Beginner training plan
Your first classWho Are YOU? What do you want? How are you going to get it?
After assessing what you want to accomplish I can assign you an audition scene or monologue (or you can bring one) and we will construct a game plan for you to rehearse and perform.
Class 2-3Now that you’ve memorize and analyzed your first scene or monologue, how do you play it over and over while making it seem like it’s happening for the first time? Keeping it fresh and authentic is key.
Class 4-10After feeling performance ready with your first scene or monologue, can you apply the same set of tools to more work? Can we explore different genres and mediums?
Class 11+Can you perform multiple monologues back to back and/or can we create a reel with some of your on-camera audition scenes?
Youth players
Working with teenagersI began acting training when I was a teenager. I’ve taught Acting, Monologues, & Improv to high school theatre students at Ramon C Cortines High School for Visual and Performing Arts, in Los Angeles
What I can bring
