Paul’s been a coach/teacher for more than a decade to age groups 7 thru adult, encouraging young actors and singers to allow their humanity and individuality to shine through their work. His students successfully audition in many different genres of performing. He coaches and teaches on-camera, scenes and monologues, song prep, college audition prep, and whatever else the student needs. He works in class and one-on-one formats, live and virtually. Passionate about helping people find their art, he has a studio of regular students who take his classes and/or work with him privately. Feel free to contact him directly here about classes and individual appointments.
He also does weekend workshops online and away from NYC in performing arts’ studios and schools, where he crafts custom training intensives that hit all aspects of performing.
Here’s a list of workshops he offers:
Biz of the Biz (90 min)
A detailed workshop for students and parents to explain how show business works
Includes topics such as:
-How to get the audition
-What do I need for live auditions
-How to have the best audition experience
-How and where to shoot self-tapes
-How to get a manager/agent
-Where to take class/train
-Where to get headshots/music arrangements/accompaniments
-And a Q and A to answer any specific needs
On camera work for self-tapes (1.5-2.5 hrs)
A workshop on how to shoot your auditions for the camera
95 percent of musical theatre, play and TV/Film auditions are self-taped first, so actors have to be skilled at setting up the right equipment/light, and working in front of a camera
Includes:
-Self-tape equipment list
-How to set up the shot based on the content
-Behavioral on camera skills
-How to find yourself in the character
-Included material (scenes, songs, monologues)
Song Interpretation (1.5-2.5 hrs)
A workshop to help singers act effectively while singing
Includes:
-Song analysis
-How to immediately start telling the story
-How to use the accompaniment to find the songs meaning
-How to use the words/music/riffs to add depth
-How to bring your individual version forward
Scene/monologue Workshop (1.5-2.5 hrs)
A workshop to help actors approach and succeed with scenes from different genres
Includes:
-How to act appropriately in different mediums//styles
-How to bring your authentic self to your work
-How to read a script/monologue for the first time (cold reads)
-Included materials
Interviews with Working Actors (1.5-2.5 hrs)
A Q and A with a working actor! I interview them and we leave room for questions from you!
Bundles:
All of these workshops can be customized and bundled for a whole day workshop. They can also be put together for a live intensive at your location.
Feel free to contact Paul here about classes, individual appointments and rates.