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ARCHIVE ARTICLE 1 - Getting Practical
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 2 - Scripted Into Shape
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 3 - Know The Players
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 4 - Raise Your Energy
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 5 - Your Career As A Business
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 6 - Showcase Your Skills
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 7 - Inside The Audition
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 8 - Attend Industry Events
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 9 - Community TV Is Here To Help You
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 10 - Choosing The Right Course
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 11 - How To Shoot A Cheap Showreel
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 12 - Handy Audition Tips
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 13 - How To Get The Job
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 14 - Celebrity Profiles
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 15 - TV Presenter Exercises
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 16 - Making Contact
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 17 - Showreel Secrets
ARCHIVE ARTICLE 18 - Know Your Make-Up

ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 1 - Max Rowley (Tutor)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 2 - Liz Fell (Agent)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 3 - Jules Lund (Presenter)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 4 - Tom McSweeney (Casting Director)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 5 - Kerrie Murphy (Journalist)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 6 - John Walsh (Executive Producer)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 7 - John Reddin (Head Of Production)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 8 - Stephen Tate (Network Executive)
ARCHIVE INTERVIEW 9 - Rachel Browne (TV Critic)