Sean Patrick Armstrong Relations Entertainment

60 minute performer workout (breathing, improv, scene work, room work, stage presence, method acting, combat, whatever you need...

30 minutes of direction, type casting, what step to take, what classes to take

I email you a cheat sheet of our work together (1 Week)

Hello, my name is Sean. I enjoy studying performance, music and rhetoric because I find them facinating. I can offer you comprehensive advice on your next step towards being a nuanced, competitive performer or writer.

Teaching Credentials:

-I am certified with the NYDOE

-I taught reading comprehension at Hudde Middle School in Brooklyn, New York (References Below, letter of reccommendation, Camba website)

-I come from a family where most of my relatives have pursuied higher education, including my folks who earned PHD's from University of San Diego. Also, my mothers side of the family were raised by a diplomat. I grew up listening to them talk.

My Education:

Rhetoric training from four different Universities, Including

-Sarah Lawrence

-San Francisco State

-City College.

-Completed a Degree in Poltiical Science from University of San Francisco.

Performance education:

-Participated in the Meisner Studio with Jim Jarett in San Franisco.

-Studied theater at Stagedoor Manor, Idylwilld Arts Academy, and Student Theater institute NYC.

I am a classically trained Baritone under the Direction of Mark Shaull of the Main Street Singers. I have sang with the phil harmonic of China.

I have studied Shakepeare, Alexander Technique, breathing technique, mindfulness, mask work, improv, stage combat, modeling, and stage presence.

For a comprehensive list of my CURRENT credentials as a performer, check out my backstage, www.backstage.com/seanpatrickarmstrong

I WILL GIVE YOU A PHYSICAL "CHEAT SHEET" OF YOUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BECOMING A COMPETITITVE PERFORMER

I want to help you. I come from academia and I take education seriously.

I hope this letter finds you well, and I hope that you inqure.

Sean Patrick

It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.

-Aristotle