Training

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You've got all of these great ideas swimming around in your head but unsure as to how to get them on paper in a way that an industry professional would take you seriously?

We Can Help!

We offer 2 month workshops that help you develop your "process" as a screenwriter while giving you specific learning activities that you can apply to creating your own scripts.

Aspiring actors need guidance to hone their craft but that guidance can oftentimes be expensive with very little ROI (return on investment). 

StageCraft offers affordable coaching for actors that is specific to you through one on one virtual sessions that help you in developing audition technique as well as helping you with specific scene work that will set you apart from your competition.

Improv, short for improvisation, helps you as an actor to be more confident both on screen and off. This technique helps you to learn to trust your instincts and can also help with building confidence in your social interactions while relieving stress.

These workshops are fun, engaging, and best of all, judgment free!

We recognize that improv can be scary, especially for us introverts, but our goal is to have you complete the workshops feeling more confident and happier then when you started!

Even Denzel Washington and Robert DeNiro got their formal theatrical experience through various training programs. At StageCraft, we have a "pay it forward" approach to developing talent so let's talk about your career plans in this industry and see how we can help!

Working actors realize that continuous training is no different than going to the gym. You have to continuously train your instrument...that means you! 

Attend our virtual workshops which will not only continue your training but will also help to expand your network in the industry.

This workshop focuses on exploring the various approaches to engaging dramatic scene work.

Some people can cry on cue...have you seen the daytime soaps? They cry all the time it seems! How do they do it? 

We'll explore tapping into the emotions that help you make the most of dramatic scenes.

Yes, some people are just naturally funny. However, that doesn't mean that this isn't a skill you can develop. Consider this workshop more like exercising your comedic muscle until they are "ripped"! :-)