Upcoming workshops & classes
Self Tape Workshop
On Saturday, June 3, from 1 to 5 pm, I am conducting a Self Tape Workshop, at Grain Belt Bottling House Studios in NE Mpls. In it we will cover self taping basics, remote auditions, and on-camera audition techniques, for both on-camera and stage auditions.
In the later part of the workshop each actor will have the option of either doing some prepared material on-camera and receive feedback, or sharing a pre-recorded self tape for feedback on their work and self tape setup.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
Please note, there is limited seating. If you’re interested, please contact me via this form. By reserving a seat you are committing to the entire workshop.
WHEN: Saturday, June 3, 1 to 5 pm
WHERE: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios, NE Mpls
COST: $150
Limited seating. Apply now.
“As an actor today, there is a lot of pressure to produce an amazing self tape that will (hopefully) book you the job. I’m so grateful I found Casey Lewis.” Katey Kraemer, Actor
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $75, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Self Tape Workshop, or class of choice. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Self Tape Workshop, or class of choice.
In the later part of the workshop each actor will have the option of either doing some prepared material on-camera and receive feedback, or sharing a pre-recorded self tape for feedback on their work and self tape setup.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
Please note, there is limited seating. If you’re interested, please contact me via this form. By reserving a seat you are committing to the entire workshop.
WHEN: Saturday, June 3, 1 to 5 pm
WHERE: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios, NE Mpls
COST: $150
Limited seating. Apply now.
“As an actor today, there is a lot of pressure to produce an amazing self tape that will (hopefully) book you the job. I’m so grateful I found Casey Lewis.” Katey Kraemer, Actor
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $75, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Self Tape Workshop, or class of choice. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Self Tape Workshop, or class of choice.
Ongoing Scene Study Class - June/July 2023
Actors like athletes need to workout to stay in shape. Continuing to challenge yourself with character study, scene work and exercises are powerful ways for actors to continue their growth.
Whether you are pursuing stage or on-camera work, if you are interested in a reliable technique, one that will help you connect more deeply with your work, I hope you’ll join my upcoming Ongoing Scene Study Class.
Our focus is on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
If you would like to join the class or have any questions, you can contact me via this form. I’m happy to talk about my approach.
When: Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm; June 10, 17, 24, July 8, 15, and 22.
Please note that is a seven week period. We will not be meeting the weekend of July 1.
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
“I love how this class helps me figure what I actually and literally know about the characters I am studying. I am learning how to nurture pieces of myself that will ultimately help to create more authentic interpretations of the people I play.” Beth Desotelle, Actor
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $100, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Ongoing Scene Study Class, or workshop of choice. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Ongoing Scene Study Class, or workshop of choice.
Whether you are pursuing stage or on-camera work, if you are interested in a reliable technique, one that will help you connect more deeply with your work, I hope you’ll join my upcoming Ongoing Scene Study Class.
Our focus is on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
If you would like to join the class or have any questions, you can contact me via this form. I’m happy to talk about my approach.
When: Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm; June 10, 17, 24, July 8, 15, and 22.
Please note that is a seven week period. We will not be meeting the weekend of July 1.
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
“I love how this class helps me figure what I actually and literally know about the characters I am studying. I am learning how to nurture pieces of myself that will ultimately help to create more authentic interpretations of the people I play.” Beth Desotelle, Actor
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $100, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Ongoing Scene Study Class, or workshop of choice. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Ongoing Scene Study Class, or workshop of choice.
Previous workshops
Actor Typing Workshop - DULUTH
On Saturday, May 20, from 1:30 to 4:30 pm, I am conducting an Actor Typing Workshop, in Duluth. In it we will cover the importance of knowing your playable types, and how to translate that information to effective headshots, to increase your chances of being seen for roles you’re right for.
The biggest benefit of the workshop, and what we’ll spend the majority of our time on, is focusing on each actor individually to help define for them their playable types. That is, how they are perceived by those around them.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
The biggest benefit of the workshop, and what we’ll spend the majority of our time on, is focusing on each actor individually to help define for them their playable types. That is, how they are perceived by those around them.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
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WHEN: Saturday, May 20, 1:30 to 4:30 pm
WHERE: Duluth Creative Co. COST: $100 Limited seating. Apply now. ***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $50, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Actor Typing Workshop. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Actor Typing Workshop. “He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College |
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“In his Actor Typing Workshop he walks through the importance of understanding your type, as well as how to use that information to build better headshots and curate meaningful audition opportunities. …
“I now have much clearer guideposts to use in an upcoming headshot session, and, maybe more importantly, specific attributes to look for in characters as part of my ongoing work & practice.” Steve Mallers, Actor
“I now have much clearer guideposts to use in an upcoming headshot session, and, maybe more importantly, specific attributes to look for in characters as part of my ongoing work & practice.” Steve Mallers, Actor
Actor Typing Workshop
On Saturday, May 6, from 1 to 4 pm, I am conducting an Actor Typing Workshop, at Grain Belt Bottling House Studios in NE Mpls. In it we will cover the importance of understanding your playable types, and how to translate that information to effective headshots, to increase your chances of being seen for roles you’re right for.
The biggest benefit of the workshop, and what we’ll spend the majority of our time on, is focusing on each actor individually to help define for them their playable types. That is, how they are perceived by those around them.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
The biggest benefit of the workshop, and what we’ll spend the majority of our time on, is focusing on each actor individually to help define for them their playable types. That is, how they are perceived by those around them.
Actors will walk away with actionable, valuable, individualized information they can use to take their acting pursuits to the next level.
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WHEN: Saturday, May 6, 1 to 4 pm
WHERE: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios, NE Mpls COST: $100 Limited seating. Apply now. ***To secure their seat actors must pay in full. Cancellations more than 7 days before the workshop will result in a refund of $50, or the full amount may be applied towards the next Actor Typing Workshop. Cancellations within 7 days of the workshop will not be refunded, but can be applied to the next Actor Typing Workshop. “He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College |
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"I highly recommend Casey if you are in need of a skilled professional who can impart to others important lessons about the business and craft of acting." Zachary Bortot, Assistant Professor of Theatre - Biola University
2023 Scene Study Class - March/April
Actors like athletes need to workout to stay in shape. Continuing to challenge yourself with character study, scene work and exercises are powerful ways for actors to continue their growth.
Whether you are pursuing stage or on-camera work, if you are interested in a reliable technique, one that will help you connect more deeply with your work, I hope you’ll join my upcoming Scene Study Class.
Our focus is on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
When: Tuesdays for 6 weeks, beginning March 7, through Tuesday, April 11, 2023, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
Whether you are pursuing stage or on-camera work, if you are interested in a reliable technique, one that will help you connect more deeply with your work, I hope you’ll join my upcoming Scene Study Class.
Our focus is on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
When: Tuesdays for 6 weeks, beginning March 7, through Tuesday, April 11, 2023, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
2023 Winter Scene Study Class
If you’re looking for reliable tools to genuinely connect to your acting work, whether it’s on stage or on-camera, for an audition or a job you’ve booked, I invite you to join my upcoming class.
Our focus will be on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
When: Mondays for 6 weeks, beginning January 9, through February 13, 2023, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
Our focus will be on scenes and exercises. Actors are also welcome to work on monologues.
“Casey Lewis is the most insightful coach I've encountered.”
“Casey really took my talent to unprecedented levels.” Simon Anthony Abou-Fadel, Actor
“He has the heart of a teacher and the desire to make a difference in the lives of those with whom he is interacting.” Sean Byrd, Instructor, Department of Theatre - Normandale Community College
When: Mondays for 6 weeks, beginning January 9, through February 13, 2023, 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Where: Grain Belt Bottling House Studios
Cost: $200
Connecting to Characters Through Monologues
Why do theaters ask actors to do monologues? Where do I look when I perform my monologue? Can I do a monologue written for someone different than me?
This acting class for teen and adult students of varying experience levels focuses on monologue work. We will cover industry expectations when doing monologues, different approaches to finding and selecting them, and acting tools students can use to connect with their chosen pieces to deliver unique and genuine work in class, auditions and performances.
Though the title and description refer to monologues, please know that this is an acting class with the intention of providing an approach to acting, whether on-camera or on stage, with reliable tools to help actors connect more deeply with their characters, while using monologues as material.
It is recommended that students come to the first class with a 1 to 2 minute monologue from a play or film with which they have a connection. It does not need to be memorized on the first day but students should be very familiar with them by then.
When: Mondays, October 31-November 28, 2022, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
This acting class for teen and adult students of varying experience levels focuses on monologue work. We will cover industry expectations when doing monologues, different approaches to finding and selecting them, and acting tools students can use to connect with their chosen pieces to deliver unique and genuine work in class, auditions and performances.
Though the title and description refer to monologues, please know that this is an acting class with the intention of providing an approach to acting, whether on-camera or on stage, with reliable tools to help actors connect more deeply with their characters, while using monologues as material.
It is recommended that students come to the first class with a 1 to 2 minute monologue from a play or film with which they have a connection. It does not need to be memorized on the first day but students should be very familiar with them by then.
When: Mondays, October 31-November 28, 2022, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
Upping Your Game – Actor Tools Needed for a More Competitive Market
Hosted by SAG-AFTRA Twin Cities Local
Hosted by SAG-AFTRA Twin Cities Local
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Now that Minnesota has a Film Production Tax Credit the state will begin to see larger productions return, which can increase opportunities for actors. Outside productions will increase professional expectations for actors. Find out how to be ready.
The first installment of Upping Your Game begins with what every actor needs to know, whether you’re just starting out or well into your career; your marketable “types” – how you are perceived when you walk through the casting room door. From there we discuss the tools actors use to market themselves; headshots (what to strive for and what to avoid), actor demos (the different types of demos and industry expectations), websites and business cards. We finish the session with auditioning, and how to be a better auditioner. Whether you are an actor working in a small or medium sized market, or preparing to relocate to a larger, more competitive market, the content we cover will be eye-opening and empowering. |
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When: Friday, October 1, 2021, 10 am to 12 pm
Where: Catalyst Content Festival, Zeitgeist Teatro
Where: Catalyst Content Festival, Zeitgeist Teatro
Upping Your Game – Self-Tape Essentials, Virtual Auditions and On-Camera Audition Skills
Hosted by SAG-AFTRA Twin Cities Local
Hosted by SAG-AFTRA Twin Cities Local
The pandemic has changed how our industry works on many levels, and with increased production ahead- due to Minnesota’s new Film Production Tax Credit- actors need to be prepared. Now more than ever, it’s vital that actors are capable of submitting a self-taped audition. What must your setup have? What’s your eye-line? How do virtual auditions work? Let’s get you ready!
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Actors will also be introduced to on-camera audition techniques they can apply to their self-tapes and on-camera auditions in casting offices. Finally, actors will walk away with the basics of auditioning via video conference and how to apply their self-tape skills and set-ups to virtual auditions.
When: Saturday, October 2, 2021, 10 am to 12 pm
Where: Catalyst Content Festival, Zeitgeist Teatro
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Actors will also be introduced to on-camera audition techniques they can apply to their self-tapes and on-camera auditions in casting offices. Finally, actors will walk away with the basics of auditioning via video conference and how to apply their self-tape skills and set-ups to virtual auditions.
When: Saturday, October 2, 2021, 10 am to 12 pm
Where: Catalyst Content Festival, Zeitgeist Teatro
Raising the Bar: Film Industry Professionalism – Expectations from Agents, Casting Directors, Actors, and Filmmakers
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This Panel Discussion offers guidelines regarding professional communication, expectations, and conduct. Filmmakers and actors alike will learn film industry standards on topics ranging from agent interactions to auditions, to on-set etiquette. Panelists provide insight into professional expectancies and provide answers on how to develop and maintain a stellar professional reputation, no matter which side of the camera you are on!
PANELISTS Alison Guessou – Filmmaker – President, MN Women in Film and Television Casey E. Lewis – Actor-Educator Paul Weber – LA Casting Director Miss Shannon Paul – Moderator When: July 10, 2021, 9:30am – 10:30am Where: Twin Cities Actor Expo Cost: Admission to the workshop is free, however a ticket to the Expo must be purchase to gain entry. |
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On Your Mark: An Evening of Self-Tape Essentials and On-Camera Audition Skills
It is vital that actors know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work, and sometimes on stage. Because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Actors will also be introduced to on-camera audition techniques they can apply to their self-tapes and when auditioning at casting offices.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
When: Monday, October 21, 7 - 9:30 pm
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
Cost: $125
Capacity: 20
Who is this for? Actors who are being considered for on-camera work. Actors new to self-taping. Actors who are self-taping and want to up their game. Parents of child actors competing in other regional markets and nationally. Stage actors looking to compete in other markets.
It is vital that actors know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work, and sometimes on stage. Because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Actors will also be introduced to on-camera audition techniques they can apply to their self-tapes and when auditioning at casting offices.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
When: Monday, October 21, 7 - 9:30 pm
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
Cost: $125
Capacity: 20
Who is this for? Actors who are being considered for on-camera work. Actors new to self-taping. Actors who are self-taping and want to up their game. Parents of child actors competing in other regional markets and nationally. Stage actors looking to compete in other markets.
Self-Taping: An Essential Tool for Actors
A Twin Cities Actor Expo 2019 Professional Workshop
It is vital that actors know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work, and sometimes theatre. Because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Key needs will be addressed during the presentation, while equipment examples and placement are covered in a brief walk through of a set-up, with time remaining for questions.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
A Twin Cities Actor Expo 2019 Professional Workshop
It is vital that actors know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work, and sometimes theatre. Because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this workshop actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Key needs will be addressed during the presentation, while equipment examples and placement are covered in a brief walk through of a set-up, with time remaining for questions.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
When: Saturday, March 30, 9 to 10 am
Where: Twin Cities Actor Expo, Hopkins Center for the Arts
Cost: Admission to the workshop is free, however a ticket to the Expo must be purchase to gain entry. Details and pricing are located here as information is made available.
Where: Twin Cities Actor Expo, Hopkins Center for the Arts
Cost: Admission to the workshop is free, however a ticket to the Expo must be purchase to gain entry. Details and pricing are located here as information is made available.
The Actor as a Business – Understanding the Business Side of Acting to Enhance Your Artistic Pursuits
Pursuing a career as an actor is filled with many challenges. Following your passion with an understanding that as an actor you are both artist and business owner, will better prepare you for the experiences you are likely to encounter in a highly competitive industry. Participants in this workshop will gain a clear understanding of their marketable “types”; how to create an effective headshot (what to strive for and what to avoid); the various types of auditions and possible pitfalls; the principles of self-taping; proven strategies for self-marketing; and many other crucial career management topics. Whether an actor is working in a small or medium sized market, or preparing to relocate to a larger, more competitive market, the content and discussions shared will be eye-opening and empowering.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
Pursuing a career as an actor is filled with many challenges. Following your passion with an understanding that as an actor you are both artist and business owner, will better prepare you for the experiences you are likely to encounter in a highly competitive industry. Participants in this workshop will gain a clear understanding of their marketable “types”; how to create an effective headshot (what to strive for and what to avoid); the various types of auditions and possible pitfalls; the principles of self-taping; proven strategies for self-marketing; and many other crucial career management topics. Whether an actor is working in a small or medium sized market, or preparing to relocate to a larger, more competitive market, the content and discussions shared will be eye-opening and empowering.
This workshop is intended for actors of all ages. Actors under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a parent.
When: Monday, November 12, 6:30 to 10 pm
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
Cost: $115
Capacity: 20
Where: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Classroom
Cost: $115
Capacity: 20
Self-Taping: An Essential Tool for the On-Camera Actor
An Educational Forum at Twin Cities Film Fest
It is vital that actors pursuing on-camera work know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work. And, because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this Educational Forum actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Key needs will be addressed during the presentation, while equipment examples and placement are covered in a brief walk through of a set-up, with time remaining for questions.
When: Saturday, October 20, 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Where: AC Hotel Minneapolis West End at 5075 Wayzata Blvd
FREE ADMISSION
An Educational Forum at Twin Cities Film Fest
It is vital that actors pursuing on-camera work know how to submit a self-taped audition. With the accessibility of equipment, user friendly technology and the fast pace of the industry actors are frequently asked to submit a recording of their initial audition, and callback too sometimes, to be considered for film and TV work. And, because technology makes the world a lot smaller, self-tapes are especially useful when an actor is in a different location than those making the creative decisions.
As prevalent as the practice is, self-tape equipment and set-up options vary, and are determined by the actor’s budget and what they already have available. There is no one way to do it. But there are better ways.
In this Educational Forum actors will gain an understanding of the basics of a self-tape set-up, along with best practices to follow when submitting themselves for projects. Key needs will be addressed during the presentation, while equipment examples and placement are covered in a brief walk through of a set-up, with time remaining for questions.
When: Saturday, October 20, 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Where: AC Hotel Minneapolis West End at 5075 Wayzata Blvd
FREE ADMISSION
