Arts & Humanities: Theater & Acting: “Question: Should I pursue two careers at the same time? Acting and engineering?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Should I pursue two careers at the same time? Acting and engineering?
- Question: How to prepare for a Grease audition?
- Question: Theater Hobby in Orlando?
- Question: Should I consider signing with a brand new talent agency (acting)?
- Question: Help with Shakespeare essay on social mobility please. Midsummer s night dream and one other play?
- Question: Julius Caesar Question?
| Question: Should I pursue two careers at the same time? Acting and engineering? Posted: 23 Mar 2015 09:00 PM PDT It's far too early to even think of acting as a career. When you've had a few years at a real acting school and loads of stage experience with a community theatre, if that's a huge success, then you might consider it. As for the engineering, as long as you can get some sort of job in that line you could work self-employed, it might be okay. But you don't need a job to fall back on - you need a job to work alongside acting - if that's the career you eventually choose. Almost all actors have to work long hours in an ordinary job their whole lives, just to earn enough to live on, and one where you can choose your own hours, days, etc, and not keep getting fired for taking a week or a month off whenever you need to, is ideal. Typically, an actor will get no more than maybe 2 weeks' paid acting work a year - in small roles, in small productions. Get into a good acting school, and take it from there. School stuff doesn't really count for much. |
| Question: How to prepare for a Grease audition? Posted: 23 Mar 2015 07:54 PM PDT easy.... Watch grease and analyse what rizzo does, Than get in her mind and be her. Its what professionals do for every scene they do, But for months before. MATHEW MACCONahey whatever movie it was where he is super skinny, guess what he did? |
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| Question: Should I consider signing with a brand new talent agency (acting)? Posted: 23 Mar 2015 07:39 PM PDT You can talk to them if you like - but if they ask you for any money at all, upfront, walk away. But to be honest, any agency which would sign you when you're a near beginner isn't going to be a very good one. |
| Posted: 23 Mar 2015 07:11 PM PDT Here is the assignment: Social Mobility. How rigid are social levels in the world of Shakespeare's plays? Are the people of that world pretty much condemned to live life at the social level to which they are born, or is it possible to rise in rank or status? In A Midsummer Night's Dream, different character groups undergo transformations to another category of society (e.g. the mechanicals become actors), but is there any hope of actual and lasting social mobility in the play? Quoting brief passages from MND and from a second play we've studied, show whether social mobility is a possibility in Shakespeare's play world. What sorts of social changes are possible in these plays? The other plays I can use are twelfth night or as you like it any suggestions of pertinent quotes, an idea for a thesis or any ideas at all are appreciated |
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