Differences in amateur and professional acting

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One of the things I love about going to the theatre is the rituals. Professionals feel like they are capable of handling almost anything. The formality of being shown to your seat, the drawing of heavy, luxurious curtains, the suspension of reality for the duration of the show, often an interval, and of course, curtain calls and applause. Professionals value consistency.

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Amateurs see feedback and coaching as someone criticizing them as a person. One aspect is mindset—specifically, the difference between amateurs and professionals. Professionals accept responsibility. I have to admit, having been let loose to direct a student dance company show while at university, the standards I expected of the cast were very much professional. The key difference between professionals and amateurs is that professionals provide a service to their audience, while, for the most part, the audience of an amateur production is there to support the performers.

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Amateurs value isolated performance. Amateurs focus on being right. Professionals accept responsibility. Amateurs think the probability of them having the best idea is high.

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