Acting Versus Modeling Classes

Hi! I'm doing some market research in preparation for my upcoming launch of my coaching services.  The two prospective courses are "Acting For Everyone" and "How To Be A Life Model".  Acting For Everyone is a course designed for anyone who has ever had a desire to learn about the craft, whether it be a seasoned, experienced actor or someone who just has an interest.  The class will look at the variety of acting models throughout history, from Stanslavski to Shurtleff.  Within each focus, we will discuss how the methods were developed, positives versus negative, and jump into scene work and acting activities connected to that teaching.  

"How To Be A Life Model" focuses on what it takes both physically and emotionally to work as a life drawing model and art model. We will discuss the societal stigma attached to nude work including body and sex positivity/negativity, self care involved with the work, how to prepare your body, practice poses for short and long poses, and look into the art models throughout history.  

Courses are one hour a week, four to a month.  "Acting For Everyone" is a three month commitment.  "How To Be A Life Model" is currently a one month commitment.  Cost for courses: $20 per hour class for four classes per month pay in full at $80 and Minimum 4 to a group, 6 Maximum.

Courses can be in person or online.  

As an actor, I was trained in high school and college, receiving a degree in Human Communication and Theatre from Southern Oregon University and have also trained with private tutors.  In 2012, I returned to the theatre and have worked steadily as a professional actor in theatre, film, and other methods.  I have worked as a professional life model for the local universities and art studios since 2014. 

Thank you for taking the time for this survey.  Your answers will greatly benefit my launch.

--Lia