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It is the process of "continual development" which defines the "working actor". It has nothing to do with regularity of employment, public recognition or the size of the pay packet. Working actors are always pushing personal boundaries to expand their capabilities and to extend the knowledge of their craft. In "The Rehearsal Room" you can continue this work. NEW!! (November 2009) Acting Tips REHEARSAL ROOM PROCESS UP-DATED. The Rehearsal Room view of process is continually growing and June 2009 was time to update the 'Summary of The Rehearsal Room Process' document. CLICK HERE for the latest version of this ever so commonsense approach to acting. It will change your view of acting. The following sections are in alphabetical order: Actors
Agents Casting
Consultants The
Director's Role Actors Acting
Process Audition Tips Books
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a Teacher DVD
on performing VCE monologues Getting
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the Vocabulary Monologues Playing
the Verb Relaxation Showreel
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