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Dealing With The Fear Of Public Speaking

by Tom Crowl | Mar 20, 2014 | Jay Johnson, Ventriloquism Tip, Ventriloquist Interview

If you are afraid of getting in front of an audience, Jay lays out the basic fact that no one is perfect the first time they walk on-stage. By getting out there and giving it your best shot, you overcome the fear through experience. If you deal with stage fright,...

Timing

by Tom Crowl | Mar 17, 2014 | Ventriloquism Tip

Here is another Entertainment Experts clip from my course Discussions On Showmanship where I talk with Artistic Director Joanie Spina about timing. Think about her statement! It can help you elevate your performance.

Ad-Libs – What are they?

by Tom Crowl | Mar 15, 2014 | Jay Johnson, Ventriloquism Tip, Ventriloquist Interview

Another clip from my interview with Jay Johnson for the Discussions On Showmanship course. Here, Jay shares something that many performers don’t understand. This is an important piece of the puzzle to raise yourself from performer to entertainer.

Tips To Improve Your Act

by Tom Crowl | Mar 14, 2014 | Terry Fator, Ventriloquism Tip, Ventriloquist, Ventriloquist Interview

Terry Fator shares a tip that will allow you to improve your act. Listening to others can sometimes hurt the ego, but putting that aside can allow you to see how others perceive your presentation and grow as a performer. Note – that doesn’t mean you have...

Stage Experience

by Tom Crowl | Mar 13, 2014 | Ventriloquism Tip, Ventriloquist Interview

Today, Branson headliner Todd Oliver shares some great advice to help you improve your skills as a performer. If you haven’t seen Todd work, check out his DVD – The Funny Dogs – Todd Oliver & Irving here.

Career Struggles

by Tom Crowl | Mar 12, 2014 | Ventriloquism Tip, Ventriloquist Interview

Terry Fator talks about his career struggles and how it changed him. Everyone suffers ups and downs. Artists tend to have high highs and low lows. I know I do – and they are no fun. Never feel you are alone, or that bad things only happen to you. The key is to...

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