"acting" videos at 5min

This video discusses the three main misconceptions that people have about the acting profession. A very useful video for those seeking to pursue an acting career.

One of the main misconceptions about acting is that it is easy. This isn't the case, and this short video explains why.

This video discusses one of the main misconceptions about acting: that talent is much more important than skills.

In this short video, the director of the Montreal School of Performing Arts, talks about the different types of people who are interested in studying acting, and their motives.

Watch and learn about the advantages of going to a school such as the Montreal School for the Performing Arts.

Learn some acting tips from the teacher of some well known stars such as Amanda Pit and Whoopy Goldberg

Watch Josa Maule, director of the Montreal School for Performing Arts, talk about getting an agent, and about proactively looking for acting work.

In this short video Josa Maule, director of the Montreal School of Performing Arts, talks about the difficulties of getting into an acting career.

I did a show on the latent racist tendencies many of us have a few weeks ago, Beach Walk 707, talking about how deeply racism (and other "-isms") reside. Exploring a little further, if we resist the notion and feel guilty or go into denial, then it lingers. Maybe not feeling so burdened or responsible for things before our time can free us to notice when we are acting under the influence, and choose to act differently now.

http://InvestingDad.com This is the cautionary tale of taking investing advice at face value - and the result of not checking out the advice before acting on it. Hint: Involves stock in Apple Computer

http://www.kabbalah.info A section from Baal HaSulam's (a.k.a. Yehuda Ashlag) article "The Acting Intelligence" with commentary.

Should I give my change to bums on the street?

Is it a stroke? This quick test will help you decide what action to take.

When conducting business it is important consider the interests of your disabled customers.

Rabbi Irwin Kula discusses the role of people in the system and the power of individual acts