Hobby Ideas

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People often enjoy the feeling of completing a project. The sense of accomplishment which comes along with finishing the goal can often lead to a great feeling of self-worth. One of the ways in which a person can achieve this feeling is when they set about to begin collecting autographed celebrity photos. These photos often come along with a challenge. They are not the easiest things in the world to collect as there is a bit of a hunt which goes along with obtaining them. When you actually manage to get your hands on one, it can give a feeling of great satisfaction.

Often, there are a number of ways in which you can go about trying to collect these memorabilia items, all of which can provide their own form of unique pleasure. You could write a fan letter to the star, sending along a photo which you would like to be autographed. If you include a self-addressed, stamped envelope along with the photo and your fan letter, there is a pretty good chance that you will get a response with with autographed celebrity photo that you desire. The waiting game can often be fun, though, for when the response from the celebrity actually arrives, the excitement when you will often feel will make everything worth the wait.

Many people actually make a hobby out of trying to collect these autographs in person. Waiting for someone at a special event can not only often gain you the signature on the item which you desire, but it also gives you the chance to meet the celebrity in person. This allows for stories to come out of this event, giving you memories for years to come about meeting your favorite celebrity. People are often very interested in hearing all about times when someone has met a famous celebrity and having an autographed celebrity photo along with a story makes you ever more interesting. Meeting these people can be a great way to explore a hobby on its own.

Another way to obtain these autographed celebrity photos is through online auctions. Many people often obtain these photos and will turn around to sell them for a little extra money. Bidding on and winning these photos can be a great way for people to have a little fun. Some people find a thrill in winning online auctions and going after autographed celebrity photos is no exception. It is just as fun to win an item which can be included with a collection of memorabilia as any other item possible.

Once a person has started to collect a series of autographed celebrity photos, one of the best ways in which they can explore this hobby is to form a room to display all of these photos. It allows them to display their collection with pride, showing off all of the items which they have striven to gain. Being able to display these items with pride gives a sense of accomplishment which anyone can be proud of, making this a great hobby for anyone to participate in.

Now you are ready to start the production in earnest and cast the show. You must let everyone know that you are looking to cast a show, and when and how the process will operate. Most towns have a network via which you can publicise this. Find it and use it.

The Director will have the major input here, along with the Musical Director (if you are doing a musical). But groups find that they need a policy regarding who is encouraged to try for parts in their shows. Some only allow members of the group to go for parts (and some groups do have a steady membership which is adequate). Some groups are entirely open and allow anyone to try (often there is a small fee for having a go - if formal auditions are chosen as the method of selection). Most groups have a fairly flexible approach to this, allowing newcomers to the group with an interest in a particular show to try for a part.

Those newcomers do not have a visible ‘track record’ in amateur dramatics. The professionally-related system of one-off auditions, showing audition pieces, both sung and acted where appropriate, is not necessarily the best way to cast an amateur show. So I will outline the two pricipal routes taken:

Auditions: The Directors choose a section of acting content from the show for each part and a part of a song where needed, and ask auditionees to learn the pieces and perform them in front of a selection committee (which must contain at least one person who is seen as ‘neutral’). Some groups have open auditions where the audition pieces are done with any members of the group who choose watching them, but a selection committee making the final choices. This second way is seen as being ‘fairer’ since it is thought that people will be able to see why a certain performance was chosen over another.

There may be sections of the play/musical which require actors to work together in an audition piece, but more often volunteers ‘read in’ where another input is required. The actor performs, smiles nicely, thanks everyone and goes away. The committee spends the day watching and then makes decisions which are transmitted to those who have auditioned.

This can throw up problems as some people are flexible and will take what is offered, whilst others may only have tried for a single part, and this may be the only thing they will take on. Audition forms need to be created to cover this. The audition-er should be asked which part(s) are of interest, and what, of any, other part they might take on.

Some groups insist on measurements - height, weight, hair colour etc. I cannot think of many shows where this would be particularly relevant - some directors just cannot bear having a woman taller than a man in a stage partnership. Makes me wonder how Tom Cruise ever gets a part! Yes, age matters. But most people can play within 20 years either way of their actual age with makeup, and I played a woman of 98 when I was about 58. (Quite apart from the fact that it was a WONDERFUL part, I did it without makeup, using voice and body -and a wheelchair- to make it work). People do know we’re acting, you know!

So, at the end of an audition the committee know how a person can perform a set piece or pieces, and they have seen their body and heard their voice. What they have not seen is how this person reacts to and with others. They have no idea from the audition if this person will learn their lines, be pleasant to other actors and muck in when needed.

Workshop: The second method is somewhat harder to organise, but my preferred method. The upcoming show is publicised wherever it should be (more of that in the section on publicity). People are invited to a workshop session where parts of the show will be worked on in groups and where everyone will get a go at the bit they are interested in. No pieces of script or music are handed out in advance and no-one gets the chance to practise anything. The people come together at the appointed time and the Director and Musical Director (if it’s a musical) will work with the members of the group on the pre-chosen sections. In this case it is probably not a good idea to have an audience, though not all participants will necessarily want a part.

Those taking part know that as a result of this day they will be asked what part(s) they are interested in, and what parts they absolutely do not want to do. They will be asked to accept that they may be offered a part as a result of this workshop. The selection committee, if there is one, will need to be part of this day, but not interested in taking a role in the final show - or the Director and the Musical Director will be known to have the final say.

In this way, some hours, or a whole day, can be used to assess how people might work together, how personalities meld or clash, and how people pick up content. There can be the odd person who has an ‘unfair advantage’ if they know the piece particularly well - or have bought the CD and have listened to it. (Though this may seem an advantage, most recordings of musical have errors built in - and you can learn an error in no time at all!)

So these are the two methods of selection. They are both widely used, and both lead to people chanting the usual ‘it’s not fair’ mantra when parts are allocated. I don’t think you can do anything about this. It is the nature of the game. But, by the end of either process, you will know if you can fill all the parts or whether you have to go out looking for someone for a particular role which no-one either auditioned for or seemed right for in the workshop. There are always snags with either method, but both work. I recommend you choose one and agree it with your membership. If you have no membership yet, the second method might be the more wise one to choose. Whatever you do, it will not suit everyone. But you have to do something, for goodness sake! And by the end of the process you’ll have a cast - if you’re very lucky!