004: Finding your unique style and niche as a movement director

Build a network of relationships with other professionals in the industry.”

Stephen Moynihan

 
 

In this episode, Sarah Perry and Stephen Moynihan discuss how to get into the movement direction industry. They share their personal journeys and offer advice for emerging movement directors. They emphasise the importance of understanding performers and building a network of relationships. They also discuss the value of ongoing education and the need to find one's own unique style and niche in the industry. The conversation concludes with the recommendation to live life authentically and follow one's passions.

Chapters

Introduction and Background

Stephen's Journey into Movement Direction

Sarah's Journey into Movement Direction

Training and Education in Movement Direction

Understanding Performers and Building Relationships

Mentorship and Assisting in the Industry

Networking and Relationship Building

Living Authentically and Following Your Passions

To get in touch with Sarah visit: www.sarahperrymovement.com and follow @sarahperrymovement on Instagram.
To get in touch with Stephen visit www.stephenmoynihan.net and follow @stmoynihan on Instagram.
Screen Ireland: Mentoring for Mentors | Screen Ireland
Movement: Directing and Teaching, MA/MFA | The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

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