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Your next step might not be clear to you yet. In fact, it isn’t for most people, especially those going through a career transition. Try doing these three things to help set the direction: 1) Work your way backwards. Picture the life you want
Think of this as your “elevator pitch.” Your answer should be no more than roughly a minute and a half, and it should simply give your interviewer insight into how you have progressed in your career thus far. The reason the interviewer m
If you are trying to make it as a performing artist but are finding minimal success, ask yourself if you’re making the necessary changes to your approach. The time and effort you put in the practice room affects the results you get. If you ar
The same can be said the other way around. If you are planning to have a performance career, stick with it and don’t waver back and forth. #artistrytoindustry #careertransition #careeradvice #careertips #artsadministration #performingarts #pe
When I was mapping out my career, I knew what my dream job was, but I didn’t know how to get there. Identifying trends in others’ careers gave me clarity on how to move forward, and I still do it to this day. #careertransition #careers
You might think these are basic questions, but as performing artists, sometimes we don’t have the ability to choose our answers. What if that wasn’t the case? If you are lacking direction, working your way backwards might open your mind
When I was in my final year of school, I was interviewing for internships and apprenticeships at summer music festivals. I had convinced myself that I was easily the best candidate, and that I’d be getting offer letters from everyone. Boy was I
If you’re a performing artist, you’ve likely heard this saying before… Treat your job search the same way. Your interviewer can tell when you’ve come unprepared. Would you show up to an audition without spending time in the