Scott Humston-Two Minute Tips-Episode 4-Entering The Stage

In Episode 4, I’ll give you the perfect tip when entering the stage. It’s simple, but effective.
Here’s to your success!

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In Episode 4, I’ll give you the perfect tip when entering the stage. It’s simple, but effective.
Here’s to your success!

You can also click here for The Quick Course On Booking Yourself
Ready to hit the stage? Get on that platform? In this tip, I’ll share the importance of warming your voice up. If you have trained theatre experience, you probably know about the importance of warming up that voice with voice exercises. Here are some of my favorite vocal warm-ups: A box of biscuits, a box of biscuit…
This is an important tip! It might seem like common sense to blow your nose before you take to the platform…but if common sense were common, everybody would have it, right? Anyhow, in this two-minute tip let’s look at that tip…and and blowing your nose in just a tissue isn’t the best idea before…
Walk On Music If you are a performer, you may already understand how powerful music can be to your entrance on stage. Even professional baseball players have realized this…as a player’s favorite music piece is often played as he goes up to bat. If you’ve never used walk-on music when entering the stage or platform,…
Let’s talk about being confident! If you want to take the stage to inform, educate, or entertain people, you must be confident! There are some simple ways to be confident on stage; In today’s two-minute tip I’ll share those simple ideas to help you be confident in front of your next crowd. Take two…
If you’ve ever seen any using an iPad while they are speaking, you may have noticed the brightness of the screen being reflected in their glasses, or on their face. From the audience point of view, it is distracting—and it’s not necessary. Here’s a way to “invert” the colors so that won’t happen to you….
Burling Hull. He lived more than 100 years ago. He was quite the showman. Think P.T. Barnum, with attitude! He stood on some of the most famous stages in America. He was a contemporary of Houdini. In 1914 he wrote a booklet called, The Art of the Stage. It covered a variety of topics…