How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice. We were reminded of that old joke more than a few times while doing the music interviews: Whether we talked to a composer for TV shows, a classical musician, a music engineer or a radio producer and presenter, the same advice kept
A certified Irish dance teacher affiliated with An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha is known as a T.C.R.G. which is the abbreviation for the Gaelic Teagascóir Choimisiúin le Rinci Gaelacha. Most people, especially outside of Ireland, never learn how to properly
So you love Irish dancing, it’s your passion. If you could find a way to be involved in the Irish dance world for the rest of your life you would. But, how to do that? The obvious answer – Get your TCRG, TMRF or other certification and become
Dubliner Shauna Keogh has gained the trust of celebrities and serial killers to name but a few. Now resident in the US, she tells exactly how she managed it. Most people would find the idea of getting personal correspondence from a serial killer pretty hair-raising.But Dubliner Shauna Keogh
Running your own arts company is a dream job for many but it's not all champagne openings and calling the shots. Four of those who have made it to the top share the challenges of actually doing the job. Training as an actor or designer does little to prepare
For the latest in our Alumnus Interview Series, we speak with Samantha van der Sluis, who graduated from Pulse College with a Master’s degree in Scoring for Film & Visual Media and is now living and working in LA as a film composer, music editor and music copyist
The Creative Arts industry is a very diverse field and offers many opportunities to follow your passion for creativity, without having to compromise on making a good living and enjoying a fulfilling career. The next in our Careers in the Creative Arts series is Theatre/Venue Manager . Do you have
Careers in the Creative Arts The Creative Arts industry is a very diverse field and offers many opportunities to follow your passion for creativity, without having to compromise on making a good living and enjoying a fulfilling career. The next in our Careers in the Creative Arts series is