[NEohioPAL]Happy New Year Workshops - WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio

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    Sue Johnson, Guest Artist, and WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio for Art=
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in Strongsville, Strongsville Library, 13213 Pearl Road, Strongsville, OH.=20
44136

A "Someday, This Will Be Funny"=A9 Acting Workshop/Lecture Series:
How Humor & Acting Techniques can help you endure the actors' life's foibles=
=20
with laughter. Share Sue Johnson's insights & practical advice based on the=20
theories & truth of using: sense memory, mimicking, & imagination for=20
creative expression; the 'actor's tools.'=20

DATES/DESCRIPTIONS:

    1.  Sat. Jan. 12:   1:00 P - 2:30 P  "Acting Techniques to Discover &=20
Pursue=20
                                    Your Passion"
                          On Choosing Change: Wake Up, Get Up, Get Busy


    2.  Tues. Jan 15:   7:00 P - 8:30 P  "Acting Techniques to Bounce Back=20
From=20
                                    the Blues & Blahs"
                         On Miracles & Magic: Conflicts & Conversations With=
=20
                                    Myself to Renew, Revitalize & Reenergize
   =20
    3.  Thurs. Jan. 24: 1:00 P - 2:30 P  "Acting Techniques to Enrich & Enjo=
y=20

                                    Your Travels Through Life"
                                     Something's Wrong With This Picture:=20
Universal Clues &=20
                                     Messages
                           =20
    4. Sat. Feb 2:      7:00 P - 8:30 P  "My Life As An Actor & Other Myths"
                                   To Thine Own Self Be True: Tips to Put Jo=
y=20
Into Your Life =20
                                    on A  Daily Basis  =20
                       =20
ITEM

    Sue Johnson and WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio present another
 round  of 5 "Actors' Career Development Workshops, " Tuesdays & Thursdays,=20
6:30 - 9:00 PM. =20

1.  Thurs. 1/10:       "Marketing: Getting Your Big Break"
       Breaking into the business:  There's more to being an actor than=20
acting. You=20
        will have to know about the following to increase your chances of=20
being=20
        successful - the right tools of the trade: photos, resumes, demo=20
tapes, etc;=20
        freelancing; talent agencies; the Who- What -When- Where -Why -& -Ho=
w=20
to=20
        look for auditions and work; about the Unions (AFTRA, SAG, AEA).

2. Thurs. 1/17:  "Auditions and Jobs . . . for Theatre, On-Camera &=20
Voiceover"
     Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques.  You will learn how=20
auditions=20
       work, how to prepare for them and where to find them.  Be prepared fo=
r=20
the=20
       different scenarios of:  Monologues vs. Reading from the Script. =20
After the=20
      audition, and you get the job, learn the Do's and Don'ts of what to do=
=20
next.

3.  Tues. 1/22:  "Voiceover Skills & Techniques" commercial & industrial f(o=
r=20

                          radio & TV)
       Great voiceover talent uses multiple basic 'actor's tools' to get and=
=20
keep the=20
        listener's attention, sell the product and solve the problem. =20
Commercial,=20
        Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling & Narration copy all require unique=
=20
voiceover=20
       abilities.  Find out why voiceover work isn't easy as it looks.

4.  Tues. 1/29: "On-Camera Skills & Techniques" (commercial, industrial &=20
film)
      There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-camera.=
=20
Using=20
        your 'basic actor's tools,' learn what makes acting for TV and film=20
different from=20
        acting on the stage.  This session will show you how to adapt your=20
stage skills=20
        to be successful for on- camera auditions and jobs.

 5.  Thurs. 2/7:  "Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques for On-stage, On-
      camera & Voiceover"
          Do you 'Swallow' your words?  Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'=
 =20
Have=20
          you been asked to 'Slow down?'  Professionals pay attention to the=
=20
details -=20
          pacing, "t's, d's, &  ings," etc.  Learn to play with language and=
=20
your voice: =20
          enunciation, articulation, intonation, inflection, and more, to=20
give your=20
          characters more flavor.  Great session for singers & comedians,=20
too.

Registration:  $30.00 each or $25.00 each for 3 or more when registered at=20
the same=20
                      time.=20
Advanced Registration Required.   VISA/MC, AMEX.   Call (216) 561-8608.


 ITEM: =20

The Sue Johnson WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio offers its "Tricks of the=20
Trade" Open Studio Winter sessions, Jan. 5th - thru - March 30th.  =20

Actors should come prepared to work on:=20
. Cold readings, Character development, Monologues & Scene work
. Acting techniques for On-stage, On-camera (commercial, industrial, film) &=
=20
   Voiceover
. Audition techniques that get results.
. Resources, networking & other 'survival skills'

  Fee:  $25.00 per session.  VISA/MC, AMEX    Call (216) 561-8608 to=20
register.

UPDATES / REMINDERS

1.  Be sure to ask us about Partial Scholarships & Certificates of Completio=
n=20
  . =20
     Applications now being accepted.  Call (216) 561-8608 for details.

2.  "Tricks of the Trade:  Techniques, Tools, Training & Survival Skills for=
=20
      Actors"(c) is available for purchase.  $10.00 (incl.s+h). MC/VISA,=20
AMEX.

      This easy-to-follow, handbook is full of the Who -- What -- When --=20
Where -- Why=20
      & How-to information you need to know about the actor's Craft &=20
Business=20
      Basics.   Answers to your Questions . . . right at your fingertips. =20

      To order: (216) 561-8608

3.  Start your New Year right.  Talent Services.
     Talent Resume & Monologue Development Services:
     We'll help you:
        . design & type your Talent Resume.=20
        . create your Original Monologue.
      Services begin at $25.00
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    <BR>
    Sue Johnson, Guest Artist, and <B>WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio</B>=20=
for Arts in Strongsville, Strongsville Library, 13213 Pearl Road, Strongsvil=
le, OH. 44136<BR>
<BR>
A <B>"Someday, This Will Be Funny"</B>=A9 Acting Workshop/Lecture Series:<BR=
>
How Humor & Acting Techniques can help you endure the actors' life's foi=
bles with laughter. Share Sue Johnson's insights & practical advice base=
d on the theories & truth of using: sense memory, mimicking, & imagi=
nation for creative expression; the 'actor's tools.' <BR>
<BR>
<B><U>DATES/DESCRIPTIONS:</B></U><BR>
<BR>
    1.  <B>Sat. Jan. 12:   </B>1:00 P - 2:30 P  "Acting Techniques to D=
iscover & Pursue <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;          Your Passion"<BR>
                          <I>On Choosing Change: Wake Up, Get Up, Get B=
usy</I><BR>
<BR>
<BR>
    2.  <B>Tues. Jan 15:</B>   7:00 P - 8:30 P  "Acting Techniques to B=
ounce Back From <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;          the Blues & B=
lahs"<BR>
                         <I>On Miracles & Magic: Conflicts & Convers=
ations With <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;          Myself to Renew,=20=
Revitalize & Reenergize</I><BR>
    <BR>
    3.  T<B>hurs. Jan. 24:</B> 1:00 P - 2:30 P  "Acting Techniques to E=
nrich & Enjoy <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;          Your Travels Thro=
ugh Life"<BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;           <I>Somethin=
g's Wrong With This Picture: Universal Clues & <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;           Messages</I=
><BR>
                            <BR>
    4. <B>Sat. Feb 2</B>:      7:00 P - 8:30 P  "My Life As An Actor & O=
ther Myths"<BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;         <I>To Thine Own Self Be=
 True: Tips to Put Joy Into Your Life  <BR>
            &nbs=
p;            &n=
bsp;          on A  Daily=20=
Basis   </I><BR>
                        <BR>
<B><U>ITEM</B></U><BR>
<BR>
    Sue Johnson and WAKE UP And LIVE's Actors' Studio present another<BR>
 round  of 5 "<B>Actors' Career Development Workshops</B>, " Tuesdays &=
amp; Thursdays, 6:30 - 9:00 PM.  <BR>
<BR>
<B>1.  Thurs. 1/10:       "Marketing: Getting Your Big Break"=
</B><BR>
       Breaking into the business:  There's more to being an=20=
actor than acting. You <BR>
        will have to know about the follo=
wing to increase your chances of being <BR>
        successful - the right tools of t=
he trade: photos, resumes, demo tapes, etc; <BR>
        freelancing; talent agencies; the=
 Who- What -When- Where -Why -& -How to <BR>
        look for auditions and work; abou=
t the Unions (AFTRA, SAG, AEA).<BR>
<BR>
<B>2. Thurs. 1/17:  "Auditions and Jobs . . . for Theatre, On-Camera & V=
oiceover"</B><BR>
     Learn the Do's & Don'ts of audition techniques.  You will lear=
n how auditions <BR>
       work, how to prepare for them and where=
 to find them.  Be prepared for the <BR>
       different scenarios of:  Monologue=
s vs. Reading from the Script.  After the <BR>
      audition, and you get the job, learn the Do's=
 and Don'ts of what to do next.<BR>
<BR>
<B>3.  Tues. 1/22:  "Voiceover Skills & Techniques" </B><I>commerci=
al & industrial f(or <BR>
            &nbs=
p;             r=
adio & TV)</I><BR>
       Great voiceover talent uses multiple ba=
sic 'actor's tools' to get and keep the <BR>
        listener's attention, sell the pr=
oduct and solve the problem.  Commercial, <BR>
        Industrial, PSA's, Story Telling=20=
& Narration copy all require unique voiceover <BR>
       abilities.  Find out why voiceover=
 work isn't easy as it looks.<BR>
<BR>
<B>4.  Tues. 1/29: "On-Camera Skills & Techniques"</B> <I>(commerci=
al, industrial & film)</I><BR>
      There's a difference between acting techniques on stage and on-ca=
mera. Using <BR>
        your 'basic actor's tools,' learn=
 what makes acting for TV and film different from <BR>
        acting on the stage.  This s=
ession will show you how to adapt your stage skills <BR>
        to be successful for on- camera a=
uditions and jobs.<BR>
<BR>
 <B>5.  Thurs. 2/7:  "Diction, Dialogue & Speaking Techniques=20=
for On-stage, On-<BR>
      camera & Voiceover"</B><BR>
          Do you 'Swallow' your=
 words?  Have you been called a 'Mush Mouth?'  Have <BR>
          you been asked to 'Sl=
ow down?'  Professionals pay attention to the details - <BR>
          pacing, <I>"t's, d's,=
</I> &  <I>ings,</I>" etc.  Learn to play with language and yo=
ur voice:  <BR>
          enunciation, articula=
tion, intonation, inflection, and more, to give your <BR>
          characters more flavo=
r.  Great session for singers & comedians, too.<BR>
<BR>
Registration:  $30.00 each or $25.00 each for 3 or more when registered=
 at the same <BR>
            &nbs=
p;         time. <BR>
Advanced Registration Required.   VISA/MC, AMEX.   Call=20=
(216) 561-8608.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
 <B><U>ITEM:</B></U>  <BR>
<BR>
The Sue Johnson <B>WAKE UP And LIVE's <I>Actors' Studio </B></I>offers its <=
B>"Tricks of the Trade" Open Studio </B>Winter sessions, Jan. 5th - thru - M=
arch 30th.   <BR>
<BR>
Actors should come prepared to work on: <BR>
. Cold readings, Character development, Monologues & Scene work<BR>
. Acting techniques for On-stage, On-camera (commercial, industrial, film) &=
amp; <BR>
   Voiceover<BR>
. Audition techniques that get results.<BR>
. Resources, networking & other 'survival skills'<BR>
<BR>
  Fee:  $25.00 per session.  VISA/MC, AMEX   =20=
Call (216) 561-8608 to register.<BR>
<BR>
<B><U>UPDATES / REMINDERS<BR>
<BR>
</B></U>1.  Be sure to ask us about <B>Partial Scholarships</B> & <=
B>Certificates of Completion </B>  .  <BR>
     Applications now being accepted.  Call (216) 5=
61-8608 for details.<BR>
<BR>
2.  <B>"Tricks of the Trade:  Techniques, Tools, Training & Su=
rvival Skills for <BR>
      Actors"(c)</B> is available for purchase.&nbs=
p; $10.00 (incl.s+h). MC/VISA, AMEX.<BR>
<BR>
      This easy-to-follow, handbook is full of the=20=
<I>Who -- What -- When -- Where -- Why <BR>
      </I>& <I>How-to</I> information you need=20=
to know about the actor's <B>Craft & Business <BR>
      Basics</B>.   Answers to your Quest=
ions . . . right at your fingertips.  <BR>
<BR>
      To order: (216) 561-8608<BR>
<BR>
3.  Start your New Year right.  <B>Talent Services</B>.<BR>
     <B>Talent Resume & Monologue Development Servic=
es:<BR>
</B>     We'll help you:<BR>
        . design & type your Talent R=
esume. <BR>
        . create your Original Monologue.=
<BR>
      Services begin at $25.00<BR>
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