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...make notes.Spillane-Hinks compares it to the college admissions process: she isn’t looking for something specific or for a reason to mark an actor down, only for the positives they bring. What matters to her most, however, is the actor’s ability to react and change.“This time could you try to get him to laugh?” she asked one actress she had never seen before. Giving actors notes like this is important to Spillane-Hinks; it levels the playing field, giving her an idea of what these unknown quantities...
Spillane-Hinks compares it to the college admissions process. She isn’t looking for something specific or for a reason to mark an actor down, only for the positives they bring. What matters to her most is the actor’s ability to react and change...
...STUDENTS REACT...
...STUDENTS REACT...
...chair of the Government Department, Nancy L. Rosenblum ’69, told the Boston Globe in an article published yesterday that she was asked by a Corporation member: ''How would the faculty react if Larry were to resign...