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6 contributions to Ventriloquists' Guild
Stage Fright
Has anyone here ever dealt with stage fright? The advice I got was to just concentrate on what I was doing and that always helps. Anyone else have any pointers?
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Stage fright, or butterflies in your stomach, is perfectly normal; they may never go away. However, you can ease them by knowing your material and knowing it cold. Move while waiting to be introduced; by that, I mean stretch your arms, legs, and throat. Accept that the audience wants you to succeed; they are on your side. Except for that bald-headed guy in the third row. But dealing with hecklers and troublemakers is for another time. Also, before you go out, Think Sparkle and Bubble and try to feel it coming up and expanding inside you. I can almost guarantee that you may still have stage fright, but you won’t even notice it. Hey! Just give it a shot
New training videos
Is there any new stuff going to be posted yet for the training videos on here?
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That’s an excellent question, let’s just wait and see.
My new show I am booking into local churches.
@followers This is the new show I will be offering to churches in the Penticton area. I know that not all churches do anything for Halloween, but some churches find it a good community outreach.
My new show I am booking into local churches.
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Good luck Neal, may I ask who did your poster?
First time in the Ventriloquist Gulid
Hello Ventriloquists People, My name is Samuel Anguiano & i had Autism. My Goal is to becoming The Best Autistic Ventriloquist In California And the Untied States!😁
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Welcome Samual, I’m glad you are here
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Honestly Neal, I’ve never given it much thought, I think either way is correct.
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William Crowe
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@william-crowe-2178
I’m a 2nd generation entertainer, I like comedy magic and Ventriloquism.

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Joined Sep 2, 2026
Evansville Indiana