It doesn’t matter what your creative vocation, the way you speak really counts. People make many assumptions about you when you open your mouth to speak. If you have a weak voice or you don’t enunciate or have a nasal or swallowed quality to your tone, you send a message that isn’t necessarily positive! The [...]
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Most theatrical improvisation methods teach students to be open to change and not “block” (deny the ever-changing reality on stage for the sake of your own agenda). Most artists could learn a lot from improvisational techniques because the fundamental message is to stay open and flexible and let your subconscious do the work.
Here’s what one [...]
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