Tiya—Tap Into Your Artistry –Www Tapintoyourartistry: 10 books

In NYC everyone can sing. The only way to stand out in auditions is to ACT the song. This is a complex and extremely subjective process. You must learn how to connect to the lyric and let your emotions flow openly within you for all to see and experience. This can feel extremely vulnerablebut even more...

Do you dream of performing on Broadway? It can become a reality but you need a process to identify all the dreams within youand a step-by-step system to build your Craft to take it to the deepest level. In DREAM, both the TIYA system and this secret process is completely revealedFull of Strategy, Inspiration,...

You are a Business and your Headshot/Resume is the only Advertising and Calling Card you have. It must be professional which means you need to invest in yourself. But do you really need to spend over 1,000 for a Headshot photography session? Where do you find the best photographers? What about reproducing...

Do you know how to sell yourself in the room? Its a business skill that is equally, if not more important than the actual artistic performance. They dont teach it to you in High School or even College, but you can learn itAnd if you want to perform on Broadway, you must. Selling yourself to casting directors,...

On Broadway, your body is your instrument you play 8 shows a week to make a livingand you must Respect it. Do you know how: to stay healthy, shop economically and cook conveniently, reduce your stress, find motivation to exercise daily so your mind is fresh, body is strong, and spirit is centered? In...

Auditioning is a Craft in itself. Its a performance, the big game, and a business interview all in 1. You usually get up really early, wait all day, pour out your heart in a nervous 45 second performance, and youre often Rejected constantly over and overand you dont even get paid! It truly is the real...

Broadway is Show Business. Not show-Craft, show-fun, show-Art, and definitely not show-fair. Business is about money, commercial appeal, marketability, and long term return of investment. Its never personal and often its not even about talent but rather type and the one in the room everyone can agree...

Broadway performers are professional athletes who Sing, Act, and Dance 8 shows a weekand all athletes Train. Do you know where you need to go to Train? Should you go to College or a Conservatory? Do you even need to go to College? If you do go to College, how do you pay off those expensive school loans?...

Moving to NYC can be beyond excitingbut also overwhelming, extremely expensive, frustrating, and confusing. Where do you find the best apartments?and how much should you really pay a month? Where exactly should you live in order to be close to auditions? Should you live right in the City or Commute?...

How do you get an Agent? What exactly are they looking for in a potential client? Whats the difference between an Agent and a talent Manager? What questions should you be prepared to answer in an interview? What questions should you ask them in an interview? How do you find out what roles are available...