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  • 3 Tricks to Save for Acting Class

    I recently conducted an unofficial poll on Facebook, asking people their No. 1 reason for not training regularly in their craft. Several people cited financial constraints as a top excuse, ranging from the diplomatic “I have to prioritize where my money goes,” to the flat out “I just don’t have the cash.” I know the hustle is real. We’ve all been there at some point and it’s frustrating, to say the least. But, we are mere weeks from the annual influx of post-grad fresh blood. This is not the time to skimp on your foundation. You must stay on your A-game to stay relevant in this business. You must practice. You must take class.
    “But Erika!” you say. “I’m just trying to keep my head above water here! Isn’t auditioning regularly enough?”
    You tell me. 
    Is the casting director there specifically to help you improve your craft? No. Do the auditors give you direct feedback and adjustments every time? No. Do you feel comfortable trying new things, taking big risks, in the room where it happens? Most likely no. So what to do? Don’t worry, lovers and dreamers. I’ve got you.
    Below are three ways to trick yourself into having the cash for

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