Where Do Ideas Come From?

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Creating and developing our own projects is a great way of staying proactive as an actor. But how do we find that initial inspiration? What can we do to unlock the creative potential we all have hidden away?
In this final part of our series on Storytelling, we discuss what questions we can ask ourselves to help create meaningful art.
From Mozart to Paul McCartney, from William Shakespeare to Phoebe Waller-Bridge – we find out what drives artists to make work that stands the test of time and resonates with others.

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‘Love’ Omid 16B (EP version)

Composer – Omid Nourizadeh

Courtesy of aLOLa Records P & C 2022

Published by aLOLa / Westbury Music Ltd.

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