Overview
My coaching philosophy guides each student toward a deep understanding of acting while empowering them as artists, professionals, and individuals. Acting is a tool for self-expression, connection, and personal growth. Through a combination of instinct, creativity, and professional experience, I help students unlock their voice, release self-doubt, and discover their full capabilities. Acting provides a timeless bridge across all forms of communication, whether on stage, on screen, or in everyday life.

Focus Areas

• Audition Technique: Learn to prepare confidently, develop specificity, and deliver authentic performances.

• Rehearsal Process and Acting Methods: Build sustainable habits to rehearse effectively and explore techniques that enhance performance.

• Building a Portfolio: Develop a collection of monologues and scenes that showcase versatility and talent.

• Career Prep: Guidance on headshots, reels, marketing, and professional representation.

• Daily Practice and Consistency: Establish routines that strengthen skill, confidence, and comfort on stage.

• Voice and Expression: Expand vocal range and learn to communicate with emotional authenticity.

• Character and Script Analysis: Understand scripts deeply and create performances that connect with audiences.

• New Actors: Build foundational skills and confidence for beginners entering the world of acting.

Who Is Coached

• Beginner actors seeking guidance on technique and performance.

• Experienced actors refining audition skills or building a portfolio.

• Students preparing for college, theater, or professional opportunities.

Benefits

• Increased confidence and self-expression.

• Stronger performance and audition results.

• Clearer understanding of scripts and character motivation.

• Sustainable habits and daily practice routines.

Real-World Student Experiences

• Beginners develop vocal and physical tools to perform professionally and book work within 6 months.

• A working actor strengthens audition techniques and character analysis to secure more professional roles.

• A high school student preparing for college theater auditions builds a polished monologue portfolio and gains confidence on stage.