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	Intro to Voice Over with Aaron Campbell	5:30-6:30 p.m. (PST)	40		Intro to Voice Over with Aaron Campbell January 13/January 20/ January 27 (3 Classes) 5:30-6:30 p.m. (PST) (If in the Dallas area: 7:30-8:30 p.m. CST) In this new age when working from home has become the norm, artists have had to stretch their skills in new and exciting ways. Join Aaron as he shows you the ropes on what it takes to be a voice over actor. This class will teach you: What is Voice Over? The types and differences. How is it different from other performance mediums? Voice Over and Mic Performance Techniques Getting Started in Voice Over Work along with the Tools and Skills needed Pay-What-You-Can Pricing: Due to the unprecedented challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, Staged! is offering this class at a Pay-What-You-Will basis. Suggested donation is $75 for the 3 class session. About the Instructor: Aaron Campbell is an American voice over artist and actor from Springfield, Missouri, currently based in Dallas, Texas. Aaron has experience with stage, feature and short films, including international commercials, and local television. Apart from all that, Aaron has a variety of skills and hobbies. Aaron enjoys Riding the unicycle, playing the trumpet, scuba diving, and puppetry.After graduating from Drury University with a Bachelors Degree in Theatre and Multimedia Production and Journalism, Aaron became a TV Broadcast reporter and anchor in Springfied. But after a few years in the field, Aaron decided it was time to get back to his passion; creating full, rich characters and telling amazing stories for audiences all over the world. To do that, he obtained his M.F.A in Acting at Southern Methodist University and now consistently works in Anime especially at Funimation. https://aaroncampbellvo.com/ Instructions: Before each class, students will be sent an email with a link to login and any class-specific instructions. Generally, students are encouraged to have a pencil and paper ready for notes. Come in ready with spongers in your brain. It’s gonna be a lot of info! Students are checked-in by name via the class roster, so no additional ticket or receipt is required! Refunds and Exchange Policy Staged! does not offer refunds for purchased classes. Exchanges can be made on a case-by-case basis. If Staged! cancels a class, the class will either be rescheduled or refunded.
	Monologue Monday with Paul Angelo	6:00-7:00 p.m. (PST)	25		Monologue Monday with Paul Angelo January 18/ January 25/ February 1/ February 8 (4 Classes) 6:00-7:00 p.m. (PST) Interested in playwriting but don’t know where to start? In this beginning class, you will start by writing a monologue that will then be performed by a peer in the class. So bring a friend and join Paul for one or all the classes as we create original monologues specifically intended to be performed via online. Class Schedule: Monday, January 18:“What to write about?” This session will focus on the connecting to the unique points of view we each possess about the world around us and how any of it can be material for a monologue, if you choose. Monday, January 25 “What’s my medium?” This session will focus on writing material that fits your storytelling mechanism. If the stories we are telling in this moment aren’t taking advantage of the platform then they’re fighting it. Monday, February 1 ‘Share a Monologue” You will have an original piece to share at this stage…but your monologue will be cold read by a classmate. Monday, February 8 “Final Performance” After a week of text work and practice you’ll perform a monologue that will be recorded and edited into a video for internet presentation. Pay-What-You-Will Pricing: Due to the unprecedented challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, Staged! is offering this class at a Pay-What-You-Will basis. Suggested donation is $100 for the 4 class session. Please connect with Staged! for code for discounted classes. About the Instructor: Paul Angelo is the Artistic Director of Staged! Directing credits for Staged! include Les Miserable, Big River, Parade and 13 the musical. Other Portland directing credits include The Homecoming and Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom for Defunkt Theatre and Equivocation and Hamlet for Post5 theatre. Paul holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from the State University of New York (SUNY) Fredonia and an MFA in performance from the Alabama Shakespeare Festival/University of Alabama. Instructions Before each class, students will be sent an email with a link to login and any class-specific instructions. Generally, students are encouraged to have a pencil and paper ready for notes. Students are checked-in by name via the class roster, so no additional ticket or receipt is required! Refunds and Exchange Policy Staged! does not offer refunds for purchased classes. Exchanges can be made on a case-by-case basis. If Staged! cancels a class, the class will either be rescheduled or refunded.