by Cie Peterson | Feb 20, 2022 | Acting
You’ve probably heard it said that an actor must love a character in order to play him well. I am not sure that I agree with this statement, but I do know that an actor cannot hate him.
To play any character well, you must be able to…
by Cie Peterson | Jan 6, 2022 | Acting
Ask me if I can get something done, and I’ll typically reply, “I’m a freelancer; the answer to everything is YES!” It’s a bit of a joke, but also not really. First, because I actually am a freelancer, but more importantly because the answer really is always YES!...
by Cie Peterson | Dec 3, 2021 | Acting
If you wanted to frighten a group of actors, you could turn to zombies, or you could just tell them to prepare a monologue audition. For actors, it seems monologues and zombies have much in common: They are very hard to find, it’s not exactly clear what to do if you...
by Cie Peterson | Nov 5, 2021 | Video
Covid and social distancing necessitate virtual and remote.Virtual and remote necessitate video and digital content. Videos keep customers connected to you during COVID, but while 2020 has (thankfully) come to a close, virtual and remote along with video and digital...
by Cie Peterson | Oct 3, 2021 | Writing
I have always liked the semicolon, the cute ocular half of a winky smiley face. While it seems to cause great confusion to many of its would-be users, it is actually a very straightforward punctuation mark, especially if we focus on two easy-to-understand rules that...