As I was completing research towards my Acting Ensemble classes here at SHU, I came across two opposing opinions that I felt were important to explore, to inform my contribution to the Little Amal project. Incorporating socio-political aspects into m
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Hi! I'm Ruby and I have lived in Manchester my entire life so I am very excited to be able to live somewhere new and explore the city. My interests outside of acting and theatre include reading, baking, cycling and binge watching…
Hello! I’m Aoife and I’ve lived in Coventry my entire life (so far!). I enjoy most things outdoors - I climb, although admittedly I’ve only done it outdoors once and it was HARD - as well as cosy indoor things, like reading and writing.
I…
I’m Amelia, I’m 19 and I’ve just finished a gap year where unfortunately I didn’t do anything majorly exciting, unless you count retail work as thrilling! …
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I'm James Eden, Half Brit, Half Canadian, Autistic Male who likes a lot of nerdy things like Marvel. I struggle to interact with people so don't be surprised if the first interactions a awkward.
I was inspired to learn…
Join us for an exclusive Q&A session with renowned casting director and founder of the '21-Day Self-Tape Challenge', Manuel Puro. With experience in Feature Films, Television, Computer Games, Music Videos, Commercials, and Shorts; Manuel…
in the first week or two of this moudle we would start building our websites, putting everything we would need to reach and show casting directors and agents.
I was lucky and had already built a mostly finsished website in my previous…
Coming here I was already prepared in terms of this module. In college we made websites and shot showreels and headshots, when this module started I really did want to refine my brand and website as I knew there was still much more I could do to…
"feels like fragments of a mosaic" - The Guardian 2019 is a beautiful way of describing this play.
When me and Mae were first told we would be doing a duologue together we were really pleased. We know we are reliable and can work well…
