COACHINGS
* Coachings are individualized based on the goals set during the sessions.
AUDITIONS * MONOLOGUES * COLD READINGS
Auditions are often the most terrifying part of an actors career. You have anywhere from one to five minutes to show the production staff in the room what you can do. This could mean your next job. It's important to be on top of your game, and private coachings will help take you to that next level. We will discuss the techniques necessary to create a lasting impression, how to get the most out of a monologue, cold reading techniques and other special tips that will help you get closer to landing the gig. We'll discuss where to find monologues and how to cut them down, due to time constraints, while still being effective.
BRINGING A SONG TO LIFE
Having the ability to sing a song is not enough in this business. You're still telling a story. Learn the tools necessary to make your song come alive. Learn what songs are appropriate for you and the importance of song choice for musical theatre auditions. No accompanist necessary.
EMBRACING YOUR TYPE
Are you always cast as the ingenue? Are you consistantly cast as the best friend or maternal role? Do you find yourself playing the hero or the villain? Type is something we often don't understand, but it's always there whether we like it or not. However, it's important to know where you fit in amongst the other professional competing actors in this business. Knowing your type and embracing it will get you another step closer to landing work.
GETTING AN AGENT
Getting an agent is an artform. You send to certain agencies and oftentimes, you don't hear back and you don't know what to do. Do you resend? How long do you wait? Believe it or not, there is a method to this madness. If you're ready to take the big leap into professional theatre, an agent is a necessity, and we'll get right down to discussing how to go about doing that.
* Coachings are individualized based on the goals set during the sessions.
AUDITIONS * MONOLOGUES * COLD READINGS
Auditions are often the most terrifying part of an actors career. You have anywhere from one to five minutes to show the production staff in the room what you can do. This could mean your next job. It's important to be on top of your game, and private coachings will help take you to that next level. We will discuss the techniques necessary to create a lasting impression, how to get the most out of a monologue, cold reading techniques and other special tips that will help you get closer to landing the gig. We'll discuss where to find monologues and how to cut them down, due to time constraints, while still being effective.
BRINGING A SONG TO LIFE
Having the ability to sing a song is not enough in this business. You're still telling a story. Learn the tools necessary to make your song come alive. Learn what songs are appropriate for you and the importance of song choice for musical theatre auditions. No accompanist necessary.
EMBRACING YOUR TYPE
Are you always cast as the ingenue? Are you consistantly cast as the best friend or maternal role? Do you find yourself playing the hero or the villain? Type is something we often don't understand, but it's always there whether we like it or not. However, it's important to know where you fit in amongst the other professional competing actors in this business. Knowing your type and embracing it will get you another step closer to landing work.
GETTING AN AGENT
Getting an agent is an artform. You send to certain agencies and oftentimes, you don't hear back and you don't know what to do. Do you resend? How long do you wait? Believe it or not, there is a method to this madness. If you're ready to take the big leap into professional theatre, an agent is a necessity, and we'll get right down to discussing how to go about doing that.
