José González

 The truth is that in Chile exists post-graduates in theater, they are more focused on the direction or dramaturgy of plays, but to be honest, if I really get the opportunity to keep studying acting, in the case of scenic arts is different, is not like you get grades necessarily in a university, there are differente schools around the world, that work with different focus.  Lately I've been thinking a lot about it, and If i get the chance to keep studying, I would search a way of being able to enter one of these schools, I know there are clown schools, where there's a work and compromise much bigger on physical work, there's also Eugenio Barba school on Denmark, which are the options more focused on acting itself. But anyway to keep specializing my self on acting  more than theater in general, I must leave the country, get in a private school, find a way to subsist in a foreign country. I would also like to say that I know just a little about I would like to go deeper, th...

  Hello, about the job of my dreams. The job of my dreams would be making theater plays and them getting paid well. At this moment, as an student, the jobs I can get as a performer are very few and they rarely pay for it. So instead of thinking about the job of my drrams, I ask myself: Will I be able to dedicate myself to something I am already doing?  In the world, or subworld, of theater is very  hard to actually survive, just some few can keep themselves workin on it. Let's suppose that 300 persons graduate from all the differents theater academies from across the country, thinking that as much, just 50 or 70 of them wil keep doing theater, others will work on films, and the majority of them will work on a job completely different and unrelated to acting.  By myself, I would like to be on the survivor group, make plays in many different places of the country and even go outside the country with the acts that I will make, of course that means a work far away from t...