The title of the article is New York Performing Artists Share Inspiration on ‘Made Here’ was written by Felicia R. Lee on March 13, 2013 on the website of the New York Times. The article is about “Made Here,” a documentary series and interactive Web site that gathers interviews, performances and other footage to showcase the lives of New York City performing artists.
According to the article, with the help of this site many well known actors and actresses can talk about issues like gender, criticism, influences and staying in New York as well as offering advice for the next generation. The Web site has attracted roughly 36,000 visitors, from more than 77 countries. Moreover, with each season’s premiere, a new episode will become available for streaming online. The author of the article quotes Tanya Selvaratnam, a writer and actor who is one of the series producers. She jokes that the challenge was to turn each episode “into a dialogue, a conversation. There are so many artists it’s a series that can continue for a long time.”
Further the reporter adds that “Made Here” emerged from the HERE Artist Residency Program, which provides long-term developmental and production support to New York-based performing artists. Since the series began, the project has released 30 episodes featuring 68 artists, and has covered a wide range of issues affecting the performing arts community, including real estate, family balance, technology and money.
In conclusion we get to know that public screenings and events for “Made Here” will take place over the next two seasons, beginning with a premiere screening and conversation on April 10. The event is free and open to the public.
From my point of view, “Made Here” is a very useful and helpful site for beginners in acting. I’ve visited it and really enjoyed videos with actors and their words about their profession, life-style and outlook. I believe these videos can inspire you to do something outstanding, something what you have wanted to do for a long time.
According to the article, with the help of this site many well known actors and actresses can talk about issues like gender, criticism, influences and staying in New York as well as offering advice for the next generation. The Web site has attracted roughly 36,000 visitors, from more than 77 countries. Moreover, with each season’s premiere, a new episode will become available for streaming online. The author of the article quotes Tanya Selvaratnam, a writer and actor who is one of the series producers. She jokes that the challenge was to turn each episode “into a dialogue, a conversation. There are so many artists it’s a series that can continue for a long time.”
Further the reporter adds that “Made Here” emerged from the HERE Artist Residency Program, which provides long-term developmental and production support to New York-based performing artists. Since the series began, the project has released 30 episodes featuring 68 artists, and has covered a wide range of issues affecting the performing arts community, including real estate, family balance, technology and money.
In conclusion we get to know that public screenings and events for “Made Here” will take place over the next two seasons, beginning with a premiere screening and conversation on April 10. The event is free and open to the public.
From my point of view, “Made Here” is a very useful and helpful site for beginners in acting. I’ve visited it and really enjoyed videos with actors and their words about their profession, life-style and outlook. I believe these videos can inspire you to do something outstanding, something what you have wanted to do for a long time.
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The title of the article is New York Performing Artists Share Inspiration on ‘Made Here’ was written by Felicia R. Lee... WHAT was written the title or the article?
“into a dialogue, a conversation. There are so many artists it’s a series that can continue for a long time.” You can't use the DIRECT speech!
Please, next time put the link IN the title, not below your rendering!