Join the next ONE DAY $199 EMOTIONAL TYPE TECHNIQUE to learn how to:
-Identify one of your Four Major Emotional Types to understand which roles are right for you
-Get new reps determined to get you lots of auditions
-Audition with confidence & Book more consistently
-Turn CallBacks into Bookings using your emotional type-Tap into your emotions easily for auditions and on set
-UnLock Roles you were Born to Play
WHEN
2nd Saturday of the month
9am PST
10am MT
11am CST
12pm EST
HOW IT WORKS
You’ll be asked to bring either a side or video of your favorite scene from a movie or film from the last 5 years.
Only one of the 3 scenes can have a lead character who physically looks like you (age, race, gender). The other 2 scenes will be scenes you identify with the protagonist emotionally even though they are nothing like your physical type
You’ll be asked to identify the following from each scene:
1.The protagonist
2.The emotional conflict
3.How the protagonist is changed by the end of the scene
4.How the protagonist gets what they need
FIRST, DISCOVER YOUR EMOTIONAL TYPE.
The $199 Introductory Class for Actors
Before you can use the Emotional Type Technique™ to transform your approach to acting, you need to experience the method for yourself.
What if the qualities that make you different are the very qualities that make you right for certain roles?
The Emotional Type Technique™ introduces you to a new way of understanding yourself as an actor, exploring characters, and approaching your career.
In this one-day introductory class, you’ll begin exploring your Emotional Type and discover how your emotional patterns can inform your acting choices and the roles you pursue.
This is your starting point.
The introductory class is a required prerequisite for the separate 12-week Emotional Type Technique™ program.
YOUR FIRST STEP: THE INTRODUCTORY CLASS
Investment: $199
A live, one-day class with April Yvette Thompson, designed to introduce you to the Emotional Type Technique™ and begin connecting the method to your acting practice and career.
You’ll begin to explore:
Your Emotional Type: Understand the emotional patterns that shape your perspective and instincts.
Your approach to character: Explore what a protagonist wants, the conflict they face, how they pursue what they need, and how they change.
Your range of possibilities: Consider roles beyond the physical types you may typically be encouraged to play.
Your career strategy: Begin thinking more intentionally about what makes your work distinctive and how to communicate your strengths.
[ENROLL IN THE $199 INTRODUCTORY CLASS]
Live on Zoom · One-day introductory class · Required prerequisite for the 12-week program
WHY START HERE?
You may have spent years training, auditioning, and trying to understand what casting directors want.
But understanding your own emotional patterns can give you another way to approach the work.
The introductory class gives you an opportunity to experience the Emotional Type Technique™ before deciding to continue into the longer program.
You'll begin learning the language of the method, explore its application to characters, and consider how it might inform your own acting and career.
You don't have to figure everything out before you arrive.
You simply have to be curious about what makes you uniquely you.
THEN, TAKE THE NEXT STEP.
The 12-Week Emotional Type Technique™ Program
The introductory class is the beginning. The 12-week program is the next stage for actors who are ready to continue exploring and applying the method.
After completing the $199 prerequisite class, you can take the next step toward a deeper understanding of your Emotional Type and how it relates to your craft, professional identity, and acting career.
The pathway is simple:
FIRST: Take the one-day introductory class for $199.
NEXT: Continue into the separate 12-week program.
THE GOAL: Develop a deeper understanding of your emotional patterns and use that awareness to approach your acting and career with greater clarity and intention.
The 12-week program is a separate offering; its enrollment and price are distinct from the $199 introductory class.
YOUR CAREER STARTS WITH YOU.
You don't need to become someone else to build a powerful acting career.
You need to understand what makes you uniquely you — and begin learning how to put that understanding to work.
Start with the method. Discover a new perspective on your work. Then decide how you want to continue.
Ready to take the first step?
The Emotional Type Technique™ Introductory Class
$199 · One day · Live on Zoom
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Your appearance may change. Your Emotional Type can remain a constant through your career.
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FIND THE ROLES YOU WERE BORN TO PLAY.
Learn the Emotional Type Technique™ and transform the way you approach your acting career.
What if the thing that makes you different is the thing that makes you castable?
You don't need to become someone else to build a powerful acting career. You need to understand what makes you uniquely you — and learn how to use that understanding to your advantage.
The Emotional Type Technique™ helps you uncover your emotional patterns, recognize the roles that may be right for you, and approach your craft and career with greater confidence, clarity, and intention.
Just auditioning is not enough. You need a strategy.
Start with the one-day introductory class and discover how your Emotional Type can help you unlock roles beyond your physical type.
[JOIN THE $199 INTRODUCTORY CLASS]
Live on Zoom · One-day class · Required prerequisite for the 12-week program
YOU DID THE WORK. SO WHY AREN'T YOU BOOKING MORE?
You get the audition. You nail the callback. Then someone else gets the job.
Do you ever find yourself comparing your work to other actors before you even walk into the room?
Do you decide someone else is going to get the role because they look more like what you think casting wants?
Do you find yourself playing the same kinds of characters, even though you know there is so much more you can do?
Or have you started wondering whether working harder is actually going to change anything?
You're not alone.
The acting industry can make you feel as though your appearance defines your possibilities. You start chasing a narrow idea of what is marketable, trying to fit yourself into familiar categories instead of discovering the qualities that make your work distinctive.
But your physical type is only one part of your instrument.
Your emotional range is another. And learning how to use it can change the way you approach your work.
You cannot control every casting decision. But you can take greater ownership of the roles you pursue, the choices you make, and the strategy behind your career.
That's where the Emotional Type Technique™ begins.
WHAT IS AN EMOTIONAL TYPE — AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?
Your Emotional Type helps you understand what makes your work uniquely yours.
Each person has four major Emotional Types. Throughout life, we encounter emotional lessons and develop strategies for navigating them.
Those strategies shape how we respond to challenges, pursue what we need, relate to others, and make sense of the world.
They are also part of what you bring to your acting.
When a character faces an emotional conflict that connects with your own understanding, your choices can become more specific, personal, and organic.
Instead of laboring over every line, you can begin to understand why a character says what they say — and, more importantly, the psychological strategies they use to get what they want.
This gives you a different starting point for the work.
Not imitation. Not guesswork. Not simply trying to look the part.
Understanding the emotional life underneath the character.
Your Emotional Type is not a box that limits you. It is a framework for exploring your range, recognizing your strengths, and discovering the stories you may be uniquely equipped to tell.
And while your appearance will change throughout your career, your understanding of your Emotional Type can continue to inform your work.
WHY THE EMOTIONAL TYPE TECHNIQUE™?
The industry may define you by how you look. Your craft can reach beyond that.
Traditional acting classes often focus on technique, scene work, and preparation. Those skills matter.
But actors also need a way to think strategically about the business they are navigating.
The Emotional Type Technique™ connects your understanding of character with a broader strategy for approaching roles and building a sustainable career.
It helps you ask different questions:
Instead of, “Do I look right for this part?” you can explore, “What do I understand about this character's emotional journey?”
Instead of asking only, “How do I play this scene?” you can ask, “What does this character want, what stands in the way, and how do they try to get what they need?”
Instead of waiting for the industry to tell you who you are, you can start recognizing what you bring to the table.
The goal isn't to ignore physical type. It is to stop treating physical type as the only measure of your possibilities.
When you understand your Emotional Type, you have another way to recognize the roles that are right for you — and to build a strategy around them.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THE $199 INTRODUCTORY CLASS
Begin unlocking the roles you were born to play.
This one-day class introduces you to the Emotional Type Technique™ and shows you how to begin applying it to your acting and career.
01. Identify one of your four major Emotional Types
Begin understanding the emotional patterns and strategies that shape your perspective, your instincts, and the way you approach characters.
02. Explore the emotional conflict beneath a scene
Learn to look beyond the dialogue and examine what the protagonist wants, the conflict they face, how they try to get what they need, and how they change.
03. Approach auditions with greater confidence
Develop a more personal starting point for your choices so you can approach the work with greater clarity rather than simply trying to guess what other people want to see.
04. Explore roles beyond your physical type
Consider characters whose emotional journeys resonate with you, even when their age, appearance, or other physical characteristics differ from your own.
05. Start thinking strategically about your career
Begin connecting your Emotional Type to the roles you pursue, the representatives you seek, and the collaborators who can understand and support the work you want to do.
06. Prepare for the next level
The introductory class is the required first step toward the 12-week Emo
STOP WAITING TO BE PICKED
Start building the
acting career that
only YOU can create.
The 12-Week Emotional Type Technique MasterMind
Discover how your emotional strengths can transform your approach to acting, expand your creative possibilities, and help you take a more intentional role in building your career.
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April Yvette Thompson
Tony-winning producer · Actor · Writer · TheDreamUnLocked founder
YOUR TALENT ISN'T THE PROBLEM. YOUR PATTERNS MAY BE.
Acting asks you to bring your whole self to the work. But the emotional patterns that shape how you respond to rejection, navigate relationships, handle pressure, and pursue opportunities can also influence your career.
The 12-Week Emotional Type Technique MasterMind is designed to help you explore those patterns, understand your emotional strengths, and make more intentional choices about your creative life.
You don't need to become someone else. You need to understand how to work with who you already are.
THE 12-WEEK MASTERMIND EXPERIENCE
Your Journey Through the Emotional Type Technique
A 12-week journey from understanding your emotional patterns to applying that knowledge to your acting, branding, and creative career strategy.
Discover
We will learn an Emotional Type language Using
Psychologist s work Dr. Pat Allen’s work on masculine and the feminine action
Dr Harville Hendrix's Imago identify the strategies and belief systems that inform how we get what we want. .
April’s Roshamon Writing Technique in Journalling to rework our emotionall strategies from a place of power.
"Sue Bennett's Sex Signs rejects predetermination or predestination as well as the strict use of sun signs.
Sex Signs gave me a more specific psychological language to identify emotional profiles. It’s archetype work on speed that is specific and playable..
By the end of this exercise, we will have identified 2 of your 4 major emotional types
Weeks 1-4
Understand
This is where April’s Emotional Technique takes off
Do an Emotional Type Profile on one actor working in film and tv today whose body of work is driven by their emotional type and not the way they look.
Examine 100 stories currently on tv, film right now to begin an in depth search for scenes for our Emotional Type reel
Work 1:1 with April on script analysis of each scene to find recurring emotional chords and the given circumsatances that trigger these chords.
Using the Meisner Nursery rhymes exercise to find the last 2 Emoitonal Types
Weeks 5-8
Weeks 9-12
Apply
Begin packaging Your 4 major Emotional Types
Color, style, fashion branding for each Emotional Type for all marketing materials and platforms
Design and curate your headshot session from clothing, hair and makeup and setting to reflect each Emotional Type
Choose 4 scenes to for your Emotional Type Acting Reel and shoot them as vertical films for your website
Create an Emoitonal Type Website and one social media platform to introduce your types
Do mock Emotional Type Pitch Sessions to sell your Emotional Type Career Strategies to your reps
What’s an Emotional Type?
An Emotional Type is more than a physical type or a broad character label. It’s a way to understand the emotional strategies you use to get what you need, handle conflict, and protect what matters to you.
Each of us has four major Emotional Types. When you learn to recognize them, you can find a deeper point of connection with characters, including roles that may not look like you.
That connection can help you make choices that feel specific, truthful, and your own.
Meet the Instructor, April Yvette Thompson
I’m a Tony-winning producer, writer, and actor working across film, television, and theater. My credits include Bull, Blue Bloods, The Exonerated, Clybourne Park, and Jitney. I’ve also produced Sundance features, including Blue Caprice and Mother of George.
I created the Emotional Type Audition Technique to help actors connect their own emotional understanding to the roles they want to play.
Your appearance may change. Your Emotional Type is a deeper part of how you understand people, conflict, and the choices they make.
Learn to use that understanding in your work, and explore roles beyond the ones you’ve been told to expect.
Stop Guessing
Start Booking
Discover how to turn callbacks into bookings with the
3 Step Emotional Type
Audition Technique
The Emotional Type Audition Technique - a 3 Step process
A one day Zoom class with Tony-winning producer & actor, April Yvette Thompson on the Emotional Type Audition Technique
a 3 hour virtual class the 2nd Sat of each month @ 10am (MT) for only $199
The one day class is a pre-requisite for the Full 12 Week Emotional Type Technique MasterMind Group
You’ll learn:
-Learn what kills Auditions and How to Fix It
Identify 1 of your 4 Emotional
Learn Emotional Type Audition Prep-Access your deepest emotions easily and quickly to create the kind of auditions that make CDs your biggest fan
- Reposition yourself in the industry as a one-take actor who delivers complex & compelling performances quickly & effortlessly
Now, let’s walk through how we’ll get there during our 3 hours together.
Check out step 1 below
What’s an Emotional Type you say?
Let’s get into it.
You may be a fierce, corporate mogul type, who slays in the boardroom.
But that’s a vague archetype.
It doesn’t tell us what triggers that behavior, what makes you tick and how you get what you want.
Specifically, under what given circumstances do you employ the fierce mogul type?
How do you get what you want from others?
What is your deepest fear that you’re working overtime to conceal?
A more specific Emotional Type would be:
The goddess with an edge uses silence to intimidate the oppostion. And subtle investigative reporting to find their weaknesses. Unapologetic about her beauty, she uses it to distract you from her dangerous physical prowess that starts and finishes wars.
Great!
Step 1
Identify 1 of 4 of your
Emotional Types
Step 3
Work the scene
from the POV of your
Emotional Type
Remember The goddess with an edge Emotional Type from Step 1?
She uses silence to intimidate the opposition. And subtle investigative reporting to find their weaknesses. Unapologetic about her beauty, she uses it to distract you from her dangerous physical prowess that starts and finishes wars
The Emotional Type
gives you an objective in the scene,
precise actions,
it establishes what triggers the conflict within you.
Because you understand this Emotional Type because it comes from you. Not the text, not the breakdown, but you.
Step 2
Learn what
KILLS auditions
& fix it
WHAT KILLS AUDITIONS QUICK FAST AND IN A HURRY:
When the camera watches you trying to remember lines
On Camera acting cannot hold you belaboring the text. When you do that, you’re not listening and responding moment to moment. Your performance feels contrived
The camera is interested in what you’re hiding. The psychology behind your actions. Dialogue is the tool we use to cover up what we’re really thinking
The camera is only interested in your psychological process, not the text which is a means to an end.
The text is the mailbox you send to your scene partner to hide your true intentions and feelings
So, we must tap into your psychology for on camera acting. In order to do this, we must remove the need to remember lines
You’ll learn the 9-times-fast memorization technique.
When you memorize by rote with without attaching meaning to the words, this frees you up to listen and respond truthfully in the moment .
So, instead of the camera watching your acting homework. The homework becomes invisible. Instead of a bunch of rehearsed responses that prevent you being present in the scene.
What folks are saying about working with April on the Emotional Type Technique
‘The Boys’ star, Susan Heyward has been a series regular on nearly every show she’s worked on. April teaches the Emotional Type Audition Technique approach to build careers like Susan’s .
Hilary’s Emotional Type Strategy
“When I called April, it was after I had been particularly frustrated. My scenes were cut from a career making, high profile film.
April said, “Well, why don't you write something for yourself?” I did April's [DreamingOutLoud Emotional Type Technique] and I realized that an idea that I had was the perfect vehicle for me to not only play one of my chords, but also something I was really passionate about.
So she put me on a writing schedule.
Through this process, what I'm starting to learn is that outer experience is an expression of inner reality.
As my inner reality shifted, my experience in the business began to shift.
As I understood that I'm not an actor who has to wait around for someone to choose her, waiting around for the phone to ring, doing her best at auditions and giving away all her power.
April is the person who was able to make me realize what I have to bring to the table and how I can put that forward. So I am driving the direction of my career and not getting buffeted about by whatever trend comes up or whatever job happens to become available or whatever people think black girls are in right now.
Because I'm not here for a trend, I'm here for the long haul.
So, BadAsses:
April --This is your leader,
go find her,
be bold,
be brave
stand up
for yourself & stand up
for your dreams.” Hilary Ward, Actor/Writer/Producer (The Fosters, Sharp Objects, NCIS)
What is an
Emotional Type &
Why does it Matter?
Tony-winning producer, actor, writer & thedreamunlocked founder, April Yvette Thompson talks about the Emotional Type Technique in this FREE CLASS
Each person has 4 major Emotional Types. In order to survive, you have 4 major emotional lessons that you must master in this life time.
In order to thrive, you’ve subconsciously created strategies to overcome each conflict in your life.
Those emotional strategies are what helped you come through the fire wiser and stronger.
The Emotional Strategies you’ve devised give you a clear understanding of how you process emotions, solve problems and turn them into truthful behavior.
As a result, you intuitively enter characters from a very specific shared emotional truth.
This takes the focus away from pleasing the CD to creating a truthful, unselfconscious, performance that is immediate, specific and organic.
You won’t need to belabor the characters’ actions line by line. You won’t need to be tripped up by CD adjustments.
Because you’ll understand the character’s deepest desires and the psychological strategies they employ to get what they want.
The Emotional Type Audition Technique is a completely intuitive approach to acting that builds on the unique problem- solving emotional strategies that you’ve mastered.
This makes you uniquely qualified to play certain roles whether they land in your physical type or not.
Because those roles land within a much bigger playing field: your psychological and emotional experience of the human condition.
It opens up an entire world of opportunities for you that have never been considered.
How you look will change, but your Emotional Type is with you throughout your lifetime.
Your Emotional Type is a deep, soulful way of portraying a heroine’s journey that is unique to you and you alone.
Learning your 4 major Emotional Types is how you unlock roles you were born to play
Do you constantly compare yourself to other actors deciding that someone else is going to get the job before you even show up at the audition?
Do you get the audition, nail the callback but never book the job?
Do you have to constantly berate your agents to get you seen for more roles?
Do you panic when you get a last minute audition because you have no time to prep?
Does the camera make you nervous, so you forget your lines?
Do you get in your own way when it comes to having a successful, lucrative acting career?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then this class is for you... -
Is the
EmotionalType
Technique
right for you?
SHOP
Join the next ONE DAY $199 EMOTIONAL TYPE TECHNIQUE to learn how to:
-Identify one of your Four Major Emotional Types to understand which roles are right for you
-Get new reps determined to get you lots of auditions
-Audition with confidence & Book more consistently
-Turn CallBacks into Bookings using your emotional type-Tap into your emotions easily for auditions and on set
-UnLock Roles you were Born to Play
WHEN
2nd Saturday of the month
9am PST
10am MT
11am CST
12pm EST
HOW IT WORKS
You’ll be asked to bring either a side or video of your favorite scene from a movie or film from the last 5 years.
Only one of the 3 scenes can have a lead character who physically looks like you (age, race, gender). The other 2 scenes will be scenes you identify with the protagonist emotionally even though they are nothing like your physical type
You’ll be asked to identify the following from each scene:
1.The protagonist
2.The emotional conflict
3.How the protagonist is changed by the end of the scene
4.How the protagonist gets what they need
Why you need
the Emotional Type
Audition Technique
Daily quotes have been replaced by per episode salary minimums
Residuals are Disappearing
But you still have power as an actor.
THEN
When I first started acting, the more you worked, the higher your daily quote became. It allowed actor’s careers to grow in relationship to their growth and experience.
NOW
Then SAG agreed to salary minimums. On primetime TV, this increased what the star of the show made per episode to as much as 6 figures, while supporting cast, recurrings and guest stars were stuck with outlandish 5 figure salaries per episode.
So, it’s quite common for the star of the show to make $350K per episode, while supporting principals make $25-40K and while recurring or guest stars make a flat $8500. This is for one episode.
That’s a far cry from what a seasoned actor made per episode once their quote was no longer honored. You could go from make $2200 per day for one episode to a flat $8500 for 8 days of work. That’s a 50% loss in income and residuals
You would continue to make that in residuals over the next 5 years. That's a living, but barely.
Now, on streaming platforms, the SAG minimum is so low, series regular actors on Emmy winning shows like OITNBO were waiting tables.
And here’s the kicker: most streaming plans are set up to eliminate actors getting residuals at all.
I have clients who have been on Prime, HBO, Netflix, FX and have never seen a residual check.
Imagine a world without residuals.
Just auditioning is not enough.
You will need a strategy in order to make a living as an actor.
You’ll now need to work all the time.
The Emotional Type Audition Technique is the way the way through.
It’s the way you make yourself more marketable as an actor.
When you position yourself to play characters who don’t necessarily look like your age, race or gender; you create more opportunities to audition.
When there are no physical limitations to your craft, your career becomes more expansive.
More complex, varied career-making roles are at your fingertips.
SHOP
Join the next ONE DAY $199 EMOTIONAL TYPE TECHNIQUE to learn how to:
-Identify one of your Four Major Emotional Types to understand which roles are right for you
-Get new reps determined to get you lots of auditions
-Audition with confidence & Book more consistently
-Turn CallBacks into Bookings using your emotional type-Tap into your emotions easily for auditions and on set
-UnLock Roles you were Born to Play
WHEN
2nd Saturday of the month
9am PST
10am MT
11am CST
12pm EST
HOW IT WORKS
You’ll be asked to bring either a side or video of your favorite scene from a movie or film from the last 5 years.
Only one of the 3 scenes can have a lead character who physically looks like you (age, race, gender). The other 2 scenes will be scenes you identify with the protagonist emotionally even though they are nothing like your physical type
You’ll be asked to identify the following from each scene:
1.The protagonist
2.The emotional conflict
3.How the protagonist is changed by the end of the scene
4.How the protagonist gets what they need
Prolific Acting Careers are not building careers from “dumb luck” or an accident, they are carved out from a thoughtful strategy of focusing on finding work beyond your physical type and into your emotional type
Meet the Instructor
April Yvette Thompson
is a Tony-winning producer/writer/actor working across media. Film/TV credits include BULL, Blue Caprice, Gotham, Blue Bloods, Babylon Fields, The Exonerated (w/Susan Sarandon & Delroy Lindo), Accidental Husband, Backwards, Law & Order & Third Watch, etc.
Broadway/Off Broadway credits include Clybourne Park, (Pulitzer & Tony); Vassar Voices (w/Meryl Streep), Good Bread Alley, Liberty CityThe Exonerated (w/Gabriel Byrne, Richard Dreyfuss), Medea, King Lear, Macbeth, Antigone & Light Raise the Roof.
As SimonSays Entertainment Director of Development, April produced Sundance features: Blue Caprice (w/Isaiah Washington), Mother of George (w/Danai Gurira), Gun Hill Road (w/Esai Morales). April was on the Tony-winning producing teams for 2017 Tony for Best Revival for August Wilson's Jitney directed by Ruben Santiago Hudson and 2012 Tony for Best Revival, Porgy & Bess starring Audra MacDonald (Tony).
April wrote, produced & starred in her Miami Trilogy of plays: Good Bread Alley and Liberty City (Drama Desk, Outer Critics, Lortel noms & Jeff Award) at New York Theatre Workshop.
Education: Vassar College & Rutgers University.
AprilYvetteThompson.com
Frequently Asked Questions
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All classes are virtual Zoom classes. You can dial in or log on visually from anywhere in the world
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The easiest way to start is to join one of the Introductory 3 hour classes held each month for $199
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Most acting classes teach you how to audition using acting techniques instead of business strategies that address our industry as it exists right now.
The Emotional Type Technique is a business strategy that helps you find more roles not limited to just your physical type which is ephermeral.
Your Emotional Type encompasses the full range of the human condition. It is a type that remains the same throught the life of your careerApril is the kind of teacher who wants you to your transform your world view; from an unimportant cog in the wheel of this business being buffeted about by every new fad to the CEO of your career. April helps you make a living as a working actor and storyteller guiding and shaping a career that illuminates your understanding of the human condition. You know, the stuff no one teaches you in acting school.
We don’t want to just take your money. We want to give you the tools to change your life and build the career of YOUR DREAMS, not what others people accept as good enough.
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
April@thedreamunlocked.com
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There are introductory recorded classes starting at $15.
There is a one day live class starting at $199 that comes with bonus recorded webinars.
The there is the 12 Session Private Coaching that starts with nine monthly payments of $355 -
Fun. Like that one aunt that is brilliantly unfettered in her opinions and interests. Well travelled and free of heart, April is the teacher who wants you to take your transform your world view. From an unimportant cog in the wheel of this business being buffeted about by every new fad to the CEO of your career. Making a living as a working actor and storyteller guiding and shaping a career that illuminates your understanding of the human condition. You know, the stuff no one teaches you in school. We don’t want to just take your money. We want to give you the tools to change your life.
Prolific Acting Careers are not building careers from “dumb luck” or an accident, they are shaped by a thoughtful strategy of focusing on finding work beyond your physical type and into your emotional type
Actors who work all the time, consistently deliver complex performances because they are using the full range of their Unique Emotional type.
Careers like
Jeffrey Wright’s,
Sophie Okenedo’s
Chadwick Boseman’s
Judi Dench’s
Maggie Smith’s
Anthony Hopkins’
don’t happen randomly.
They happen because these artists have made very specific choices about the work they do. They choose roles that sit in the middle of their Emotional Types.
Careers where actors continue to move between character and leading men/women roles even as they age; are pretty much unheard of.
Except for those actors whose Emotional Type is the story of their careers
That’s why they can’t stop working.
The way you look will change each year.
But your Emotional Type is a constant that will help you create a sustainable, lucrative and fulfilling career that no AI can duplicate.
