Monday, April 14, 2008
NTC students ready to fly
The Denver Post: "The conservatory's students are among Denver's most talented — and sequestered — actors. Since 1984, the congressionally chartered program has turned out 225 grads who regularly find their way to TV, film and Broadway. But while in Denver, they are so deeply involved with their training, it's as if they have joined the witness-protection program."
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"students receive full scholarships, including $26,100 per year in tuition plus a weekly stipend that grows to $280 by the third year; bringing the total value of the scholarship
to about $111,000 for each student."
I think we should talk about this at CMU...
What surprises me about this article is that the students only perform once or twice in front of the public. I don't know that much about acting but I would think you would want more practical experience than that before you go out to work.
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