Make your own Monologue Scrapbook

YOUR SCRAPBOOK!
Go find your monologues. Copy them. Paste them where you want them. Work on them, have fun!

You might want to leave a blank page after each monologue for edited versions with time cuts
And leave margins on the edge for notes from coaches, etc.

I suggest making copies of handouts your teachers give you
(Tongue twisters or vocal warm ups, or action verbs or anything you think will help YOU). Include anything that you think will be a good reference to have with you at all times.


Your Scrapbook Section Guide:

Section 1: Contemporary Monologues (plus pg. w/ section for time cuts: 3 min, 2 min, 1 min, less)
Section 2: Classic Monologues (plus pg. W/ section for time cuts: 3 min, 2 min, 1 min, less)
Section 3: Sheet Music
Section 4: Feedback, Notes, & Handouts Section
Section 5: Audition Tracker/Organizer
Section 6: Mass Mailing Organizer/Networking Finder
Section 7: Goals
Section 8: Resource List
Section 9: Thoughts & Quotes
Section 10: End Notes



So you want to be an actor, you want a career in acting? Best Wishes! For more info, contact Paige Lussier Johnson email:paige@staigepatchy.com and I can make a monologue scrapbook for you--well, get it started for your, the monologue choices are your own....I have this blog and more info in "book" format(for sale)....so you can easily use the info to get started on your career! Congrats on your bold choice of careers and the passion to follow your heart...

Now forget the ABC's and mind your XYZ's

N: nobody but you makes the choice on how to live your life.
O: only you know the right way.
P: put yourself first.
Q: quit trying to be like everybody else.
R: remember who you are and where you are going.
S: stay active, alert and alive.
T: tune the doubt out.
U: unfinished business is no fun—finish what you start.
V: victory is within reach.
W: what other people say and think about you should not affect you.
X: the x factor, or the it factor, depends on what you are willing to show them of yourself.
Y: you rock.
Z: zippity do da—it’s all up to you! Go get ‘em tiger!

Keep in mind all this info, is just little bits of wisdom and advice other people have given me or
I took note of somehow-- from classes, workshops, or other actors.
Nothing is factual, it is merely observation from my perspective…You will find your own truths and helpful hints of wisdom from those in your life, and those are the things that should be in YOUR monologue scrapbook!