It’s time to create your own opportunities!

Start writing a scene, skit, short story, short film, or short play – anything that will allow you to flex your storytelling muscles. Remember to be consistent and to honor the process rather than worrying about the result. The more you write the more you’ll begin to discover your unique voice. Through trial and error you may also learn you prefer certain storytelling platforms over others.

Next, be sure to find your tribe! Surround yourself with a group of disciplined and passionate storytellers who will offer constructive feedback. Telling stories, whether on stage or film, is a collaborative process where the goal should always be to tell the best story possible.

Resources:

• To the Prospective Actor (E-book attached below)
• Resume (attached below)
• TEDx: 6 Ways Actors and Artists Can Empower Themselves
• https://www.nickmaccarone.com/articles
• https://www.skillshare.com/search?query=actors

Kelsey Bray

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