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Professional  Prac-ce  in  Performing  Arts    

Lisa  Whyte    M00378695  

Star-ng  a  New  Theatrical  Produc-on  Company  will  help  me  pursue  my  

career  

White  Desert  Produc-on  LTD  

How  did  I  start  my  research?    

 www.ideastap.com            ‘crea-ve  people  through  opportuni-es,  funding,  arts  jobs  and  career  advice’  

www.thestage.co.uk  

       The  latest  updates  about  the  industry.  

Survey  Findings  

Interview  Findings  

Crea%ve  Skills    

•  Brand  recogni-on    •  New  skills  •  A  future  beyond  performing  •  More  opportuni-es  •  A  different  perspec-ve  on  

current  posi-on  •   create  your  own  work  

Business  Skills    

•  Time  consuming  •  Expensive  –  running  costs  •  May  not  last  long  •  Hard  work  –  commitment  •  Strong  understanding  of  

business  

             

‘without  the  rigours  of  the  business  side  of  the  profession,  you  will  not  get  the  opportunity  to  act,  and  realise  your  full  poten7al.’    (How  to  be  a  working  actor,  James  Duke  1967,  pg.3)    

Analysis  of  Findings  

Management  

Commitment/  hard  work  

Marke-ng  Knowledge/  Luck  

Development  of  Skills  

What  are  the  main  considera-ons  for  any  small  performing  arts  business  within  the  UK?      

David  

Sarah  Lisa  

Expecta7ons  Execu7on  Exper7se  Endurance  Evalua7on    

‘cuts  of  1.09%  in  2013/14  and  1.06%  in  2014/15’      (Smith.  A,  The  Stage.  22  March  2013.  Arts  receive  further  in-­‐year  cuts  from  

government)    

COMMITMENT  

website  

Facebook  

Twi`er  

YouTube  

blogs  

Interest  and  Hype  

•  Quality  not  quan-ty  •  Be  to  the  point  •  be attractive –  visual    •  Colours  •  Keep  your  audience  ……………  

100%    of  those  who  took  my  survey  believed  that  we  

can  create  are  own  luck  But  is  it  really  possible?  

YES  

.  T  E  P  H  R  A  P  R  E  K  O  E  N  N  R  A  G  E  T  T  T  S  U  S  H  S  N  S  E  I  

 S  T      I      E      S    

Professional  Prac-ce  

 The  graph  created  by  Lisa  Whyte  My  Life  In  Words  Blog,  Reflec-ve  Theory,  2011  modeled  from  Middlesex  University.  (2012)  The  Reflec-ve  Prac--oner.  [Accessed  20th  September  2012]    

Kolb’s Learning Cycle  

Business    Mee-ngs      

Rehearsals   Shows  

De-­‐brief      

Genuinely  overwhelmed  by  how  good#teawithmamgu  was,  so  funny  and  so  sad  ,  beau-fully  wri`en  and  performed  �@white_desertpro  

everything  theatre  @EveryTheatre‏�  2  May  �#REVIEW:  Tea  with  Mamgu  at  London  Welsh  Centre  from  �@white_desertpro:  �h`p://ow.ly/kCk8k    -­‐  ★★★.  A  brave  play  about  demen-a.  

lisawhyte.blogspot.co.uk  

Conclusion  

 Star-ng  a  new  theatrical  produc-on  company  

will  help  me  pursue  my  career      

‘The  only  thing  that  is  important  –  is  your  own  personal  fulfillment,  not  someone  else’s’  

 (How  to  be  a  working  actor,  James  Duke,  1967,  Pg.  220)    

 

Professional  Artefact  

www.wdproduc-on.com  

White  Desert  Advert  Spring  2013  

The  End