Arts Award on Voice

An article exploring the mistreatment of voice acting in the entertainment world.

Got an audience of shy characters, or the strong, silent type? Running a workshop can be challenging at times, especially if you feel like you’ve got a room full of reluctant participants. Don't worry, we're here to help!

Feeling nervous about approaching someone new? Want to engage and be the funny/charming/inspiring person you know you are but are too scared to make the first move? We’ve all been there. Networking is a handy skill to have when it comes to arts careers.

Animation is an industry which is always growing and changing. But how was it affected by the COVID-19 pandemic? In this blog, I explored some of the changes made to animation, some of which have transformed the industry completely.

An intro to AAI by the Company Director

We give you some practical advice for making the most of a very small budget to put on an excellent arts project. 

Indian actor Hari Bhaskar talks about their aspirations to make the industry more representative. 

You’ve made it through the idea generation, the upskilling, and the planning – now it’s time to show the world what you’ve learnt. But how do you get the world to listen? (Or your mum, friend, or neighbour's cat, to come to your amazing arts event). 

I went to see my schools production of The Madness of King George The Third on the 8  December.

I went to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RSC) to watch David Edgar's adaption of 'A Christmas Carol.' The play told the story of the classic Novel of Scrooge and how he embarks on a journey with the three ghosts of past, present and future.

I explore the question of what makes a good theatre show and argue that the storyline is key.

I saw the Nutcracker for Christmas. This is my review of the production.