Emmy Award-Winning Director - Mary Lou Belli!!

Louder! Faster! Funnier!!!

Laughter is good medicine and TV has provided the Sit-Com to administer that medicine.

Comedy is like having a ball thrown at you.  You have got to catch it and throw it back – otherwise it hits you in the head, bounces on the floor a few times and the game is over.  You’ve got to be smart enough to know where the jokes are and skilled enough to make them land.

Are you looking for real feedback, notes you can take back and use to improve your craft? This is the workshop! You will work with monologues as well as scene work. Judy gets to the heart of what may be holding you back and lets you know how you can improve. She will challenge you and give you notes to take it to the next level - don't miss her!!

Friday night – Career Workshop

Are you preparing a move to Los Angeles?  Or are you looking to find optimal ways to market yourself in Florida?   If you want the real deal, step-by-step - this is it.  For LA:  She gives handouts on where to live, what to do and how to get connected.  She will let you know what you MUST do before even thinking about moving.   If LA is your goal, or you need to learn stronger marketing techniques for Florida - THIS SEMINAR is for YOU.   Knowledge is POWER.

· Scott’s Eight Characters of Comedy
· How to break down a Sitcom/Dramedy script
· How to identify and deliver a joke
· How to find your “Comedic Note”

“Dying’s easy. Comedy is hard.” Old adage, but so true. The most common misconception about acting in TV Comedies is that it should be played broad, slap-sticky or over the top. On the contrary, there is a specific craft to Sitcom Acting. And the truth is, it may be more challenging that dramatic acting.

Scott Sedita’s Guide To Making It In Hollywood lays out everything an actor needs to know to launch a career in the entertainment capital of the world!

Tapping into his 25 years of experience in the business, renowned Acting Coach, Author and TV personality Scott Sedita breaks down the Three Steps to Success -- Talent, Confidence, Perseverance -- and shows how these elements work together to build a successful acting career.

Emmy Award-Winning Director Mary Lou Belli

This is a fantastic chance to practice your sitcom rhythm and timing in the context of a scene on camera.

You rehearse it, shoot it, and have an Emmy award winning director edit it live as you work! See playback and get critiqued.  Apply what you learn in the first scene to the next scenes you do.  Participants work multiple times.

3 Cameras... The Sit-Com Master Class -  Louder! Faster! Funnier!