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Engage Your Passion Podcast - Episode #11 - Top Tips on Why you should become a brand
"Engage Your Passion" Podcast
English - October 09, 2020 10:00 - 33 minutes - 23.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 6 ratingsSelf-Improvement Education Business Entrepreneurship product of the product your best life just do it engage your passion talent development artist development auditions performing arts training entertainment self improvement Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
EYP Podcast Recording - Skill Vs Value
· Welcome – Tony n Sarah Ep. 10
· Last week – Relationships
· Feedback Thank you to listeners
· Skill Vs. Value or EDU vs. Training
o It’s not always the best dancer that gets the job because the biggest talent doesn’t always bring the biggest value
o Reliability – Respect – Teamwork over Talent
· David’s Audition in Vegas
o David who didn’t have a lot of dance training went to an audition anyway and was one of the final 6. He didn’t book the job he was auditioning for; The casting director did not cast him on the advice of someone else who wanted to cast him for another project. “You have the FIRE”
o You never know who’s WATCHING
· What Sarah looks for in an audition:
o Can you follow along, are you catching on quickly, what is your work ethic?
o One of the best things a struggling dancer can do is approach the casting director and ASK what I need to work on
o DON’T BE ALL TALK – after you ask what you need to work on FOLLOW THROUGH. What are you doing to prove your work ethic?
o Show respect for all your classmates, teachers, etc.
· Confidence vs. Conceited
o Conceited – When your ego is bigger than the room – has a tendency to be all about them
o Confidence – Is looking at a project and knowing what you bring to the table and how that brings VALUE to a project
· How to tell the Difference
o Conceit – comes to an audition comparing themselves to everyone else; “oh she can only do a double, I can do a quad”
o Confidence – comes to an audition focused on themselves and what they bring to the table
o Auditions are your commercial – not only a display of skill but also what it’s like to work with you.
· How do you find the value that you bring?
o Follow up
o Do your research – are the TYPE for the cast you’re auditioning for.
o Are you easy to work with?
o Is your parent easy to work with?
o Consistency is KEY
· Tony says “A one-person show is NOT REALLY a one-person show”
· Audition Coming up – NOT THE NUTCRACKER
· Sarah Talks about being a casting director
o Your reputation is very important! Even if you have the skill, if you are hard to work with people will talk and you may lose out on work.
o How you handle yourself in the room speaks volumes
o Take ownership of whatever role is being presented to you
· Sarah calls herself intimidating and Tony brags on her for a bit – all this to say know who your auditioning for
· Skill Vs. Value Summary
o Build your skill
o Take masterclasses
o Network
o Know your why! – your WHY gives you your WHAT and your WHAT gives you your HOW.
o You why Provides your Passion
o Skill and Value are both important – Skill will get you in the room, but Value is what will keep you there.
o Look outside of you ego for what value you bring to a project
· Feedback from the listener
o How do you bring value to any project (arts related or not)
o How do you actively bring value? - There was no description on the difference be