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The Great Acting Blog: “Strengthening Weaknesses”

23.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

We all have weaknesses which can cause us a great deal of pain. Often though, the real problem is not the weakness itself, but the fear it creates within us, fear of how the weakness makes us feel, fear of how it can destabilise us....

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The Great Acting Blog: “We Must Be The Judge Of Our Own Work”

22.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

As an actor, you are constantly being held up for inspection. If it isn't agents and directors and casting directors, it's audiences and peers. Each can offer a slightly differing view, with varying degrees of positivity and negativity. This myriad of responses can have a dizzying...

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The Great Acting Blog: “True Creativity Contains Boldness And Excitement”

21.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

True creativity is when a creative decision we make feels bold and exciting. True creativity takes us out of our comfort zone, it brings into the world something that did not exist before. In so doing, we charter new waters, we go out on a limb,...

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Noirish Project Will Receive It’s London Premier With HSP:There Is No Escape From The Terrors Of The Mind

20.05.2014 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog, Noirish Project , 0 Comments

Delighted to announce that Noirish Project will receive it’s London premier on Saturday the 31st May, at The Horse Hospital. Doors open 6.30pm. TICKETS £5 ADVANCE (CLICK HERE) or £6.50 ON THE DOOR. Noirish Project will play on a double bill with another extraordinary film by Rouzbeh Rashidi, There...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Handling Unfair Criticism”

20.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

I don't know anyone who likes being criticised. In fact, even the mere prospect of being criticised is enough to put many people off from attempting anything in the first place. Sometimes, criticism can have a positive impact, causing us to re-examine what we are...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Create Your Own Mentor”

19.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Perhaps you don't have anyone to mentor you. Perhaps the people you'd like to have as mentors are not accessible to you or you don't know anyone that could fit the bill. Create one yourself. You don't actually  have to meet your mentor(s), it isn't about having a...

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Surround Yourself With People You Respect | The Great Acting Blog

18.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

When we surround ourselves with people we respect,  we do our best work because internally we raise our game. When we work with those we respect, our focus is greater and we challenge ourselves to go further, meeting new standards of excellence. When we are...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Never Allow Group Politics To Distract You From Your Work”

17.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Actors in the group with big mouths, actors who like to shoot their mouths off, are always the ones who fail to produce work of any value. They're too busy politicking and are incapable of focussing fully on their work as a result. For those who...

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Technique Beats Fear | The Great Acting Blog

16.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Acting requires courage because it means dropping your guard and making yourself vulnerable, revealing aspects of your personality you may not want to reveal. You are offering something personal and it may be rejected or criticised. If it goes wrong, it does so publicly. Further,...

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The Great Acting Blog: “You Might Need Help, But So Might They”

15.05.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Typically when we approach someone with a request for help or some feedback, we view  them as a person of authority, someone who can add value to our effort. Sometimes however, they may not perceive themselves the same way. Our request may put them under...

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