Pleease help!! I need to find a performing arts high school!!!!?

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^^ san francisco school of the arts

What's a famous acting/drama/performing arts school?

answers1: Julliard
answers2: I've heard The Juilliard School in New York is the most
prestigious performing arts school in the world. Hope this helps :)
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answers4: Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg Institute, Andrew Utter....in California.

Are there any performing arts schools in San diego?

answers1: Do a web search for "San Diego Performing Arts School" <br>
You should get every one in the area. <br>
You can read a little about each and they will have contact
information so that you can ask more questions.

What kinda of degree is required to open a Performing Arts Studio?

answers1: matter on your adventure in Martial Arts, and which employer
you belong to, they could desire to have some form of software which
you would be able to be waiting to get began? while you're thoroughly
on your individual, i could bypass small, like renting a dance studio
of a close-by wellness center and make a business business enterprise
settlement with them. Of in case you get carry of money, then specific
you are able to hire or purchase your individual place and initiate
off coaching. you're able to desire a business business enterprise
license from the State the place you reside in, and that they are
going to be waiting that might assist you what else you opt for so a
ways as criminal paper artwork is going. I hear its an exceedingly
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answers2: In short, my recommendation is to earn a BA in your area of
interest, then if you feel it'll help you or is necessary, work on an
MBA. <br>
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Your best bet is to ignore the business stuff for now, and just spend
more time studying the arts you're interested in (dance, it sounds).
Do a B.A. in your area of interest, preferably at a school with a
solid reputation for it. <br>
<br>
The business concerns can come later. Do not make the mistake of
trying to find an undergraduate program that melds business and arts
(if such a thing even exists). You'll get a watered down version of
both, and be barely better off than when you started. <br>
<br>
Then after you graduate, work on an MBA. You can do this at your own
pace... This is easily done while working, and having an outside life.
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But it's certainly not required. Talk to some business owners, ask
them how much their MBA helped them, or if they don't have one, ask if
they feel it might have made things easier. It varies from person to
person, depending on their previous experience and natural
inclinations for business. <br>
<br>
Even a BA isn't technically going to be required... but you might face
some serious roadblocks without some post-secondary school
credentials. I'd recommend at least getting a BA to maximize your
options (business loans, graduate school, credibility, etc).

What are the differences between a Fine Art, Visual Art, and Performing Art college?

answers1: A degree in Fine Arts can prepare students for careers in
the visual arts or the performing arts. Programs at colleges,
universities, art academies and technical schools often provide an
overview of Fine Arts before requiring students to choose a
concentration. <br>
Fine Arts Coursework <br>
<br>
Fine Arts programs are as varied as the students who enroll in them.
Students may choose to concentrate in a visual art, such as painting
photography and sculpture, or they may conentrate in a performing art
like dance, voice and theater. Examples of topics a Fine Arts student
can expect to study are listed below: <br>
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Art history <br>
Art theory and criticism <br>
Performing arts <br>
2D art (painting, drawing, photography) <br>
3D art (sculpture, pottery) <br>
Digital art <br>
<br>
Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) <br>
<br>
An associate's degree program in Fine Arts from a two-year or
four-year college or university provides a foundation for upper class
work leading to a bachelor's degree. Two-year technical schools and
art academies may provide more specialized training in a shorter
amount of time. Some career opportunities available to Associate of
Fine Arts graduates are listed below: <br>
<br>
Private music or art teacher <br>
Theater production assistant <br>
Freelance photographer <br>
Jewelry designer <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) <br>
<br>
Bachelor of Fine Arts programs help artists define their creative
expression and develop professional skills that will help them promote
their art as freelancers or obtain jobs with arts-related companies or
nonprofit organizations. This undergraduate degree qualifies graduates
for entry-level positions with galleries, museums and theater
companies, including such job positions as the following: <br>
<br>
Creative writer <br>
Actor/director <br>
Art teacher <br>
Art therapist <br>
Dance instructor <br>
<br>
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) <br>
<br>
A Master of Fine Arts can lead to management and directorship
positions in arts-related enterprises. Graduate degree programs offer
both the creative and the management skills needed to become a museum
director or a theatrical producer, for example. Master of Fine Arts
candidates specialize in their chosen area of concentration. Career
opportunities include the following: <br>
<br>
Curator <br>
Appraiser <br>
Costume designer <br>
Archivist <br>
Nonprofit administrator <br>
<br>
The visual arts are those creations we can look at, such as a drawing
or a painting. Here is a partial list: <br>
<br>
drawing <br>
painting <br>
sculpture <br>
architecture <br>
photography <br>
film <br>
printmaking <br>
<br>
And the decorative arts of <br>
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ceramics <br>
furniture and interior design <br>
jewelry making <br>
metal crafting <br>
wood working <br>
<br>
Any one of these disciplines is a type of visual art. <br>
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Performance Art is live. <br>
<br>
• Performance Art has no rules or guidelines. It is art because the
artist says it is art. It is experimental. <br>
<br>
• Performance Art is not for sale. It may, however, sell admission
tickets and film rights. <br>
<br>
• Performance Art may be comprised of painting or sculpture (or both),
dialogue, poetry, music, dance, opera, film footage, turned on
television sets, laser lights, live animals and fire. Or all of the
above. There are as many variables as there are artists. <br>
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• Performance Art is a legitimate artistic movement. It has longevity
(some performance artists, in fact, have rather large bodies of work)
and is a degreed course of study in many post-secondary institutions.
<br>
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• Dada, Futurism, the Bauhaus and the Black Mountain College all
inspired and helped pave the way for Performance Art. <br>
<br>
• Performance Art is closely related to Conceptual Art. Both Fluxus
and Body Art are types of Performance Art. <br>
<br>
• Performance Art may be entertaining, amusing, shocking or
horrifying. No matter which adjective applies, it is meant to be
memorable. <br>
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They are all connected in a way. There are MANY art schools to choose
from. If you like acting then go for a performing art college. If you
like animation and computer art, then search for a visual art college.
If you like painting, drawing, etc then go to a fine art college. I
like media arts like 3d animation so I am searching visual arts. Some
colleges teach all 3.
answers2: Perhaps the best answer is to just look at the
sub-categories under Visual Art and Performing Art here in Y!A with
the problem that several things I would put in Performing Arts are put
beside it in Arts and Humanities - Music seems to be mostly in
Performing Arts, I would put Dance and Theater/Acting. Notice also
that Animation and Live Film are not given different categories.
Visual Arts Drawing & Illustration Other - Visual Arts Painting
Photography Sculpture Arts & Humanities Books & Authors Dancing
Genealogy History Other - Arts & Humanities Performing Arts Philosophy
Poetry Theater & Acting Visual Arts

I want a name of a history maker ?

answers1: If you want somebody different: <br>
<br>
Rigoberta Menchu, Pedro Albizu Campos, Luis Muñoz Marín <br>
<br>
If you want the same: <br>
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Gandhi, Mandela, Roosevelt, Martin Luther King
answers2: A timely choice would be Augusto Pinochet, the Chilean
dictator who died on Sunday.
answers3: " JESUS".
answers4: Rosa Parks. A good example of how an ordinary citizen can
influence the course of history.
answers5: Mahatma Ghandi, George Washington or look on the net for
history makers.

There's a black history month. Should there also be a white history month?

answers1: Pick you a month for white history. LOL, no one care. You
seem to be envious of Black people. A tit for a tat.
answers2: There already is a white history month, its October. Its
just not as highly broadcast as some of the others.
answers3: most history books in america are based on white history
because all other races were looked down upon.
answers4: The thing is white history is more ubiquitous. Black history
month is noted because there is not enough on the black influential
figures of history. So we celebrate once a month, every year.
answers5: This section needs a FAQ. This is one of the most asked
questions here. <br>
<br>
The other most asked questions: <br>
*How come black people can say the N word but white people can't. <br>
*How come there's a BET but not a WET
answers6: Oh do stop. I'll give you a D+ <br>
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Pick a month, any month and celebrate. Whose stopping you? <br>
October is National Italian Pride month so go hang out with them. Jeesh!