Emotional Type Technique Introductory classes

Sale Price: $199.00 Original Price: $230.00

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

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