Attention! ‘ Tween’ & Teen Aspiring Actors. You Can Still Attend. Master the Art:’ Audition Techniques, On-stage & On-camera ” Workshop Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio (WUAL)Sat. 4/16 12:00 – 2:30 P Designed for acting students between the ages of 10 – to - 15 years old, an age range where it can be a challenge to find, and participate in, youth-oriented auditions which prepare actor for real work. Do’s, Don’ts & How-to’s I. “Master the Craft:” Skills & Techniques Auditions 1. Monologue & Character Development 2. Theatre Auditioning & On-camera Auditioning 3. Theatre Acting & On-camera Acting 4. Cold Readings: Creating & Becoming the Character 5. Scene Study: Working with a Partner 6. Acting Exercises: Vocal & Physical Can’t attend the workshop? Private Coaching by appointment, scheduled for your convenience. After school & Saturdays. Where: Shaker HeightsRegistration: $22. (Cash, check, MO, credit card, PayPal).Deadline: Thurs. 4/14/16 For information, location, or to register: wakeupandlives@gmail.com Seating limited. Advance registration by Thurs. 4/14/16Can’t attend class? Private sessions by appointment Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio rehearses and prepares individuals, undergoing life-changing transitions, for enhanced personal and professional success. Sue Johnson is actor, director, producer, playwright, author, life coach and motivational speaker. Private Coaching Fees. For more information, or to schedule an appointment. wakeupandlives@gmail.com Coach: Sue Johnson, SAG/AFTRA Exec. Director, Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio (WUAL) Producer, Director “Wake Up And Live with the Arts” Sue Johnson is Executive Director, Wake Up And Live's Actors' Studio (WUAL) and Producer of "Wake Up And Live with the Arts," a YouTube show which showcases and celebrates the diversity of the performing arts and artists. She is an actor with many years of experience in theater productions, commercials, film, industrials, and voice-overs. Sue's actors' & playwrights' style blends the “real world of the craft and business” with the academic principles and practices of being a performing & creative artist. Reply, Reply All or Forward | More