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    LIVING UNSCRIPTED

    Fearless commentary about creative rediscovery and raising our joy tolerance

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      Practices for an Improv Mindset

      • Nov 11, 2021
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      Creativity: An Act of Insanity

      • Jun 12, 2021
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      Completion

      • Mar 18, 2021
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      The Corporate

      "Leave the corporate at the door." That's what my voiceover teacher advised me last weekend, when I was in the booth performing the script for a Florida Orange Juice radio spot. The Corporate. It was a director's note I'd heard before, coming back to haunt me. Only, when it came from my improv teacher, it sounded a little different: "I want you to be less instructive. You tend to enter a scene a little teacher-y, often telling your fellow players how to do something." Whet
      Nine

      Nine

      How does my son's little brain work, anyway? All the insecurity and shyness. Such trepidation and physical recoil when the prospect of approaching someone (friend, stranger) with a question, a conversation, a simple request. Where in the world does that come from? Certainly not from me - the outspoken, rabble rousing, make-believin', shameless, "look at me" only child. Maybe from my husband - humble, thoughtful, full of introspection and wit. Or maybe...it comes from wit
       

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