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The Green Room / Re: ARTICLE: In Defense of Stage Managers
« on: Oct 09, 2013, 01:53 am »
I work with a dozen other SMs on a weekly basis, so I'll have to print this to share. Thank you so much for posting! 
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The Green Room / Re: BLOG: How to get hired
« on: Sep 01, 2012, 12:26 pm »
This definitely put the interviewing process into perspective. Thank you for sharing!
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Employment / Re: ARTICLE: Body Language to Avoid in an interview
« on: Mar 20, 2012, 09:13 am »
Thank you for sharing this article, it brings up some great points. I never would have thought there was such thing as too much eye contact! I definitely learned something new today. 
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The Green Room / Re: Halloween 2011
« on: Oct 04, 2011, 12:03 am »
I'm actually SMing at a theme park for the current Halloween season, so I get to celebrate it for six full weekends leading up to the date itself. Luckily the event closes on the 30th, so I can enjoy the 31st for the first time in years!!! I also need to start working on an outfit... zombie, perhaps? :-)
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The Green Room / Re: What one item do you think describes our profession?
« on: Oct 03, 2011, 11:46 pm »
Oh, I'm torn between either a clipboard or a flashlight. Definitely leaning towards the headlamp type of flashlight.
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The Green Room / Re: ARTICLE: One Thing
« on: Aug 10, 2011, 06:17 pm »
I loved this article! So often we hear that if we FIND work we enjoy, we never work a day in our lives. Here he says that because he PERFECTED the work he had, he was able to enjoy it. This perspective is something more non-theatre people need to here, then perhaps we would have happier people in the world! ;o)
Thank you for sharing this link!
Thank you for sharing this link!
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The Green Room / Re: What Kind of SM are you?
« on: Aug 10, 2011, 05:09 pm »
I've always appreciated being referred to as the "Babysitter SM." Put simply, the director and designers all trust me with their "baby" and the cast/crew respects and acknowledges my leadership. All the while I'm looking out for the good of the show, as well as each individual involved (on AND off the stage).
Although I feel that I have been turning into more of an "Animal's SM" as of late. The past year I've been working on a show with approximately 40 animals in it and during each rehearsal/performance, I'm constantly striving to protect their training and safety. (And, of course, having a BLAST doing it!!)
Although I feel that I have been turning into more of an "Animal's SM" as of late. The past year I've been working on a show with approximately 40 animals in it and during each rehearsal/performance, I'm constantly striving to protect their training and safety. (And, of course, having a BLAST doing it!!)
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