u/No-Woodpecker-8217

Hey everyone. The title is exactly what it sounds like. For the past three years, I have gotten sick either during or immediately after every single show I have done. I know it’s not just unluckiness because it’s a very traceable pattern.

I’m currently sick halfway into a run of the most vocally challenging role I’ve ever done (no understudy) and I’m just so fed up with it.

Has anyone else ever experienced this? How do you get it to stop?

hey all! coraline has been my favourite movie for 10+ years and I never get tired of it.

I was considering getting a Coraline tattoo to represent this, a dragonfly I’m thinking, but I don’t want to be associated with Neil Gaiman. Even though I greatly prefer the movie to the book, it’s still his IP and I don’t want it to come across like I’m supportive of him.

Any thoughts? People who have Coraline tattoos? People who got them before the scandal dropped? People getting tattoos? General fans with opinions?

hello! I’m in rehearsal for a new work that requires performers to scream and loudly cry at multiple points. screams have to be big (show is crazy, but good).

we have nine performances over ten days, plus rehearsal and runs. any advice for making sure I don’t completely ruin my voice?

hey everyone!

I finished the first draft of something I'm working on, but I want to get it a little farther before I show some of my irl peers. anyone with playwrighting or other related experience willing to read a one-act script, 42 pages, and leave some feedback? open to tough love. I haven't written drama in a while (I run a horror theatre company and write for that sometimes) and need to get some other eyes on it.

warning: show contains depictions of homophobia, suicide, and bullying.

comment or message pls! thanks everyone.

*I’m sending out a copy so you may see others notes on the same document! As well, all edits are being done on the main doc, so I am listening I swear! I’m just not editing on the same doc you’re commenting on.

Hi everyone!

I’m a long time esc fan and theatre artist, so I’m a little curious about the spiking situation at eurovision. for those who don’t know, it’s common practice in theatre/performance to spike (mark with tape) important spots for performers to hit— spotlights, symmetry, etc.

with how particular those camera angles are, an artist who is less than a foot off mark can ruin the whole shot. so I’m wondering, what’s the spike situation like? I know they light up the floor for the stage hands placing props, but I’m curious how the actual performers almost always seem to be in the exact right place on such a big stage.

I know they can’t place actual tape due to all the floor shots, but is there anything done the audience just can’t see?

Hi everyone!

I'm currently editing a large selection of videos together on caput (MacBook device). I know how to add videos from my photos to the editing section, but I find it's very tedious. Most of my videos are in the middle of my camera roll, so I either have to scroll back a bunch per video or put them into my favourites (but I still have to type the word favourites into capcut to make it come up).

This would be fine for a shorter video, but I'm editing 700+ videos together right now. Some of them only 1-5 seconds long.

Is there a better or faster way to collect videos from photos that I don't know of? Some select multiple button, or a way to get to photo albums? Again I'm on MacBook.

I would be very happy to find there's a very simple solution I'm somehow missing haha

All advice appreciated!

Hi! not sure if anyone else is having the same problem. I watch SNL UK on crave in canada, but the recent episode seven (Hannah Waddingham host) isn’t showing up on crave. usually it’s up by now. is anyone else experiencing this?

UPDATE: looks like it’s just mine. it’s not coming up for me, but other people have it. prob just a glitch for me!