by Maggie Flanigan | Nov 1, 2011 | Acting
The conservatory method is the name most commonly given to the two year acting program in NYC. These programs are highly sought after by professionals who recognize that being a successful actor requires continuous improvement through study. The tradition of a master...
by Maggie Flanigan | Oct 31, 2011 | Acting
The conservatory method is the name most commonly given to the two year acting program in NYC. This approach is designed for students who constantly wish to improve in their craft. For centuries, aspiring fine art professionals have sought apprenticeships from trained...
by Paul Rice | Oct 29, 2011 | Acting
Acting has found its origins in the religious rituals of the primitive times and the persons first to perform were the religious leaders of the tribes. The development of theater is largely attributed to the Greeks. Start you child out early with acting, giving them...
by Catherine Marshall | Oct 21, 2011 | Acting
Networking as a voice actor is a key way to marketing yourself to potential clients. If you aren’t doing so already, you should also be networking with fellow voice actors. Making VO friends and developing those relationships will enhance both your career and...
by Matt Parde | Oct 15, 2011 | Acting
Today, just simply being a good actor is not really enough to make it in this ‘dog eat dog’ profession. There are people out there who would literally give their right arm to get a break in show business. Well maybe that’s a bit extreme but I think...
by Heather Costa, Voice Actor | Oct 8, 2011 | Acting
When you’re listening to the radio while driving your car, do you keep it on one station, or do you flip through different channels? What makes you stop — a favorite song, the latest breaking news, or perhaps a commercial that really grabs your attention?...
