How To Produce: Different Avenues For Funding Your Show
Producing theatre can be a real headache, especially if you don’t have any money to work with. Joe Ramsden discusses a few different options for securing funding.
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How To Produce: Different Avenues For Funding Your Show -
How To: Get The Best Out Of Your Headshots -
How To Act: Games To Get You in the Zone for Rehearsal -
How To Design: Delivering A Design Within Budget -
How To Write: Overcoming The Dreaded Writer’s Block -
How To: Source Props For Your Production -
How To Act: Getting an Agent (and Whether You Should) -
How To Write: Finding The Right Director For Your Play -
How To Write: Constructing Dialogue That Works -
How To Design: The Basic Principles Of Stage Design -
How To Write: Moving The Story Along -
How To Act: Getting Out Of Your Head -
How To Write: 6 Useful Redrafting Exercises -
How To Write: Scenes That Start and End At Just The Right Time -
How To Write: Surprising Your Audience with Plot Twists -
How To Write: Writing a Script Treatment for Theatre -
How To Direct: Getting The Best Out Of Your Actors -
How To: Approach People at Networking Events -
How To Write: 5 Useful Character Exercises -
How to Write: A Personal Experience by Mark Burrow -
How To Act: Overcoming the Struggles of Acting Comedy -
How To Act: 6 Steps to Prepare for Your First Casting Call -
How To Act: Maintaining Your Body -
How to Act: Dealing with Success -
How To Act: Being Part of a Theatre Company -
How To Act: Graduating from Drama School -
How To Act: Dealing With Audition Rejection -
How To: Live Out of a Suitcase -
How to Act: The Importance of Quality Note Taking -
How To Write: What’s a Character Arc? -
How To Act: Self-Taping For Auditions -
How To: Audition For Drama School | Part III: The Dreaded Wait -
How To: Audition For Drama School | Part II: Preparing For The Big Day -
How To: Audition For Drama School | Part I: What’s Best For Me? -
How To: Choose The Best Budget Theatre Seats -
How To Direct: What To Look For In Auditions -
How To: Do Rep Theatre -
How To: Get Started In Amateur Dramatics -
How To: Do Bruise Make Up -
How To Act: Leaving Your Character on Stage -
How To Direct: Coping With Opening Night -
How To: Get People To See My Play -
How To: Have a Life Outside Your Artistic Career -
How To Write: Finding Your Writer’s Voice -
How to: Do Ageing Make Up -
How To Act: Getting your Foot in the Door -
How To: Make the Most of Your Edinburgh Fringe Experience -
How to Act: Choosing the Right Audition Monologue -
How To: Take Risks in Your Theatre -
How To: Get Feedback For Your Work -
How to Write: Making your Script Readable for Others -
How To: Create The Theatrical Press Release
How To Guides
How To: Get The Best Out Of Your Headshots
It’s an expensive necessity in the theatre world: getting updated headshots that reflect you best is crucial to continue working in the industry.
How To Act: Games To Get You in the Zone for Rehearsal
John Collins lets us in on a few acting games that help him get limbered up and mentally prepared for a tough day of rehearsals.
How To Design: Delivering A Design Within Budget
Theatre design is all fun and games till it comes to the nitty gritty of budgeting, but you need to get this process mastered to make a career in it!
How To Write: Overcoming The Dreaded Writer’s Block
Ever been stuck staring at a blank page wondering what to do next, but nothing will come? You’ve been hit by writer’s block. Chris Hales has the solution.
How To: Source Props For Your Production
All productions will need some form of props – the problem is, where can you get them from? Theo Hung lets us in on his secrets for sourcing props.
