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Painting a theater set is much different than painting a house, the solid colors and muted tones of most residential homes would wreak havoc with stage lighting. This site is very helpful as it has many tips on how to paint your set so that it looks good on stage. It also has a lot of information on how not to spend too much money when designing and building your sets. Construction rules are also included in the article.

Painting a theatre set is much different than painting a house – the solid colours and muted tones of most residential homes would wreak havoc with stage lighting and not

Great resource for non-zombie makeup. Had a step-by-step guide, tips, and supplies lists.

Written by Bruce Miller, the director of acting programs at the University of Miami, this article talks about the skill of listening and reacting on-stage during scenes. Miller starts out by talking about his experience with his freshman acting classes, then goes on to talk about the skills of how to listen and react to the actions and dialogue on-stage and in the moment.

This site helps on signs and symptoms of Dementia.

If you want to ride your longboard to class, to the mall, or to the burger joint with some friends, a cruising board is what you need. There are many options around longboarding. This site is being a guide. Helps by putting yourself into a certain stage or narrowing yourself down to what type of longboarding you want to get into. It tells you what trucks wheels and decks to get and also tells you steps and gives tips on what to do in whatever stage you are interested in or just in.

This website talks about the eight stages of field work on a farm, like planting fietilizing etc.

This site gives a good idea of the career outlook for theater makeup.

Here's another short video, apart of a mini series about acting, by professional theater director Dr. Charles Grimes that touches on how to tap into your real emotions on stage, and in acting auditions. Helpful for anyone dealing with hard emotions to portray onstage.

Very in depth video on the process of stage makeup for the character Marley. Helps build ideas and show how makeup has progressed.

This is a power point by a kindergarten teacher about how important it is to differentiate the lessons at the kindergarten level. The presentation is concise and easy to understand. I recommend it to any future teachers.

12/4/13 I found this article on how to make an actor become a three-dimensional character. The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts Dee Cannon shares the ten questions that actors need to investigate about their character to make them a fully-idealised person instead of just a character's dialogue with a visual of them. The ten questions and Cannon's advice on how to answer the questions through your character's point of view helped me to understand how professional actor's are able to become the character. A couple of the questions reminded me of what I talked about with Jen Allred about how to act my break-up scene in "A Christmas Carol" well. It also gave me other suggestions that I will use the next character I act.

This article discusses whether Shakespeare's works should be enjoyed on stage or enjoyed through reading. What do you think - to be read or watched?

This website is about the transportation of lonboarding in Burlington VT. it gives details on where all the good hills are and how the detail of the hills are for what stage you are in on longboarding. also gives info on gear and how you should wear a helmet!

This website really helped me to get an inside look at the training that goes into dolphins. It was really incredible as it described different techniques to use when training them, different commands, the different stages of training. It was also incredible to just learn about dolphins and their personalities and behavioral tendencies involving stimulation. This site is definitely one that I'd recommend to someone else who wants to know more about the field and dolphins in general.