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The Great Acting Blog: “Collaborate With Actor-Artists To Make Your Work Stronger”

11.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

If you're trying to get a truly artistic project off the ground, then finding actors with a similar culture to your own, a similar outlook, a feel for a similar aesthetic, can be as important as technical ability. Certainly this is true if you want...

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The Great Acting Blog: “The Trouble With A Little Bit Of Knowledge”

10.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Preconceptions are too often used as an excuse for inaction; "oh, I won't bother trying to get that project off the ground because the little I know about it suggests to me that it probably won't work."  Truth is, we don't really know until we...

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“Mutual Admiration Society is the coolest, coldest, emptiest, flattest, most minimalist, most ruthless, most bizarre hitman man film ever made”

09.02.2014 , Uncategorized , 0 Comments

New blogpost up about the making of Mutual Admiration Society. Check it out here. ...

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The Great Acting Blog: “The Actor’s Life Is A Ride To Be Enjoyed”

09.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Actors who say that they'll quit if their career is not at a certain point by a certain age, are  setting themselves up for a fall. Why? Because the actor is not fully in control of what happens in his career, and so he cannot...

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The Great Acting Blog: “A Strange And Provocative Manifesto On Creativity”

08.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Placed alongside eachother, the following quotes on the nature of creativity and the artistic process, form a fascinating tapestry of insight. Creativity is a mysterious process, it is not intellectual and comes from a place we do not fully comprehend. I offer the following patchwork of...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Commit To The Work You Love”

07.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

It's frightening to commit to doing work we love. It's much more comforting to come up with a bunch of excuses and only do work we don't really care about or even work we hate. Committing to the work we love, raises the stakes for...

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The Great Acting Blog: “The Audience’s Sweet Delight”

06.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

I have written previously about the important impact the work of Jim Jarmusch has had upon me - but this evening I will find myself at a previewing screening of his new picture, Only Lovers Left Alive, which is then followed by a live show...

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Mutual Admiration Society (feature film, 2014) Is Now Complete

05.02.2014 , Uncategorized , 0 Comments

"Mutual Admiration Society (2014) is the new upcoming collaborative feature film by Rouzbeh Rashidi and James Devereaux. Mutual Admiration Society is an abstract experimental crime movie and the sixth feature length film by Rashidi and Devereaux." More info soon....

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The Great Acting Blog: “Slay Those Dragons”

05.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Sometimes, we develop an emotional attachment to a piece of work, or to a performance. Perhaps, for us, it was a real creative victory, perhaps we finally gave the kind of performance we always wanted to (maybe a situation not as common as we would...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Sabotaging A Project With Sloppiness, Laziness Or Fear”

04.02.2014 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Closing out a performance, an audition, a production, a script, or any creative endeavour, can prove to be extremely difficult because there is a tendency to believe that, as we are near the end, we must be tired ("oh look, I'm near the end, I'm...

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