Backstage.com Advice: 10 Reasons to Create Actor Independence by Self-Producing

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10 Reasons to Create Actor Independence by Self-Producing Jul 3rd 2013, 17:18 My episode of "Actor's Next Level" with Renee Threatte is totally inspired by actor freedom. As the producer of her own web show, "Cue Black Girls," she learned the ins and outs of going from auditioning actor to independently producing actor. Here, some of my favorite actors-turned-producers tell you the best reasons to produce your own work. 1. You get to be the boss."It's great knowing everything is your own. You get a greater appreciation for all the people involved in the production—costumes, lights, sound, directors, writers. It feels great to know that ultimately they're there to make your vision come to life." - Scottt Raven, creator of "Milkshakespeare," a web series written in sonnet 2. You get revenge."I have never felt more empowered in my career. The idea to produce a play about Anne Boleyn stemmed from a failure. I auditioned for a regional production of another Anne Boleyn play and didn't get cast. After a few days of moping, I thought to myself, 'Why am I waiting around for someone to give me permission to play a role that I love?' " - Kate O'Phalen, producer of "The King's Whore," playing at Walkerspace, July 26-Aug. 11 3. You can play the roles you've always dreamed of."By self-producing, I have the

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