Each student will have an individualized experience, since we are working 1:1. They will get personalized feedback when it comes to acting out scenes, using emotion, and character building. They will also learn how to better take direction. 

For theatre and communications, I double-majored in Journalism/Theatre & Drama at university, and have a day job as a medical actor that requires giving and receiving feedback to med students. I've taught lots of theatre camps and after school classes, and regularly teach improv now online. 

I  have lots of experience in commercials, auditioning for professional TV shows/films, and writing/producing my own scripts. I do have an "on-camera" agent and am always open to answering questions about the film industry. I first was a theatre actor before I did film, so I can work well with students who have that same background-- in teaching them how to transition from stage to on-camera acting. During COVID, I have "self-taped" auditions almost every week, and can teach students how to master that skill. While in Chicago, I've auditioned for movies, Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, and Chicago Fire, as well as various commercials. 

I write all my own materials, and also may show my own commercials that I've acted in. We may look at a couple YouTube commercials as well.