If I am provisionally certified to teach Spanish in Georgia will that work in Florida schools?
I have a provisionally certification to teach Spanish in Georgia, but I was curious if that same provisional with work in Florida or if I must retest? I am looking for a Spanish teacher position in Duval County (Jacksonville). Thank you.
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I am very positive that regardless of your status in georgia you will still be required to retest in florida. The same for me if i decide to teach in florida after being certified here in georgia
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I would contact the Florida Department of Education and find out straight from them what you would need to do in order to teach in that state. Every state has different requirements of teachers coming from another state, so the best bet would be to go straight to the Dept. of Education. If you go to this link, you should be able to find some information to help, or at least find someone to contact. http://www.fldoe.org/educators/ Good luck!
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As a general rule, teaching certifications are not transferable between states, since every state has its own criteria. I'd suspect you'll have to retest.
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A license in one state is not valid in another state. The one exception is when the states have reciprocal agreements, Check that out with the Florida state department of education./
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Only answer this if you live in jacksonville florida......?
Only answer this if you live in jacksonville florida......?
im a 13 year old girl and i wanna do sports<like olleyball or basketball or soccer..i guess> (not cheerleading or gymnastics) but i didnt make my school teams.... i know theres a well-known place to go but i forget the name of it.... does anyone know?? please help. :) thanks
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Sorry, not living in Jax, but this sounds like the Boys & Girls Club. 3 locations in Jax.
im a 13 year old girl and i wanna do sports<like olleyball or basketball or soccer..i guess> (not cheerleading or gymnastics) but i didnt make my school teams.... i know theres a well-known place to go but i forget the name of it.... does anyone know?? please help. :) thanks
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Sorry, not living in Jax, but this sounds like the Boys & Girls Club. 3 locations in Jax.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Traveling to Jacksonville Florida... HELP!?!?
Traveling to Jacksonville Florida... HELP!?!?
I have freshman orientation July 2nd and 3rd for the University of North Florida. I found a reasonably priced fight: https://www.orbitz.com/Secure/ViewFlightInformation?retrieveParams=true&z=4d76&r=1m0&z=4d78&r=1m2&lastPage=interstitial.... but that only gets me to the airport. I don't have much money and want to keep this as cheap as possible. I tried getting in touch with someone at the school to give me advice about transportation and such... but haven't heard back! I don't want to use a cab for the trip from the airport to the school because of cost-- but I can't seem to find a bus or shuttle or track-line that goes to the school! HELP PLEASE! I'm about ready to cry from frustration and shock at the price-tag attached to all this. And the school's not really being any help either (they won't even let me stay in the dorm room over night!)
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There is a shuttle bus from the airport that should get you to the central downtown terminal for just a couple of bucks. http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=155 From there, you can pick up the SS-6 bus to UNF for another buck or so. http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=159 A relatively-inexpensive place to stay for a while is the InTown Suites on Beach Blvd - it's a 2-mile drive but a doable mile or so walk from the northern edge of UNF. http://www.intownsuites.com/detail_hotel.asp?id=71 This will show you the InSuites location...UNF is just to the SE. http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Jacksonville&state=FL&address=11451+Beach+Blvd&zipcode=32246-3805&country=US&latitude=30.28703&longitude=-81.52382&geocode=ADDRESS
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Well, the guy above is wrong...but he does have some good info The whole trip will take only two dollars (1 to downtown and 1 to UNF) 1. Take the CT-3 to downtown (the first link is the bus schedule) 2. Get off at the downtown station (Rosa Parks Station) and take the R-5 to UNF Note: There are two R-5 stations, one with a yellow sign (Murray Hill) and one with a green sign (Regency/UNF). Take the one with the green sign http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=145 3. Be careful of mixing up the Weekday and Weekend schedules 4. the trip from downtown to UNF is complete hell..you're on the bus for like an hour...bring something to do haha Your link was expired so i couldn't really see when you would land in jacksonville
I have freshman orientation July 2nd and 3rd for the University of North Florida. I found a reasonably priced fight: https://www.orbitz.com/Secure/ViewFlightInformation?retrieveParams=true&z=4d76&r=1m0&z=4d78&r=1m2&lastPage=interstitial.... but that only gets me to the airport. I don't have much money and want to keep this as cheap as possible. I tried getting in touch with someone at the school to give me advice about transportation and such... but haven't heard back! I don't want to use a cab for the trip from the airport to the school because of cost-- but I can't seem to find a bus or shuttle or track-line that goes to the school! HELP PLEASE! I'm about ready to cry from frustration and shock at the price-tag attached to all this. And the school's not really being any help either (they won't even let me stay in the dorm room over night!)
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There is a shuttle bus from the airport that should get you to the central downtown terminal for just a couple of bucks. http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=155 From there, you can pick up the SS-6 bus to UNF for another buck or so. http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=159 A relatively-inexpensive place to stay for a while is the InTown Suites on Beach Blvd - it's a 2-mile drive but a doable mile or so walk from the northern edge of UNF. http://www.intownsuites.com/detail_hotel.asp?id=71 This will show you the InSuites location...UNF is just to the SE. http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=Jacksonville&state=FL&address=11451+Beach+Blvd&zipcode=32246-3805&country=US&latitude=30.28703&longitude=-81.52382&geocode=ADDRESS
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Well, the guy above is wrong...but he does have some good info The whole trip will take only two dollars (1 to downtown and 1 to UNF) 1. Take the CT-3 to downtown (the first link is the bus schedule) 2. Get off at the downtown station (Rosa Parks Station) and take the R-5 to UNF Note: There are two R-5 stations, one with a yellow sign (Murray Hill) and one with a green sign (Regency/UNF). Take the one with the green sign http://www.jtafla.com/Schedules/showPage.aspx?Sel=145 3. Be careful of mixing up the Weekday and Weekend schedules 4. the trip from downtown to UNF is complete hell..you're on the bus for like an hour...bring something to do haha Your link was expired so i couldn't really see when you would land in jacksonville
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Teen hangouts in Jacksonville, Florida?
Teen hangouts in Jacksonville, Florida?
I'm moving to the Southside this summer and will be starting my 10th grade school year there. I was wondering where teens hangout. Like the mall or a local music scene.
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i think teens mostly hang at the mall, but i could be wrong, im not a teen. the avenues mall is near southside
I'm moving to the Southside this summer and will be starting my 10th grade school year there. I was wondering where teens hangout. Like the mall or a local music scene.
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i think teens mostly hang at the mall, but i could be wrong, im not a teen. the avenues mall is near southside
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Is Jacksonville, Florida way over populated by men because of the Navy.?
Is Jacksonville, Florida way over populated by men because of the Navy.?
I by all means support the millitary however you must think about the fact that young males from all over the country are recruited and brought to Jacksonville creating more competition for me. What city has the more women than men in it. I dream of a city with maybe a school for teachers or any female attraction.
Singles & Dating - 4 Answers
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whoa im coming to Jacksonville, i could find myself a cute sailor... maybe thats worth the trip from australia..
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How about you join the navy to get killed!
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i wouldn't worry to much alot of navy guys are married or have girls waiting for them. Plus a lot of woment want something serious they can't get with just a navy guy how is there and could be put somewhere else at any time. Trust me you'll be fine
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Jacksonville is so big that you really don't see military people that often in some areas. Besides they are usually on base or out at sea. If you go out by the shore (Jax, Neptune, and Atlantic beach) there are a lot of young good looking women.
I by all means support the millitary however you must think about the fact that young males from all over the country are recruited and brought to Jacksonville creating more competition for me. What city has the more women than men in it. I dream of a city with maybe a school for teachers or any female attraction.
Singles & Dating - 4 Answers
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whoa im coming to Jacksonville, i could find myself a cute sailor... maybe thats worth the trip from australia..
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How about you join the navy to get killed!
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i wouldn't worry to much alot of navy guys are married or have girls waiting for them. Plus a lot of woment want something serious they can't get with just a navy guy how is there and could be put somewhere else at any time. Trust me you'll be fine
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Jacksonville is so big that you really don't see military people that often in some areas. Besides they are usually on base or out at sea. If you go out by the shore (Jax, Neptune, and Atlantic beach) there are a lot of young good looking women.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
What can I train for in less then a year to get a good paying job
What can I train for in less then a year to get a good paying job?
I just graduated from high school in jacksonville florida and I do not want to go to college, What are some professions I should look into that I could train for and get a relatively good paying job.(10-15 dollars an hour full time)
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If it's your interest, technical schools usually can train people in less than a year for a multitude of subjects. It's quicker than apprenticeships and the pay is pretty good starting, and jobs are not going to leave anytime soon for autobody/automotive, diesel, welding, etc. Wages are pretty good, a good experienced diesel tech can grab +/- $75,000/year. I think Universal Technical Institute has a campus in FL.
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try union apprentice programs, electricians make a good salary and benefits package. and you get paid while your learning.
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I see two questions in your post so I will answer them accordingly. The first is regarding college and all I will say is that you are making a wise decision not to go to college until you are ready for it. Its an expensive proposition and there is a benefit to maturing a little bit and understanding your interests before diving right in. As for your career decisions at this point - I would say that rather than focusing on the quick and easy route you should focus on your interests as it won't matter how much money you make if you are not happy. Most positions that pay well require some measurable period of time and experience before it will reward you (let alone education). So I would just focus on what you like versus what pays well if you don't want to make any long term committments.
I just graduated from high school in jacksonville florida and I do not want to go to college, What are some professions I should look into that I could train for and get a relatively good paying job.(10-15 dollars an hour full time)
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If it's your interest, technical schools usually can train people in less than a year for a multitude of subjects. It's quicker than apprenticeships and the pay is pretty good starting, and jobs are not going to leave anytime soon for autobody/automotive, diesel, welding, etc. Wages are pretty good, a good experienced diesel tech can grab +/- $75,000/year. I think Universal Technical Institute has a campus in FL.
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try union apprentice programs, electricians make a good salary and benefits package. and you get paid while your learning.
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I see two questions in your post so I will answer them accordingly. The first is regarding college and all I will say is that you are making a wise decision not to go to college until you are ready for it. Its an expensive proposition and there is a benefit to maturing a little bit and understanding your interests before diving right in. As for your career decisions at this point - I would say that rather than focusing on the quick and easy route you should focus on your interests as it won't matter how much money you make if you are not happy. Most positions that pay well require some measurable period of time and experience before it will reward you (let alone education). So I would just focus on what you like versus what pays well if you don't want to make any long term committments.
Friday, March 18, 2011
If ur parents are divorced and you live with one in jacksonville Florida but want to move and live with some?
If ur parents are divorced and you live with one in jacksonville Florida but want to move and live with some?
i'm having some problems wit my dad im 17 years old and this is my senior year of school so i dont want to change schools and move with my mom so since they dont legally have who has custody over me can i go stay with some one else as long as she gives me permission to
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I don't understand how your parents can be divorced and not have a custody agreement that applies to you. Are they still under temporary orders? Does neither of them pay child support to the other? Unless one parent has been designated as having the right to decide where you live until you are 18, BOTH parents would need to give their consent. If you have another relative, perhaps they can approach your parents with you to talk about this issue and about letting you live with them. Your only other possible option is to research what you can do to become an emancipated minor. At that point, however, you would need to be able to financially support yourself unless the parents agree to provide for you as long as you were in school.
i'm having some problems wit my dad im 17 years old and this is my senior year of school so i dont want to change schools and move with my mom so since they dont legally have who has custody over me can i go stay with some one else as long as she gives me permission to
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I don't understand how your parents can be divorced and not have a custody agreement that applies to you. Are they still under temporary orders? Does neither of them pay child support to the other? Unless one parent has been designated as having the right to decide where you live until you are 18, BOTH parents would need to give their consent. If you have another relative, perhaps they can approach your parents with you to talk about this issue and about letting you live with them. Your only other possible option is to research what you can do to become an emancipated minor. At that point, however, you would need to be able to financially support yourself unless the parents agree to provide for you as long as you were in school.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Living in Jacksonville, Florida?
Living in Jacksonville, Florida?
In a few months I will be graduating with my BSN and I'm thinking of relocating from Georgia to Jacksonville, FL. I went to school in Atlanta and for the most part I like the city life but wanted more of a water scenery (grew up in Baltimore). How is life in Jacksonville, FL? Is the job market strong for a nursing graduate? Is there alot to do? I know they have a sports franchise which is great because I love football. What are some good areas to live (I'm a 22 black female and will probably be living alone). Any information would be greatly appreciated. I've been to Jacksonville, FL a few times and overall I like the atmosphere. However, I still thought it would be wise to get some opinions from those who actually live in Jacksonville. Thanks in advance.
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I've been living here for nearly 15 years and love it...while I currently work in Tallahassee, can't bear to move and come home every weekend instead. The nursing job market is pretty strong throughout Florida and Jacksonville has several excellent hospitals (including the Mayo Clinic.) Beside the Jaguars, Jax has quite a few other sport franchises including the Sharks (Arena football), Suns (baseball) and Axemen (rugby) plus other big events (especially the PGA TPC tournament every spring.) There is a very active music scene with frequent big-name acts hitting the various venues in the area, lots of clubs with live music and a number of big music festivals (Jax Jazz Fest, Springing the Blues, etc.) As a general rule, south and east of the St. Johns probably has the best living areas - I'd steer clear of Northside (some of the more run-down areas) and look carefully Westside (especially check traffic during rush hour - Blanding in particular can be horrendous.)
In a few months I will be graduating with my BSN and I'm thinking of relocating from Georgia to Jacksonville, FL. I went to school in Atlanta and for the most part I like the city life but wanted more of a water scenery (grew up in Baltimore). How is life in Jacksonville, FL? Is the job market strong for a nursing graduate? Is there alot to do? I know they have a sports franchise which is great because I love football. What are some good areas to live (I'm a 22 black female and will probably be living alone). Any information would be greatly appreciated. I've been to Jacksonville, FL a few times and overall I like the atmosphere. However, I still thought it would be wise to get some opinions from those who actually live in Jacksonville. Thanks in advance.
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I've been living here for nearly 15 years and love it...while I currently work in Tallahassee, can't bear to move and come home every weekend instead. The nursing job market is pretty strong throughout Florida and Jacksonville has several excellent hospitals (including the Mayo Clinic.) Beside the Jaguars, Jax has quite a few other sport franchises including the Sharks (Arena football), Suns (baseball) and Axemen (rugby) plus other big events (especially the PGA TPC tournament every spring.) There is a very active music scene with frequent big-name acts hitting the various venues in the area, lots of clubs with live music and a number of big music festivals (Jax Jazz Fest, Springing the Blues, etc.) As a general rule, south and east of the St. Johns probably has the best living areas - I'd steer clear of Northside (some of the more run-down areas) and look carefully Westside (especially check traffic during rush hour - Blanding in particular can be horrendous.)
Monday, March 14, 2011
Can you live comfortably off of a teacher's salary in Jacksonville, Florida?
Can you live comfortably off of a teacher's salary in Jacksonville, Florida?
I would like to become a high school English teacher and I believe their salary ranges from $35,000-50,000. I live in Jacksonville, Florida and I was wondering if I would be capable of living comfortably as a single person with no kids on that kind of salary. I would like the luxuries of being able to go out to eat or see a movie every now and then as well as have cable and internet, but as far as rent, gas and utilities go, would I be able to afford it? All useful information is appreciated, Thank you. :)
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It's a teacher's salary, of course not!
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i think thats pretty standard...sounds like its liveable
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I'm doing just fine right now. I live in the suburbs of Jacksonville, (the Clay County District), and I'm a single mom of twins, and I'm managing. You'll be able to get by fine. I also have divorce money though My best friend, who teaches at the same school as me, is 35, single, never been married (so she's supported herself on her own since college), has no kids, and seems to be doing good. She coaches a sport at our school for a little extra money, but she doesnt really need to. She does it more so to keep her busy. SHe has an apartment (since its just her she doesnt see the need to buy a full house), and its pretty nice. Nothing like NYC apartments, but its cheap, affordable, and a pretty nice place. She drives an Altima (so its not a terrible car, but not top of the line). She has nice clothes, nice shoes, can take herself to dinner or the movies a few times a week... She's doing great off of a teachers salary on her own. She doesnt live in as nice of a home as others, but its not bad, her apartments in a nice area, her car isnt amazing, but because of this she can buy herself takeout, go out to dinner, go to the movies, buy new clothes... She's not rich, she is tight on money, but living pretty comfortably. This is in a district 30 minutes outside of Jacksonville Gas is cheap, and the area isnt all to expensive. I love it over here:) My only suggestion: Work & live in the suburbs (Orange park!!, Middleburg, Greencove, Westside (a little dangerous), Southside. Its so much nicer, and safer. Email me if you have any more questions, I lived here for awhile so I can tell you about the districts and everything:)
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Cable, phone and internet packages are available for less than $100/month. A nice apartment will probably run you around $700. Utilities are running maybe $120 a month on average (higher in summer, average in winter, lower in spring/fall) and gas is well below the US average. Also, keep in mind that Florida doesn't have a state income tax. Even on the low end of that scale, you should be able to have an occasional night out just fine.
I would like to become a high school English teacher and I believe their salary ranges from $35,000-50,000. I live in Jacksonville, Florida and I was wondering if I would be capable of living comfortably as a single person with no kids on that kind of salary. I would like the luxuries of being able to go out to eat or see a movie every now and then as well as have cable and internet, but as far as rent, gas and utilities go, would I be able to afford it? All useful information is appreciated, Thank you. :)
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It's a teacher's salary, of course not!
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i think thats pretty standard...sounds like its liveable
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I'm doing just fine right now. I live in the suburbs of Jacksonville, (the Clay County District), and I'm a single mom of twins, and I'm managing. You'll be able to get by fine. I also have divorce money though My best friend, who teaches at the same school as me, is 35, single, never been married (so she's supported herself on her own since college), has no kids, and seems to be doing good. She coaches a sport at our school for a little extra money, but she doesnt really need to. She does it more so to keep her busy. SHe has an apartment (since its just her she doesnt see the need to buy a full house), and its pretty nice. Nothing like NYC apartments, but its cheap, affordable, and a pretty nice place. She drives an Altima (so its not a terrible car, but not top of the line). She has nice clothes, nice shoes, can take herself to dinner or the movies a few times a week... She's doing great off of a teachers salary on her own. She doesnt live in as nice of a home as others, but its not bad, her apartments in a nice area, her car isnt amazing, but because of this she can buy herself takeout, go out to dinner, go to the movies, buy new clothes... She's not rich, she is tight on money, but living pretty comfortably. This is in a district 30 minutes outside of Jacksonville Gas is cheap, and the area isnt all to expensive. I love it over here:) My only suggestion: Work & live in the suburbs (Orange park!!, Middleburg, Greencove, Westside (a little dangerous), Southside. Its so much nicer, and safer. Email me if you have any more questions, I lived here for awhile so I can tell you about the districts and everything:)
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Cable, phone and internet packages are available for less than $100/month. A nice apartment will probably run you around $700. Utilities are running maybe $120 a month on average (higher in summer, average in winter, lower in spring/fall) and gas is well below the US average. Also, keep in mind that Florida doesn't have a state income tax. Even on the low end of that scale, you should be able to have an occasional night out just fine.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
16 year old actress from jacksonville florida?
16 year old actress from jacksonville florida?
hi everyone! before i begin i wanted everyone to know that im fully aware of the slim chances and all of the heartaches and insecurities that come along with the business. but im also fully aware that you can find those qualities in just about anything else that you do in this world so with that said im going to continue. :D im 16 and from jacksonville florida, so just by the location and my late start (i haven't had any previous training or experience with acting) that i know im getting off on a rough start but i really don't care about all that. i figure im young and if its meant to happen it will happen. if not then when im 60 years old i wont have anything to regret. so my questions are do any of you guys have any tips for me to get started? especially since i do live in jacksonville and theres not alot of acting opportunities around here. my plan was to get training this year at theatre jacksonville. get all the training i can get because i know im going to need it and then with that try to audition with some local plays. i want to try to get a few student films under my belt as well but i really dont know where to start with that. after high school (i will have money saved up) perhaps moved to los angeles with a roommate because i know how much the economy is screwed right now. and then from there hopefully i can show a local ( not a big agency) my resume and maybe after a few more years of bit parts i can get a break or something. what do you guys think? sounds okay? sorry for writing too much and thanks for any answers :D
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Your plan sounds okay. I say if the economy is still bad when you are done with high school to go study theatre in college. California has a really high unemployment rate right now and when you move to LA you might not be able to get a job to support yourself there. While having a theatre degree might build your confidence (since you will have the training) and put you ahead of those who have none.
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I am fourteen years old and have done four plays. I think that plan sounds a lot like mine except for the roommate. If you want to do it then at auditions you must NOT be shy or nervous. Just read the lines as if it were really happening to you. Don't worry about getting a late start. But get in as much practice as you can. Try reciting lines from movies you see as best as possible. Hope I helped. Good luck.
hi everyone! before i begin i wanted everyone to know that im fully aware of the slim chances and all of the heartaches and insecurities that come along with the business. but im also fully aware that you can find those qualities in just about anything else that you do in this world so with that said im going to continue. :D im 16 and from jacksonville florida, so just by the location and my late start (i haven't had any previous training or experience with acting) that i know im getting off on a rough start but i really don't care about all that. i figure im young and if its meant to happen it will happen. if not then when im 60 years old i wont have anything to regret. so my questions are do any of you guys have any tips for me to get started? especially since i do live in jacksonville and theres not alot of acting opportunities around here. my plan was to get training this year at theatre jacksonville. get all the training i can get because i know im going to need it and then with that try to audition with some local plays. i want to try to get a few student films under my belt as well but i really dont know where to start with that. after high school (i will have money saved up) perhaps moved to los angeles with a roommate because i know how much the economy is screwed right now. and then from there hopefully i can show a local ( not a big agency) my resume and maybe after a few more years of bit parts i can get a break or something. what do you guys think? sounds okay? sorry for writing too much and thanks for any answers :D
Theater & Acting - 2 Answers
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Your plan sounds okay. I say if the economy is still bad when you are done with high school to go study theatre in college. California has a really high unemployment rate right now and when you move to LA you might not be able to get a job to support yourself there. While having a theatre degree might build your confidence (since you will have the training) and put you ahead of those who have none.
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I am fourteen years old and have done four plays. I think that plan sounds a lot like mine except for the roommate. If you want to do it then at auditions you must NOT be shy or nervous. Just read the lines as if it were really happening to you. Don't worry about getting a late start. But get in as much practice as you can. Try reciting lines from movies you see as best as possible. Hope I helped. Good luck.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
I need affordable dance lessons in jacksonville florida or orange park florida?
I need affordable dance lessons in jacksonville florida or orange park florida?
I need affordable dance lessons in jacksonville florida or orange park florida? I need to learn how to dance specifically learn from the field of jazz and hip hop or even lyrical (for my future aspirations) as well but I'm in high school and can't get a job just yet. The point is my parents are going to pay for it so I need affordable dance lessons in the jacksonville or orange park area in florida. Mainly Ones directed towards teens. What do you recommend?
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Hy you'll open this link.then you'll find 2,3 or 4 links at the top of that page.1 of those links have the answer.Definitely you'll get a solution after go through them.me too get many details after following those links. http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-6828716762099822%3Adrgcd3yew58&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=affordable+dance+lessons+jacksonville&sa=Search
I need affordable dance lessons in jacksonville florida or orange park florida? I need to learn how to dance specifically learn from the field of jazz and hip hop or even lyrical (for my future aspirations) as well but I'm in high school and can't get a job just yet. The point is my parents are going to pay for it so I need affordable dance lessons in the jacksonville or orange park area in florida. Mainly Ones directed towards teens. What do you recommend?
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Hy you'll open this link.then you'll find 2,3 or 4 links at the top of that page.1 of those links have the answer.Definitely you'll get a solution after go through them.me too get many details after following those links. http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-6828716762099822%3Adrgcd3yew58&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=affordable+dance+lessons+jacksonville&sa=Search
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Is Jacksonville, Florida a good place to live? What are your thoughts? I am considering to move there.?
Is Jacksonville, Florida a good place to live? What are your thoughts? I am considering to move there.?
How are the schools in Florida?
Other - Society & Culture - 5 Answers
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Hope you like hurricanes! Florida is a regular.
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Jacksonville is one of the only areas in Florida that is decent. Schools are ok, but the trafffic is a bit rough. The weather is alright , but the hurricanes are rediculous. Anyway, I would live there.
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More serial killers come from Florida than any other state.
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I am a native of the Jacksonville Beaches (Atlantic Beach to be exact) and it is a GREAT place to live IF you are living in the right area. (like MOST places!!) Jacksonville has several "A" and "B" school. Go to www.coj.net for Jacksonvilles "home page".
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The schools (like everywhere else) vary from school district to school district). You might want to take a look at the State of Florida website where they have a ton of information on schools by district, city, ratings, etc: http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=67 Hope this helps!
How are the schools in Florida?
Other - Society & Culture - 5 Answers
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Hope you like hurricanes! Florida is a regular.
2
Jacksonville is one of the only areas in Florida that is decent. Schools are ok, but the trafffic is a bit rough. The weather is alright , but the hurricanes are rediculous. Anyway, I would live there.
3
More serial killers come from Florida than any other state.
4
I am a native of the Jacksonville Beaches (Atlantic Beach to be exact) and it is a GREAT place to live IF you are living in the right area. (like MOST places!!) Jacksonville has several "A" and "B" school. Go to www.coj.net for Jacksonvilles "home page".
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The schools (like everywhere else) vary from school district to school district). You might want to take a look at the State of Florida website where they have a ton of information on schools by district, city, ratings, etc: http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=67 Hope this helps!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Your opinion on colleges in Jacksonville and Tallahassee Florida?
Your opinion on colleges in Jacksonville and Tallahassee Florida?
Thinking of maybe attending Florida A & M or Jacksonville University. Would appreciate your opinion, pro's and con's, class size, safety, helpful professors, etc.? Or if there are other colleges you would recommend. Looking for a mid-sized school. Thanks!
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I suggest Florida A&M, Tallahassee is a better city in my opinion. FAMU is bigger, and a nicer historical college. Jacksonville Univerisity is very small, and kind of lame. Pick the right choice!
Thinking of maybe attending Florida A & M or Jacksonville University. Would appreciate your opinion, pro's and con's, class size, safety, helpful professors, etc.? Or if there are other colleges you would recommend. Looking for a mid-sized school. Thanks!
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I suggest Florida A&M, Tallahassee is a better city in my opinion. FAMU is bigger, and a nicer historical college. Jacksonville Univerisity is very small, and kind of lame. Pick the right choice!
Friday, March 4, 2011
Jacksonville Florida Worth to move there?
Jacksonville Florida Worth to move there?
Hi guys my family and I are thinking of places in florida to move. First thing I want to know is is Jacksonville a nice place to live with a lot of things to do? Secondly, What are the best school districts in Jacksonville and the riches place to live or district?
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i heard that there is a lot of old people... come to clearwater, tampa or sarasota, orlando
Hi guys my family and I are thinking of places in florida to move. First thing I want to know is is Jacksonville a nice place to live with a lot of things to do? Secondly, What are the best school districts in Jacksonville and the riches place to live or district?
Marriage & Divorce - 1 Answers
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i heard that there is a lot of old people... come to clearwater, tampa or sarasota, orlando
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
People that know or are from Jacksonville Florida please help me answer at least 1 question pls?
People that know or are from Jacksonville Florida please help me answer at least 1 question pls?
Hi, I am looking to relocate to Jacksonville and I just want to know..... 1) How is the job market? 2) What are the best schools to attend up there for a quick healthcare administration degree?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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The job market is pretty good. And the cost of living is way better than any other major city in Florida. As far as health care schools, They have quite a few. I don't know the best but my friend went to FCCJ and got a degree there and works at a hospital now
Hi, I am looking to relocate to Jacksonville and I just want to know..... 1) How is the job market? 2) What are the best schools to attend up there for a quick healthcare administration degree?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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The job market is pretty good. And the cost of living is way better than any other major city in Florida. As far as health care schools, They have quite a few. I don't know the best but my friend went to FCCJ and got a degree there and works at a hospital now
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