by Cast It Admin | May 4, 2015 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix Getting more out of acting class For the entire time I pursued acting professionally, I was in some kind of acting class. They seemed different as I proceeded through them, running the gamut from auditioning technique (both...
by Cast It Admin | Mar 31, 2015 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix What can you make with 100 Days? A million years ago, before I learned how to write and long before I knew what acting was, I used to draw things: people, trees, houses, animals, suns. Anything and everything that shows up in...
by Cast It Admin | Mar 2, 2015 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix The real secret to selling yourself as an actor—or selling anything at all—is to be remarkable at what you do. It’s both a lot harder and a lot simpler than it sounds. When I finally admitted to myself that my interests...
by Cast It Admin | Feb 2, 2015 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright | The Communicatrix Four Enduring Lessons from My Teachers Just as a gratitude list sharpens awareness of the riches in life, a lessons-learned list reminds me of the long-term value of “ordinary” lessons. Best of all? Lots of those...
by Cast It Admin | Jan 7, 2015 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright Resolved—or at least, intended—for 2015! There’s nothing like a little public accountability to motivate an artist—or any human being. In the spirit of example, I’m sharing my intentions for the following year. Wish me well and...
by Cast It Admin | Dec 1, 2014 | Act Smart! Good Tools for a Great Career, US
by Colleen Wainwright What worked this year? An honest look back at what worked—and what didn’t—can make the difference between a truly happy new year or a tired old retread. While I’m less a fan of New Year’s resolutions than I once was, my love of...
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