Posts Tagged ‘kids entertainer’
Annie’s Marketing Mashup Part 4
Last time we talked about how to create memorable giveaways that are easy on the pocket. Now, as promised, we’ll look into how to make interactive promo merchandise.
Read MoreAdding Circus to Your Act with Danys Hamel Part 3
Follow kids entertainer Danys Hamel from Canada as he shows you how to juggle so you can entertain your audience all the more.
Read MoreRubber Chicken Nuggets — John Kimmons
Welcome to the third instalment of this series of interviews that originally appeared in Rubber Chicken magazine. Editor and publisher Peter Aubery has made them available for the Kids Entertainer Hub audience. In this series, Peter Aubery picks the minds of kids entertainers Charlie Frye, Jimmy Carlo, Bill Abbott, Michael Diamond, Paul Daniels, and Sylvester…
Read MoreKEH 021: Storytelling Techniques for Kids Entertainers
Storytelling Techniques for Kids Entertainers Discover how to create a character and book library shows What have age, storytelling techniques, library shows, Indiana Jones and Santa got in common? They are are all part of the world of Stephen Gillham, who has used his age and his looks to create a new character Montana Jones…
Read MoreWizdom for Wizards Part 3
In my last post, we talked about how important it is to embrace who you are to differentiate yourself from your competition. Now we’ll go into something totally different, and I’ll start things off with a gift.
Read MoreBecome a Games Leader — A Kids Entertainer’s Guide Part 3
Step 3 to Becoming an Amazing Games Leader: Simple Is Better! In my previous post, I discussed how important it is to create healthy competition during kids games. Now I’ll go into the third secret to always turn your games into a hit: keep things simple. Simple Games Work After years as a children’s entertainer,…
Read MoreAdding Suspense to Your Kids Routines
Adding Suspense to Your Kids Routines: Part 2 of the 10 Essential Techniques That Kids Entertainer Professionals Do Not Share In my previous article, I wrote about putting a surprise element to your performance. Now we come to another must-have that you need to incorporate in your show: suspense.
Read MoreKEH 018: How To Start A Blog For Kids Entertainers
How to Start a Blog for Kids Entertainers Joanne McGowan knows all about how to start a blog. She is the author of BlogOff, a how-to-guide that teaches kids entertainers how to create and manage a successful blog.
Read MoreBecome a Games Leader – A Kids Entertainer’s Guide Part 2
Hi. I’m Clayton Poland from West Monroe in Louisiana. In my previous post, I mentioned I play games for a living and I discussed Part One of my seven-part series on how to lead kids games like a pro—all put together especially for Kids Entertainer Hub readers. Now here is Part Two. Read on and find…
Read MoreKEH 017: How To Run a Magic Drama Camp This School Holiday
How to Run a Magic Drama Camp This School Holiday A Perfect Holiday Activity For Kids Entertainers Surely a magic drama camp would require a children’s entertainer to be highly skilled in magic technique. Not so. September Cardiff shares her insights and tips from her magic and drama camp in the recent summer holiday break.
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