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You won’t have to go to a phony Actors’ Boot Camp®. |
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You act more than once a month in your class – actually, you act extensively in every class. |
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Though none of the teachers at The Acting Corps invented acting or channel the spirit of Stanislavski, they do act for a living. |
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You won’t have a week to forget everything you learned last Tuesday night; you can go to class every day. |
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You will act in a clean, professional space and be just as creative as you would be in a dump. |
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You won’t have to pay The Acting Corps’ rent for two or three years before you are allowed to audition for a student film. |
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You will not be thrown, before you are ready, in front of a casting director whose job it is to remember actors. |
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None of the teachers will regale you repeatedly with show business stories from 1975; they would rather see you act. |
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You will never be asked to re-live the precious memories of losing a favorite pet, being yelled at by your parents, or Johnny Love asking your best friend to the prom instead of you. |
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You will be pleasantly surprised by the lack of smoke blown up your derriere as you discover that talent means hard work. |
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