Question 1

How do you become a professional mermaid?

Accepted Answer

To become a professional mermaid, you need to gain experience, earn certifications, and network. It is crucial for professional mermaids to be extremely comfortable around and in water. You need to be a strong swimmer, especially when using the tail and monofin.

Question 2

How much do bull riders make?

Accepted Answer

Bull riders make an average annual salary of $64,167, with riders on the low end earning only around $20,000 per year and riders on the high end earning around $188,000 per year.

Rookie bull riders earn the least, with salaries that average out to around $19,910 per year. A bull rider's pay depends on how many competitions they take part in, and how well they place in those competitions.

Question 3

How much do rodeo clowns make?

Accepted Answer

Rodeo clowns generally make between $100 and $500 per event. Depending on how many events you do per year, you can make roughly $50,000 per year. Rodeo clowns, also known as rodeo protection athletes, make more than general entertainment clowns due to the physical risk involved with the job.

Question 4

Are celebrities happy?

Accepted Answer

Whether celebrities are happy depends on a variety of individual factors, including their personal circumstances, relationships, and mental health.While fame and success can provide opportunities for happiness, they do not necessarily guarantee it. For someone not prepared for the life of a celebrity, it can be a very intense ride with extreme ups and downs.

Question 5

What hard/technical skills are most important for Performers?

Accepted Answer

Actors that can't be heard and understood in a small rehearsal room cannot be heard in a large immersive environment. They need to make acting choices that support vocal energy and clear articulation. Scaling your volume and intensity is very tricky in our style of theatre, and people either have a knack for it, or they don't.

Question 6

What skills stand out on Performer resumes?

Accepted Answer

When I'm casting someone in a show or calling them in for an audition, I personally look for solid regional theatre and/or equity theatre credits. The "special skills" area of a resume is also instructive because it gives me a sense of who this person is when they are not acting.

Question 7

What soft skills should all Performers possess?

Accepted Answer

Showing up for your audition/interview on time, no excuses, no story of how crowded the subway was. Be there, relaxed, prepared, not showing me how stressed your life is. Also, reply quickly, clearly, and stay with the scheduling process so I can get you in and see your stuff.

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