in moderation. After all, a reasonable base line of self-worth results in choices that keep you fit, strong, and clear...
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