“If you want to thrive as an artist, you should not do just one thing” With Actress Chantelle Albers

My advice would be to have more than one craft and more than one skill that you can use to create art. Rather than just doing one thing, try writing, acting, dancing, producing, singing, horseback riding etc. Even if you don’t use that skill in your profession, it will still enhance you as an artist. The more you enhance yourself by doing fulfilling activities, the more fuel you give yourself to keep going.

I had the pleasure to interview Chantelle Albers. Chantelle has an extensive theatre background that includes musical theatre, summer stock, and straight plays with villainous character roles and quirky physical comedy being her favorite. After getting her BFA in Theatre Performance, she transitioned to film and television and began advancing her skills with stage combat and firearms. Having a passion for film making, Chantelle expanded her skills beyond acting and started producing feature films as well as plays, which is something she now loves and is very dedicated to. At Theatre of NOTE in Hollywood…