SINRA Events & Talent

FABulous Basics of the Business Seminar by Annie Kidwell, Talent Consultant WHEN: Saturday, September 17, 2011, from 10-1 (bring snacks/water - we usually go over this time). ALTERNATE DATE: Saturday, September 24, 2011 WHAT: The seminar is called "Fabulous Basics of the Business" In the seminar, I'll will cover information that takes years to accumulate! All the questions you have about headshots, resumes, how to get an agent, what to expect from agents, avoiding scams, marketing yourself and more! (see list below) WHERE: 4808 Myrtle Bay Drive, Orlando, FL 32829 COST: $50/person; Additional family members $25 at 1/2 price! No children, please. We cover a lot of detail and it gets boring quick for them. (FYI - I have dogs) If you would like to attend please email me at annie.kidwell@gmail.com or give me a call (407.381.5419). DEPOSIT OR FULL PAYMENT REQUIRED IN ADVANCE TO HOLD A SEAT (MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or Check)! Please call to res...

Amy Reece, who many of you know, has been teaching an acting class in the Bay Area. She will be teaching another session of classes (see below) and there are a few spots still available. *** She is offering a 10% discount to Indieclubbers (normal price $400, discounted price $360). If interested, please contact Amy directly per the instructions in the announcement below. You MUST let her know that you heard about her class from Glorinda Marie at SF Indieclub in order to enjoy this special discount! Break legs! Here is the scoop: Amy Reece Acting Class Amy Reece, Casting Director, partner in Perry/Reece Casting, (and former actor) http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0079140/ will be teaching another six session acting class with her sister - Brooke Davis, Casting Associate & actor ( http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0204286/ ) in the Bay Area on the following dates from 10AM - 1pm: Sat, Aug 13 & Sun, Aug 14 Sat, Sept 10 & Sun, Sept 11 Sat, Oct 1 & Sun, Oc...

10 Elements of Great Audition Monologues - Part II August 6, 2011, Gabriel Davis - The 10 Elements were created as a way to boil down lessons in playwriting learned over the course of several years -- and several volumes of books on the subject -- into a short essential list. I taught these 10 Elements to students as part of the nationally recognized Joanne Woodward Apprentice Program at the Westport Country Playhouse. The material they wrote using these Elements was consistently surprising, entertaining, and enjoyable. I owe a great deal to my mentors playwright Milan Stitt and director/novelist Kathleen George in helping to shape my thinking on these elements. I am pleased to pass these on to you and I hope you, in turn, will pass them on.