Advanced Level
Catherine Gaffigan | catherineg@verizon.net







       
At the Advanced Level you learn:
  • Acting for the Camera -
    On-camera skills: when art meets
    technology
  • Advanced character work
  • Commercial copy
  • Monologues - Your personal showcase

Lunie Jules as Roxie
and Robyn Gabrielle Lee as Vilma
singing "I Move On" from "Chicago."



  • Musical comedy scenes
  • Dealing with difficult colleagues
  • Reading your Contract
  • Whatever It Takes - Establishing and maintaining a career over the long haul
  • Casting information and Agent referrals

Robyn Gabrielle Lee as Julia
and Farrah Crane as Lillian
in "Julia"
 
In the Acting for the Camera sessions you are prepared to work in front of the camera. All your acting skills are in place and you have the oportunity to integrate the components of technique with the demands placed on you by the camera.

 

Paul Carpinelli as the M.C.
in "Speed-the-Play"

Yvette Quintero. Monologue from
"Miss Margarida's Way."
  Working in these circumstances develops resilience, affords practice in uniting classroom work with performance realities, and helps us identify what you do well and what you still need to work.
 

Martial Romaine
Monologue "Thieves"

Mark Safarian-monologue
"My Hands Are Tied"
 
The goal is to make you job-ready by giving you the opportunity to experience the rigor and demands of being on-camera.
 

PERSONAL INTERVIEW REQUIRED

For more information contact me at catherineg@verizon.net

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