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Getting a degree in acting takes a fair amount of guts and craziness – especially given the fact that I went to Baylor with the intent on getting a degree to get me ready for medical school.  It’s one thing to act like a buffoon in a high school – it’s another thing to think [...]

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“Noo!!! You’ve got to feel the way those words make you…It’s like when you bite into your favorite piece of cake that you haven’t had in years! You’ve GOT TO have that energy SEEPING THROUGH you, that FIRE!  It just makes you so giddy, you just…just…aahhhg!! It’s WONDERFUL!…You know what I’m saying…?”   We had [...]

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Towards the end of my freshman year at Baylor, one of the professors in the theatre program was granted the ‘ok’ to give an experimental performance to all of the students.  This professor has a tremendous work ethic and demands that you put as much of yourself (mentally and physically) in each performance – his [...]

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One of the first things I learned in my actor training was that there is no true acting done in a vacuum – yes, folks have soliloquies and people may have long speeches, but this is all done in response to something that has propelled the character to ‘speak out.’  You have to listen/pay attention [...]

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In the ever-growing files of the “He Said What…?” cabinet, it may (or may not) come as a surprise to you that I graduated from Baylor University (Sic Em’ Bears!) with a degree in Acting.    Yes…Acting.   From the time I was old enough to successfully sneak into R-rated films, I had grown to [...]

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