Norfolk Actor and Playwright
Norfolk actor and playwright Marie Cooper blogs about acting in theatre, film, television, murder mystery, cabaret and roleplay
Are you a fan of all things spooky? Do you love the thrill of scaring others? Then working as a scare actor might just be the perfect job for you.
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I was fortunate to get a ticket to the very first Actor’s Flex workshop held in Norwich. The workshop facilitator Callan Durrant explained how Reflex Theatre aims to provide these workshops as continuing professional development for local actors in the region. And indeed, to finally get back in a room just to practice craft without the pressure of lines and rehearsals was refreshing as warm summer rain, after a season of drought.
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Thankfully, after being offstage and off-camera, for anything but masked roleplay work, for the last few months, I am on the mend. It has been financially agonising to miss out on so much work from September to November.
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The orginal paper was written by Marie Cooper in 2018 as part of her Masters degree.
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An exciting start to the day this morning. I was sent over a new batch of short films to judge for the Watersprite Film Festival. It’s a fantastic event to support and encourage talented student filmmakers from all around the world. The festival is run by students, for students, via both Cambridge University and Anglia Ruskin University. Entry into the film festival is totally free.
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