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dedicated to whatever you want to do. Origins Born in Louisiana, Jared Leto attended University of the Arts in Philadelphia to pursue painting. However, he eventually dropped out and studied acting in NYC. He then transitioned to California to begin his career music (“Jared Leto: Biography”). His big break in acting came from the short lived, yet critically lauded TV series, My So Called Life (1994). Four years later, he became lead singer for his rock band, 30 Seconds to Mars. As the years progressed

and high school music and fine arts teacher as well as an actor, dancer and singer. I had no opportunity to be formally trained in acting and singing. I learned to sing, dance and act from private tutors. However, I 've always desired to be trained at a world-class acting school. I grew up in a family of artists. My parents were singers and musicians. I began acting in shows during elementary school. As an adult, I acted in community and regional theaters. I performed in Urdu and Punjabi languages

The theater can be a magnificent thing to see, but without the time and effort that are spent making it magical the theater can easily fall apart.There are 4 major collaborators that mold the production into a successful one, people like to think of it as a foundation a glue in sorts to hold a production together and learning about these 4 collaborators (the playwright,the actor,director and designer) taught me that without one of these 4 the whole production crumbles and it also,teaches a lesson

When I saw Hairspray the Musical there were three things that I noticed that were important in making the theatrical performance. Those three things were the acting, production, and how the actors made us, the audience, feel. Each of these things contribute greatly to any performance. I feel that this production of Hairspray hit each of these notes very well. The most important part of a theatrical performance is the actors. Without the actors there wouldn’t be a show. In Hairspray there were many

The film industry, like all industries, is an economical institution that strives to make money out of their creative projects. In the early years of Hollywood, studios were still trying to figure out methods that would turn the most profit. Vertical integration allowed companies included in the Big Five to produce, distribute, and exhibit their own films, but they needed to find a way to maintain the public’s interest of attending theater viewings. The strategy of packaging their actors’ “personas”

Acting in Davis’ play was difficult because I wasn’t in the right headspace for an extremely serious play. I can be an angry person when I’m at my limit, but calling that emotion to the surface for acting was not easy. I had a lot of trouble focusing on accomplishing all my tasks while still being angry. I think with more practice, it will be easier for

a screenplay named In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue written by Tarell Alvin McCrane, whom adapted much of his life and struggles into the script. Excelling in acting, dialogue, and cinematography, the film does a great job at telling a story of a

“Acting can be Worth it” Acting is when an actor/ actress performs for people by means of portraying and telling somebody else’s story. Like any other job acting has its pros and cons, and people who act also have good and bad days just like any other person. However, some people try to become an actor/actress just for fame, money, and popularity. Sure it is nice to have those things, but if that is the only reason a person wants to act then there is a huge chance that their acting career will

and life to the play. The Director made outstanding casting choices and was on top of the crew making sure they worked together successfully and running the play smoothly. The most important actor was Trevor Spence who played Sebastian Bliss. The acting was always on point and smooth. Spence read all his lines clearly and made sure he projected his voice loud enough to the whole audience. What stood out the most about his act was his transitions when speaking. He would speak to Bernadette, his twin

O’Brien, who is portrayed by V Craig Heidenreich, but he is really a part of the Inner Party. They eventually convince Winston to believe in the Inner Party and their ruler, Big Brother. Even though Heidenreich did a good job, I think McGinity’s acting was better. Heidenreich was very effective at portraying himself to be an ally to McGinty and remaining in character throughout the time Heidenreich beat him, but I found that McGinty’s performance was outstanding and superior to his due to commitment