Secrets to Audition Success

Wish you had the secret to a successful audition?

Want to stand out from your competition for that "dream role?"

Get Away With Murder, Inc., America's longest running comedy murder mystery company, is offering a series of classes on Audition Techniques and Script Analysis.

Sit down with writer, producer, director, actor, and company owner Mark Seven - who will be leading these seminars. Mark has over 60 years stage experience working with professional companies across the country and has gained a dependable reputation that occasionally grants him the benefit of being offered roles without an audition at all. Mark's longevity and success has motivated him to develop practical, real-life guideposts toward an organized and functional approach to the audition process that can be applied throughout your acting life. These guideposts provide a linear path from the actor's previous training, along with a common-sense way to apply it, to the everyday practical task of getting a job - or at the very least, landing that 'dream role.'

Classes will be held at the Get Away With Murder, Inc. offices at 1653 Merriman Road, suite 100-C, Akron, OH 44313. Each class is 2 hours from 10am - 12pm on two back-to-back Saturday mornings starting in June through September.

Week one will cover breaking down the process step by step, while week two will include follow-up application from the previous week using real audition material. Each successive month's topics will build upon the previous discussions. (Please note that the month's second week will be unavailable without attending that month's previous session.)

Price: $100 per month for TWO 2-hour sessions

Seating is limited to 10 actors per session, allowing for in-depth one-on-one workshops.

Dates: 

June 13 & 20 "Practical Aspects"

What Actually happens in the first 60 seconds

BONUS: Deciphering the playwriter's clues for performance

July 11 & 18 "Discovering Emotion"

What are you fighting for?

August 8 & 15 "Fine Tuning Your Monologue"

Humor, opposites, discover, mystery . . . and a whole lot more

September 12 & 19 "Things an Actor Needs to Know"

Style, pace, romance, comedy