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· Start with free online (Zoom) interview to answer any questions and setup a personalized training program

· Select the various types of classes you would like to take

· When an actor performs a monologue it is filmed and put on line for their private review.

· Written evaluation of progress sent every month

· Very flexible program

· Scene study with another actor can also be arranged

ABOUT THE COACH

Mr. O’Harris has been an acting coach for more that 40 years.  He founded numerous small theaters and theatrical companies including the Gateway Theater, Open Door Theater in Hollywood, the  American Performance Alliance, and the Nickel City Players.  He is the executive producer of Haven Hollow Films that wrapped their last film “House On Park Corner” in January 2020 and now is in production for the new feature film “Simon Says.”

Coach O’Harris also founded a Las Vegas filmmaker collective to help new actors and filmmakers get started in the industry.  This collective  is working on many projects with his help and financial support.

Mr. O’Harris studied with David Herman of the London Academy of Dramatic Arts, Lee Strasberg of the Strasberg Institute, and Estelle Harmon who was the head of talent for Universal Studios.  Mr. O’Harris has trained actors such as Sonny Shroyer, who played Enos in the original “Dukes of Hazard,” and Keith MacKechnie, an actor and producer known for Moonlight in Vermont (2017), Family for Christmas (2015), and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989). 

I offer various programs than can be used when ever you wish.

Single class:   $15.00 

Group of 5 classes:  12:00 per class

Group of 10 classes: $10.00 per class (Includes free headshot session)

Membership programs are also available

I have been teaching for more than 40 years.  I am one of the few coaches you will ever meet that actually trained to be a coach and not just act. 

I have worked with all ages and experience levels.

I was one of the founders of the American Performance Alliance.

Take the time to see if the coaching style will work for you.  Many actors make the mistake believing that the coach will make them a great actor, make sure you understand that most success in any field comes from using and being committted to what you learn.  If you have a time table to become succesful it means you are not serious about acting.  It could hapen quickly but like any success it is only a stable career if you truly know what you are doing.

1.  What are your acting goals.

2.  Do you have the time to become an actor.

3.  Do  you have the commitment to learn, audition, and train

4.  If you just want to do this as a hobby make sure to tell thecoach