staying sharp between projects - arvold DISCUSS 2020

Erica Arvold and Richard Warner answer the question "How do I keep my acting skills sharp between projects?"
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[@hecarim268]

Amazing content❤

[@Chelafemme]

Look forward to reading the book! Congrats.

[@chrisvancleave419]

Great advice! Timely inspiration for these times and always. THANK YOU

[@destinymonique.]

Awesome as usual! Thank you 😁

[@DwayneBoyd]

Love it!

[@warriornix4364]

Ahh!!! I can't wait for the book!! 😱 I love doing a Jennifer Lawrence study day btw lol

[@OdeeOz]

*Keep these coming.* There are a lot of things here. for me to consider and do, since my heart attack of the 21st April.

[@JadaDaKid]

awesomeness love this channel always with great priceless Infomation. please let us know when the book is out and congrats!! on it can't wait to read it Thank you again for everything you do for us.

[@barrelbarry9940]

this video came at a very good time, thank you.

[@tomculver2029]

That is exactly what I do..I read screen play books...

[@OdeeOz]

@Arvold HMmm book title? *The Creative Actor: Staying Proficient in the Art* maybe?

[@orelonsidney724]

I think I’m better at the business than the actual acting!! Crazy me...🥴

[@KirstHart2012]

"Read a book about screenwriting". Such good advice! I have made it my personal mission to be an actress who respects the writing. This is where it all starts: in the creative minds of writers. An excellent read: Into the Woods by John Yorke.

[@tomculver2029]

Write a daily journal

[@EvEvToN4LIFE]

How do you make a resume look good, if you have no experience?

[@jeanne8898]

Volunteer - you can work a day, a week, or a season. Also, take on projects where the roles are unpaid such as student films. Great way to get your foot in the door, practice your craft, and have something tangible to put on a resume. Best wishes to you!