In the world of the theatre, there are a lot of jobs that you can get into, but you need to choose carefully. The best jobs are in the theatre, but there are a lot of other positions in the business as well. Before you even think about the jobs that are out there, you need to be aware of what you can do.
First of all, it’s important to understand that the theatre is a profession. That means there are plenty of jobs out there that aren’t for the faint of heart. That also means, the more you know about the theatre, the more you can be successful. However, there are also a lot of jobs that are very, very hard to get into. For instance, theatre education is a whole separate profession that isn’t for everyone (although I personally love it).
The other side of that coin is that it is also a very, very competitive industry. That means you need to know your stuff in order to get hired into a proper theatre education program. You need to know what you need to learn, how fast you can learn it, and whether you already know it. You cannot take four years of study and then suddenly, you know everything. That does not work out well for most people.
Well, you can say that. I went to see a few theatre education programs, and although they all seemed to work out pretty well, they all seemed to be a bit too much for me. Most of the people I spoke to were also looking for a career in theatre education. They did not want to be in a position of “working for free”. They wanted steady pay and a place where they could learn what they needed to know, at their own pace.
The main reason I don’t feel like I’m in front of everybody is because I was not expecting to be in front of all of them. I was expecting to be with them, but they were actually telling me that they’d want me to have more fun. If I’m not in front of them, they’ll just get angry and start crying.
I think the best analogy I can come up with for this is to the person trying to buy a house through a mortgage broker. The first thing you usually do is go through the entire process of actually moving in. You get the house, move in, and then apply for a mortgage. You’re not actually moving in, although you are for a while. You’re just applying for the mortgage. Then you just wait through that entire process as you are applying for a loan.
The mortgage broker/house-purchaser is a very good analogy. So the first thing you do in our new movie theater job is you go through the entire process of actually opening the door and walking into the theater. You then get the ticket, and you just wait until the movies start playing until the lights come on. And they dont start playing until the theater is already packed with people.
The first thing you do when you walk into a theater is ask the usher to put on a headset and then you get the headset, you go to walk through the aisles, and the first thing you do is ask the person working the cash register to put on the headset and then you walk through the aisles. I don’t think anyone has ever explained that to someone else, so it just becomes second nature.
I think that the reason why people keep bringing up theatre as an example of what to do when they aren’t in front of a screen is because theater is one of those things that if you’re not in front of a screen, your eyes just aren’t used to it. If you’re not even used to looking at a screen, you’re going to have trouble reading a script.