When we’re helping artists with their shows, we’re teaching them what to do to make their shows come alive. But at the same time there are things they need to STOP doing as well. Some performers have developed bad habits over time and don’t even realize they are doing them! Amy WolterAs a trained Live […]
Archives for March 2017
5 Onstage Distractions You Should Dump NOW!
by Backstage: Sneak Peek, The Foundation Greenroom: 15 Comments
Develop Your Own Performance Style
by Backstage: Vision & Planning Greenroom: 4 Comments
I’ve worked with many singers who are trying to find and develop a unique vocal style. Artists also need to develop their own unique performance style. A great vocal coach can help singers develop a unique vocal style. On the flip side, a bad vocal coach who only understands one style and tries to teach […]
Without a Vision, Your Show Dies
by Backstage: Vision & Planning Greenroom: 11 Comments
It’s absolutely necessary for you to develop a vision for your live show. What do you want the end result to be? Whether it’s a creative project, a business plan, or any endeavor – if it’s worth spending time doing, you need to develop a vision for how you want it to turn out. A famous […]
What Do I Say? – Talking to Your Audience
by Backstage: Materials, Tools & Skills Greenroom: 8 Comments
When I ask artists what they need the most help with or what their weak spots are in a live show, the most common answer I get is “talking to the audience.” I can relate. Many times when I was playing live I would want to say something to the crowd; but when I started […]
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Amy Wolter on Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
Glad to hear this Vee. Yes, it’s a process and takes some...Vee Patrick on Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
I have seen both you guys work at extreme conference last year...Amy Wolter on How Soon Should You Work on Your Show?
So happy you had the foresight to prepare for the 'what IF's'!...