LA@FABA: Actors Workshop with LA Casting Directors (8 weeks)

Each week, you'll be in the telepresence of notable Los Angeles film and tv Casting Directors, working with them on scenes and getting their feedback and instructions. There will also be a highly informative Question & Answer session with each one of them, providing you invaluable insights into the LA film and TV markets. The Casting Directors may also comment on your Headshots & Resumes towards making them more effective and professional.

This unique opportunity is made possible by our new high-definition technology that links LA to FABA in real time, putting you in the virtual presence of the Casting Directors.

The names of the four LA Casting Directors, dates they'll be teaching the workshop and their IMDb links are listed below.

Disclaimer: This class is not a job or casting interview. The participation of an Industry Professional (Casting Director) is in no way a promise of employment. It does not attempt to procure employment for the actors/acting-students enrolled - it is strictly for educational and training purposes.

Start date: June 11, 2012
 
Class time: Mondays, 7:00pm - 10:00pm (8 classes on: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30)
Facilitator at FABA: Celik Kayalar
Prerequisite: Advanced-Level training in Film Acting
Tuition: $400 (Payment Plans are available. Please inquire.)

Enrollment: Space in this workshop is very limited. To be selected to participate, please email your resume and a brief statement (50 words or less) as to why you'd like to enroll, to Celik Kayalar at: celik@filmactingbayarea.com.

Schedule:

·         WEEK 1 & 2 (June 11 & 18): Jason Kennedy

·         WEEK 3 & 4 (June 25 & July 2): Cathy Henderson

·         WEEK 5 & 6 (July 9 & 16): Kimberly Foster-McCollum

·         WEEK 7 & 8 (July 23 & 30): Amy Reece

Photos to illustrate how this workshop will look:

http://www.filmactingbayarea.com/classes.html#lafaba

Forgotten Dreams

Somehow during this recession we have forgotten to dream!

We have been so concerned about paying bills, feeding ourselves and our families and making sure the car will run, we have forgotten to look beyond what is in-store for us at work in the morning and can we get to both the bank and the grocery store during our lunch break.

As the economical clamp begins to loosen on our nation, employment increases, stock prices rise and people start moving again, we need to move toward our dreams.

Ask yourself,
       what can I do today, to start working on my dreams?
Then do it!