Jobs for people who are interested in Performing Arts

A talk show host is a person who leads a television, radio, or online show where they talk with guests, share stories, and discuss different topics.

A comedian is someone who loves making people laugh.

A tightrope walker is a performer who balances and walks along a thin wire or rope, usually stretched high above the ground.

A juggler is a performer who skillfully throws, catches, and keeps multiple objects in the air at the same time.

A filmmaker is responsible for the conception, planning, and execution of films, ranging from short films and documentaries to full-length feature movies.

A choreographer designs and directs the movement and dance sequences for performances, productions, or events.

A ventriloquist is a performer who can make it seem like their voice is coming from somewhere else, usually a puppet or doll, rather than from their own mouth.

An actor brings characters to life through their performances in various forms of entertainment, including theater, film, television, and other media.

A clown is a performer who uses humor, funny actions, and exaggerated appearances to make people laugh and entertain them.

An acrobat is a performer who uses their body to do amazing physical feats, often involving balance, strength, flexibility, and coordination.

A piano accompanist is a musician who plays the piano to support another performer, like a singer, instrumentalist, or group.

A circus performer is an entertainer who showcases their skills and talents in various acts within a circus setting.

A casting director is responsible for selecting actors, performers, and sometimes crew members for various roles in movies, television shows, theater productions, commercials, and other performing arts projects.

A session musician is a professional musician that is hired to play instruments or provide vocals for recordings, live performances, or other projects.

A conductor is the person who leads an orchestra, choir, or other musical ensemble.