"Students interested in professional entertainment learn what it takes to become young entrepreneurs in the industry. Successful entertainment moguls are spotlighted, and step-by-step instructions are given to jump-start the thought process of starting a business in entertainment. Questions throughout the book challenge critical thinking"--Provided by publisher.
Examines the history and traditions of theater in twenty countries in Asia and Oceania over the course of two thousand years, and provides information about major theater forms, as well as biographical profiles of notable theater people.
Discusses the elements of an effective resume for a career as an actor, composer, musician, or dancer. Includes several examples of resumes and cover letters.
Profiles more than 1,000 programs in music, art, dance, and theater at over 400 institutions; includes advice on preparing for an audition, tips on creating an effective portfolio, and information about career options in the arts field.
Explains what poetry slams are--poetry performance contests--presents one hundred slam-winning poems, and provides winning strategies, memorization tips, information on hosting a slam, and essays on other related topics.
how to be a successful clown, juggler, mime, magician, or puppeteer
Feder, Happy Jack
1982
Practical information on how to best learn techniques, how to perform and design an act, where to perform and not to perform, how to promote and manage your business, how to produce a show, and how to teach performing skills.