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On Speaking As An Introvert And More
It’s easy to feel drained in a social setting as an introvert. So what do you do when speaking in social gatherings in front of a large group of people makes up much of your work? Listen in as Sarah talks about speaking as an introvert and how she challenges herself to put her work into the world.
Ready to be inspired?
In this episode on ‘On Speaking As An Introvert’ we talk about:
- How to put your work into the world with confidence and courage
- Voice & writer’s process
- Being drained (and recovering) as a strong introvert
- Being more aware of what you put out in the world
- The north-south divide in the UK (and navigating that divide)
- How anxiety impacted Sarah’s voice
Here’s a deeper glance at this episode:
Being Shy and Navigating Big Events
Being Vulnerable as We Put Our Work into the world
Navigating as an Introvert
The Culture of the Northeast of England
Empowering Women in the Northeast (UK)
Challenges with Voice and What Sarah Did About It
How we Use Our Bodies Changes Our Minds
Learning to be More Empowered with Her Own Accent
The Voice Sarah Loves Most & Why
SJ’s Favorite Movie & How it Influenced Her
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About Sarah
Sarah is an actor, voice-over artist, and studied acting at the Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art (RADA) for three years. Since leaving she has worked mainly in TV and film and is best known for playing lead roles in Holby City and Steel River Blues, as well as Extras with Ricky Gervais, Vera with Brenda Blethyn and Eastenders.
She is also a writer, and Founder and Director of Bamboo Media Productions – a new production company focused on high-end, scripted TV.
How to find Sarah
Sarah’s production company Bamboo Media Productions: https://www.bamboomedia.pro/
Follow her on IG https://www.instagram.com/sarahjanepreston/
Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjanepreston/
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