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Research Doesn't Have to Be Boring: Techniques & Methods to Apply to Real Life
Author(s): John Rich
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Acting: The Active Process
Author(s): Tom McNally
Acting: The Active Process is not a text about theory only, but a hands-on, classroom-friendly, doable process. It forces actors to ask the right questions: What do I want? What's in my way? What tactic do I select to get what I want? Where does the scene start/end and how did it get there. All of t...
The Science of Gardening
Author(s): David Whiting
The Science of Gardening was originally written as the training manual for Colorado Master Gardener Program. The overall objective here was to be research based (rather than the same old folklore that has been passed down through the generations) and to focus on developing diagnostic skills. I...
Sketching on Location
Author(s): Matthew Brehm
“Sketching on Location” means making a relatively brief and direct drawing of a subject within view of the artist. It means making a complete sketch on-site, rather than working from photographs or memory. Sketching on Location focuses on recording observations of existing places, whether they ar...
Created for Connection: Your Calling as a Communicator in Today's World
Author(s): Donald H Alban
Created for Connection urges students to realize their God-given calling to be redemptive communicators. Students are challenged to see their prospective vocations primarily as platforms for advancing the things God values through instructional content, personality profiles, and timely occupational ...
