Comments for Buffoonery Workshops http://buffooneryworkshops.com Banish Your Inner Critic... Tue, 08 May 2012 18:28:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Registration by Trilby Jeeves http://buffooneryworkshops.com/workshops/registration/#comment-239 Trilby Jeeves Tue, 08 May 2012 18:28:44 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?page_id=430#comment-239 Hello, Could you tell me more? I don't have a public workshop announced yet, and it will take place in Vancouver. If you would like a workshop in your area, please let me know. Best, Trilby Jeeves, owner/operator of Buffoonery Workshops Hello,
Could you tell me more? I don’t have a public workshop announced yet, and it will take place in Vancouver. If you would like a workshop in your area, please let me know.
Best,
Trilby Jeeves, owner/operator of Buffoonery Workshops

]]> Comment on Registration by santalal Ghising http://buffooneryworkshops.com/workshops/registration/#comment-238 santalal Ghising Mon, 07 May 2012 11:12:47 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?page_id=430#comment-238 hi sir i want to enrol this grand workshops program so that please tell about processing. thank you sir santalal Ghising hi sir

i want to enrol this grand workshops program so that please tell about processing.

thank you sir
santalal Ghising

]]> Comment on About Trilby by GVPTA | Vancouver Live Theatre News http://buffooneryworkshops.com/about/abouttrilby/#comment-231 GVPTA | Vancouver Live Theatre News Thu, 12 Apr 2012 05:24:51 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/#comment-231 [...] ~ Trilby Jeeves [...] […] ~ Trilby Jeeves […]

]]> Comment on Pre-Production Compendium film shoot “Alice In Wasteland” by Trilby Jeeves http://buffooneryworkshops.com/pre-production-compendium-film-shoot-alice-in-wasteland/#comment-217 Trilby Jeeves Mon, 30 Jan 2012 02:35:33 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=849#comment-217 Thank you Marilyn! I'll keep you posted. It will be an involved day, for sure. Thank you Marilyn! I’ll keep you posted. It will be an involved day, for sure.

]]> Comment on Pre-Production Compendium film shoot “Alice In Wasteland” by Marilyn Dicks http://buffooneryworkshops.com/pre-production-compendium-film-shoot-alice-in-wasteland/#comment-216 Marilyn Dicks Sun, 29 Jan 2012 22:58:29 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=849#comment-216 Interesting techniques to turn a beautiful woman I know into a cruel, damaged queen. I hope there will be a way for me to see what I'm sure will be a spectacular performance! Break a leg and most of all have fun!! Interesting techniques to turn a beautiful woman I know into a cruel, damaged queen. I hope there will be a way for me to see what I’m sure will be a spectacular performance! Break a leg and most of all have fun!!

]]> Comment on Registration by Vancouver Actors! Trilby Jeeves is having another Buffoonery Acting Workshop Jan 17-Feb 7, 2012. http://buffooneryworkshops.com/workshops/registration/#comment-189 Vancouver Actors! Trilby Jeeves is having another Buffoonery Acting Workshop Jan 17-Feb 7, 2012. Tue, 06 Dec 2011 13:38:19 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?page_id=430#comment-189 [...] To Register: http://buffooneryworkshops.com/workshops/registration/ [...] […] To Register: http://buffooneryworkshops.com/workshops/registration/ […]

]]> Comment on Conviction… before creativity and innovation… by Trilby Jeeves http://buffooneryworkshops.com/conviction-before-creativity-and-innovation/#comment-97 Trilby Jeeves Sun, 23 Oct 2011 00:06:50 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=657#comment-97 Thanks for your feedback, Nathan. I think you have a good point. Conviction in leaders is paramount, but what if conviction lay in simpler gestures, too. What if you are a barista and quite proud of making the perfect cup of coffee and your conviction of the pleasure you can influence is strong? And, yes... I think in that sense it is very close to passion, as you stated. Could there be team conviction? Common passion? I think so.. not always possible, maybe ideal... but, still possible. Thanks for your feedback, Nathan. I think you have a good point. Conviction in leaders is paramount, but what if conviction lay in simpler gestures, too. What if you are a barista and quite proud of making the perfect cup of coffee and your conviction of the pleasure you can influence is strong? And, yes… I think in that sense it is very close to passion, as you stated. Could there be team conviction? Common passion? I think so.. not always possible, maybe ideal… but, still possible.

]]> Comment on Conviction… before creativity and innovation… by Nathan Skillen http://buffooneryworkshops.com/conviction-before-creativity-and-innovation/#comment-96 Nathan Skillen Sun, 23 Oct 2011 00:00:42 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=657#comment-96 Conviction in this sense is very similar to passion, which is definitely the #1 trait for success. Conviction however may not be desirable for all employees, other than leaders as it may hinder projects in which teams and collaboration is involved if everyone is firm in their beliefs. Team members need to be open to other ideas. Passion, not conviction I think is the important trait for team members - conviction is what you see in leaders. Conviction in this sense is very similar to passion, which is definitely the #1 trait for success. Conviction however may not be desirable for all employees, other than leaders as it may hinder projects in which teams and collaboration is involved if everyone is firm in their beliefs. Team members need to be open to other ideas. Passion, not conviction I think is the important trait for team members — conviction is what you see in leaders.

]]> Comment on To Play or Not to Play.… that is the question? by Trilby Jeeves http://buffooneryworkshops.com/to-play-or-not-to-play-that-is-the-question/#comment-92 Trilby Jeeves Tue, 18 Oct 2011 01:34:29 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=649#comment-92 Thanks Mimi... it's pretty interesting that play doesn't get taken seriously! The movement is on to make those toilet & maintenance people have some fun! (betcha they'd do even better work if they were enjoying their day at work, too!) Thanks again for giving us your experience. Thanks Mimi… it’s pretty interesting that play doesn’t get taken seriously! The movement is on to make those toilet & maintenance people have some fun! (betcha they’d do even better work if they were enjoying their day at work, too!) Thanks again for giving us your experience.

]]> Comment on To Play or Not to Play.… that is the question? by Mimi Martin http://buffooneryworkshops.com/to-play-or-not-to-play-that-is-the-question/#comment-91 Mimi Martin Tue, 18 Oct 2011 00:52:00 +0000 http://buffooneryworkshops.com/?p=649#comment-91 I have the good fortune that my job requires me to play. As a park interpreter, educating the park visitors involves fun. Costumes, puppets, plays, crafts and more. I get paid to hike and canoe, create scavenger hunts and hide geocaches. Many people appreciate what I do, but I find that because we 'play' in our jobs and laugh a lot duirng our work day, management doesn't necessarily take us seriously and the interpretive program is considerred less important than maintenance and the toilet cleaners. I love my job and really don't want to do anything else since I believe education through entertainment is the best way to learn. I'm serious! I have the good fortune that my job requires me to play. As a park interpreter, educating the park visitors involves fun. Costumes, puppets, plays, crafts and more. I get paid to hike and canoe, create scavenger hunts and hide geocaches. Many people appreciate what I do, but I find that because we ‘play’ in our jobs and laugh a lot duirng our work day, management doesn’t necessarily take us seriously and the interpretive program is considerred less important than maintenance and the toilet cleaners. I love my job and really don’t want to do anything else since I believe education through entertainment is the best way to learn. I’m serious!

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