Marysia Trembecka talks about focusing on and making your creative dreams come true along with making money so it becomes a job not a hobby,<br /><br />'Welcome to my podcast (there's a blog too!) on being creative, from that initial sparkle of the thought ‘I could’ to actually finishing it and getting your ‘art’ out there.<br />"I sometimes only seem to create when I have to create, under pressure or deadlines and then I moan about the rush. Ridiculous when I think about the fact I have chosen this creative life, or it has chosen me and I must follow my muse – often grumpily it seems! Or I do nothing and then feel guilty as I watch friends get with their own projects. Hence this podcast is about what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends."<br /><br />From City bond dealer to selling out stage sensation, Marysia Trembecka is an actress, musician and comic, creating and performing sell-out shows internationally from Australia to many Edinburgh Fringe sell-out runs. Her comedy creation, The Singing Psychic even has a game show version and appearing from the Brit Awards to live TV and radio, whilst her Queen Of The F*cking World sexual politics theatre show was awarded Arts Council England funding and is fiercely pro love and respect for all.<br /><br />Her favourite press quote for the Singing Psychic is 'Totally bonkers (in a good way)' *****<br /><br />For over a decade, she has brought joy to thousands of people with her witty, controversial and thought provoking shows that are both highly entertaining and emotional. Marysia has appeared in a number of films including the multi award-winning Sunday Dinner With The Morgans, which reached the semi-final nominations round for an Academy Award. She has performed at the official after party for The Brit Awards and been a Tedx speaker.<br /><br />She is also a filmmaker, including a 23 episode documentary 'SONGS OF BREXIT' 'all the facts with song and no yelling' through her Best Show, Funny Women nominee comedy character THE SINGING PSYCHIC. Her album 'If You Can't Make Love, Make Coffee' she recorded with a live 8 piece band she put together for the project.<br /><br />http://marysiatrembecka.com/media-gallery/<br />www.loveyourcreativity.com
Get Your Art In Gear
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Marysia Trembecka talks about focusing on and making your creative dreams come true along with making money so it becomes a job not a hobby,<br /><br />'Welcome to my podcast (there's a blog too!) on being creative, from that initial sparkle of the thought ‘I could’ to actually finishing it and getting your ‘art’ out there.<br />"I sometimes only seem to create when I have to create, under pressure or deadlines and then I moan about the rush. Ridiculous when I think about the fact I have chosen this creative life, or it has chosen me and I must follow my muse – often grumpily it seems! Or I do nothing and then feel guilty as I watch friends get with their own projects. Hence this podcast is about what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends."<br /><br />From City bond dealer to selling out stage sensation, Marysia Trembecka is an actress, musician and comic, creating and performing sell-out shows internationally from Australia to many Edinburgh Fringe sell-out runs. Her comedy creation, The Singing Psychic even has a game show version and appearing from the Brit Awards to live TV and radio, whilst her Queen Of The F*cking World sexual politics theatre show was awarded Arts Council England funding and is fiercely pro love and respect for all.<br /><br />Her favourite press quote for the Singing Psychic is 'Totally bonkers (in a good way)' *****<br /><br />For over a decade, she has brought joy to thousands of people with her witty, controversial and thought provoking shows that are both highly entertaining and emotional. Marysia has appeared in a number of films including the multi award-winning Sunday Dinner With The Morgans, which reached the semi-final nominations round for an Academy Award. She has performed at the official after party for The Brit Awards and been a Tedx speaker.<br /><br />She is also a filmmaker, including a 23 episode documentary 'SONGS OF BREXIT' 'all the facts with song and no yelling' through her Best Show, Funny Women nominee comedy character THE SINGING PSYCHIC. Her album 'If You Can't Make Love, Make Coffee' she recorded with a live 8 piece band she put together for the project.<br /><br />http://marysiatrembecka.com/media-gallery/<br />www.loveyourcreativity.com
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March 27, 2023
5 Ways to finish March and start April feeling creative, joyful and focused.
5 Ways to finish March and start April feeling creative, joyful and focused.<br /><br />I am recording this on Monday the 27th March but you can use these questions any month as the month ends<br /><br />1. What are the one or two things you'd like to get done this week so you can end the month feeling positive and you have achieved some things, <br /><br />2. What can you start so you feel ready to hit April feeling focused, from starting a new fitness plan to making a call for a meeting on a new project.<br /><br />3. Start dreaming about what the next 3 months will look like and what you want to achieve<br /><br />4. Whats holding you back from achieving your next 3 months goals, is it a lack of money, a plan, an untidy home or finances<br /><br />5. What can you then get finished this week from the list of no 4 to really hit next month feeling clear.<br /><br />Aims of this podcast - Love Your Creativity & Make Money<br />This podcast is about being a working creative from thoughts on marketing, budget to what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends.<br /><br /><br />About me, Marysia Trembecka<br /><br />I am at heart a storyteller and this has translated from the initial creation of work to being a performer, including film and theatre acting, writing and performing international touring comedy shows to MCing.<br /><br />Highlights include sell-out Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe shows, singing at the Royal Festival Hall in 23 different languages, as well as doing TEDx talks and corporate gigs, such as the Brit Awards Afterparty at the 02 as my ‘The Singing Psychic’ bio queen character.
February 21, 2022
Constructive Critiscism = Bloodwork, Feedback is just facts Ep 64
Constructive Critiscism = Bloodwork, Feedback is just facts<br /><br />So this week's new podcast 64 is all about getting into a healthy mindset about criticism of yourself as an artist or your art, whether you are a musician, filmmaker or visual artist. So try looking at Constructive Critiscism being Bloodwork, Feedback being just facts.<br /><br /><br />Just like an athlete looks at stats and speed and daily notes on their progress so we can choose to take what is useful in the noves we are given and implement changes in our creative work or practise more. We can also ignore what does not work or hurts us. Feedback is just facts, take the emotion out where you can.<br /><br /><br /><br />It is very easy as a creative to stop work or feeling hope upon getting negative feedback about your work. Press, reviewers and trolls can say things that can really seem to hurt and the memory of what people to or about you and your work can stay with you forever. Worse it can stop you creating and trying new things as well as really affect your mental health.<br /><br /><br />Even super successful creatives all have tales of a huge rejection or bad press. I once asked and will never forget Sir Derek Jacobi CBE telling his tale of how he never reads his press. (full details in the podcast) despite being a founder member of the Royal National Theatre and winning several prestigious theatre awards, a BAFTA and has twice been awarded a Laurence Olivier Award, a Tony Award two Primetime Emmy Awards for two Screen Actors Guild Awards<br /><br /><br /> It can be worse at the start of your career especially young press such as student reviewers who may be reviewing your work and trying to be clever. Also teachers can also have favourites so can not believe in you<br /><br />However getting constructive feedback from educated reviewers who understand the context of your work, people you respect in your own field and the wider world can really help you improve your own craft and your work. You can of course disagree with their opinions and should especially if it feels like your work is about something very different than they get. <br /><br /><br />Some people will love your work, some will never get you, so it is a case of building an tribe around you you have faith in, but not in an Emperor's new clothes way where no one tells you what needs improving. The earlier you can, the quicker you can soar in your work as we all need support, even if it is new work that people dont seem to get right now.<br /><br /><br />My programme ‘Get Your Art In Gear’ will be available in February 2022. Get Your Art in Gear is a specialist program that blends the practical, financial and creative lessons you need to take your work to the next level.<br /><br /><br /><br />Aims of this podcast - Love Your Creativity & Make Money<br />This podcast is about being a working creative from thoughts on marketing, budget to what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends.<br /><br /><br />About me, Marysia Trembecka<br /><br />I am at heart a storyteller and this has translated from the initial creation of work to being a performer, including film and theatre acting, writing and performing international touring comedy shows to MCing.<br /><br />Highlights include sell-out Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe shows, singing at the Royal Festival Hall in 23 different languages, as well as doing TEDx talks and corporate gigs, such as the Brit Awards Afterparty at the 02 as my ‘The Singing Psychic’ bio queen character.<br /><br /><br /><br />My programme ‘Get Your Art In Gear’ will be available in February 2022. Get Your Art in Gear is a specialist program that blends the practical, financial and creative lessons you need to take your work to the next level.<br /><br /><br /><br />Aims of this podcast - Love Your Creativity & Make...
February 15, 2022
Rewarding your curiosity can really help make you more creative, have more open ideas and make you happier Ep 63
Rewarding your curiosity can really help make you more creative, have more open ideas and make you happier.<br /><br />Hence taking a course in something you are interested in, or learning all you can from books, the web on a subject or someone or by developing new skills in a certain area can make you feel fabulous and make you start making connections in new ways.<br /><br /><br />One way to declare someone a genius can be by their unusual ways of making connections on subjects they know a lot about and creative genius can certainly be applied to that. So the more you can look or know about something from lots of different perspectives and then making your choices, the more interesting and well rounded the work is. <br /><br /><br /> Open minded creatives be it in science or art have a new often exciting fresh perspective by knowing the existing points of views or 'rules' and then drilling into them or making up their own or by contrasting them.<br /><br />As a jazz musician I learnt many many different scales and ways to get into them so that when any of us improvise we can pull creatively from an embedded bank of knowledge and don't just hit the same obvious notes. Other types of musicians may choose to have 5 years of being fascinated by a certain type of music before moving on or get focused how to play certain things much much better.<br /><br /><br />So this week's new podcast 63 is all about curiosity and how discovering the answers can be a really great way to feel happier, we all like learning the answers and unravelling mysteries. If there is too much uncertainty though we feel less happy.<br /><br /><br />So whether you are curious to learn about a new drum sound, new software, a certain type of literature, music, film or art made at a certain point or place in time I can only encourage us all to go after what you are curious about.You will later find it influences your own work and your skill level in often indefinable, subtle ways.<br /><br /><br /><br />My programme ‘Get Your Art In Gear’ will be available in February 2022. Get Your Art in Gear is a specialist program that blends the practical, financial and creative lessons you need to take your work to the next level.<br /><br /><br /><br />Aims of this podcast - Love Your Creativity & Make Money<br />This podcast is about being a working creative from thoughts on marketing, budget to what techniques we can all use to get the work done and out there, no matter where you work full time as an actor, a choreographer or have a yearning to paint more over the weekends.<br /><br /><br />About me, Marysia Trembecka<br /><br />I am at heart a storyteller and this has translated from the initial creation of work to being a performer, including film and theatre acting, writing and performing international touring comedy shows to MCing.<br /><br />Highlights include sell-out Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe shows, singing at the Royal Festival Hall in 23 different languages, as well as doing TEDx talks and corporate gigs, such as the Brit Awards Afterparty at the 02 as my ‘The Singing Psychic’ bio queen character.
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