setiquette 101 & handling distraction - arvold CONVERSATION

Being on set may be fun, but it's not social hour; Erica Arvold, CSA, and acting coach Richard Warner talk about the importance of professional conduct and respecting the work process of everyone on a set, from fellow actors to crew members. They talk about how and when to socialize and how to handle a noisy, distracting waiting room or holding area.
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[@tammyjanderson6315]

Erica, at your studio I really appreciated being pulled from the group waiting room to a small wait area for a few minutes to review my preparation right before the audition. Thank you.

[@Artist21st]

I've learned as an extra to FOCUS! I ve also had extras try to trip me up to get "wrapped " early. Again I FOCUS! I don't talk loud and I respect the process.

[@LoveDocta]

I feel like you Mr Richard. One of us will get this & I'm supportive either way. Its a Marathon.. Thanks

[@Artist21st]

GREAT advice Richard! 😊

[@wendycarter]

Great one. It's so much more fun to be friends with your peers than to be snarky...