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What you need to know if you’re considering working in the world of corporate acting.<\/h3>\n
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if you think corporate role play is just a substitute acting job, think again. This work requires dedication, commitment and preparation.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n

The beauty of being an actor is that there are a variety of areas to work in: theatre and television, film and radio. But have you considered expanding your career into the world of corporate acting?<\/p>\n

Corporate acting goes by many names: corporate role play, simulation, learning through drama. They essentially mean the same thing. Role play actors simulate situations and behaviours within workshops, training and exams in different sectors. These sectors might include the police, the NHS, small businesses and global companies.<\/p>\n

But if you think corporate role play is just a substitute acting job, think again. This work requires dedication, commitment and preparation. In this article you\u2019ll discover more about the sector and how to succeed in it.<\/p>\n

Types of Role Play<\/h4>\n