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Sneaky Cat Acting Academy

Sneaky Cat Acting Academy

New on Lessons
Offers online services
24+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
Michael has been teaching children theater/coaching & acting since 2000. As you can imagine, his approach to children’s drama coaching is underpinned by his four decades of experience in theater – writing, acting, stage managing, tech and directing – as well as the fact that he is truly a child at heart and able to intuitively connect to kids with his offbeat humor and endless buckets of energy. He can also relate to young actors: he lived theater as a kid. He got his first lead role in 7th grade, performed 12 different plays in high school, and acted in over 20 productions in college, directing several others. After earning a BFA (Theatre
Joanne Klein Singer/Actor/Teacher

Joanne Klein Singer/Actor/Teacher

4.3(3)
Offers online services
13 hires on Lessons
16+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
Jacquelyn F. says, "Outstanding teacher!" Read more
Expert Coaching For Stage And Screen

Expert Coaching For Stage And Screen

5.0(2)
Offers online services
18+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
Josephine C. says, "I can say with certainty, that Rendon was one of the most impactful teachers I have studied under to date. I have studied both classical theatre and screen acting with him and learned an incredible amount. His care for his students becomes apparent in his attention to detail and ability to select materials that will benefit that student most. I recall my first "breakthrough" I had with a character. Thanks to his teachings in character analysis, I was able to discover more and think deeper about character than I was previously capable of. I was all the more surprised with myself since it was a classical piece and my previous experience was limited. Not only did I grow artistically, but I became much more disciplined in my craft. His care for his students manifests in expectations that assignments will be completed thoroughly and to the best of one's abilities. I remember the day I arrived in class without my scene memorized... I did not leave that class with the grade I had hoped for. Although I was disappointed in the moment, I'm incredibly grateful for that experience since my career goals would have later suffered had he not held me to such a high standard. By the end of our time together, I had grown immensely as an artist and I am confident he will continue to do the same for all his future students." Read more
The Acting Connection

The Acting Connection

New on Lessons
5+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
I have been acting professionally since 1975. I have appeared at ever major theater in Seattle, and in regional theaters across the United States. I have appeared on Broadway in MARY POPPINS and with Brian Dennehy and Christopher Plummer in INHERIT THE WIND. I have acted in film and on TV, with appearances on LAW & ORDER, 30 ROCK and THE FUGITIVE. I have appeared in National spots and voiced hundreds of commercials. I have narrated audiobooks and can be heard in numerous games, including all of the Microsoft HALO games. And I have been a guest instructor in the UW Professional Actor Training Program, the Cornish School of the Arts and t...
Stone Soup Theatre

Stone Soup Theatre

New on Lessons
Serves Edmonds, WA
Founded in 1996, Stone Soup Theatre, located in Seattle, Washington, is a neighborhood-oriented professional theatre. With a cozy 60-seat setting, they offer quality entertainment in one-act plays featuring works from renowned authors. The theatre also places a strong emphasis on youth education, focusing on actor-centered student productions. At Stone Soup, they believe everyone - actor, author, and audience - contributes an essential ingredient to the creation of theatre, resulting in a sum that is always greater than its parts.
Mastroianni Musica

Mastroianni Musica

New on Lessons
Offers online services
4 hires on Lessons
23+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
My clients sing in a healthy way, based on an extensive anatomical foundation. They all make significant technical progress and are known for their expressive interpretive skills. They improve in terms of personal growth and development and are successful in choirs, on stage, and in other groups, as soloists and in leading roles, as educators and conductors, on tour and in the recording studio, when applying for entrance to university and conservatory training programs, in gaining acceptance to summer programs, in winning competitions, and in obtaining scholarship funding. I love to help people release tension in their voices and make the ...
Voice Lessons With Natalie Ingrisano, Soprano

Voice Lessons With Natalie Ingrisano, Soprano

5.0(3)
Offers online services
14+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
A H. says, "Natalie was a great voice teacher for our daughter. She provided a solid educational foundation while instilling a love of music! She also served as my daughter's youth choir director at church and was terrific in that role as well." Read more
Alina's Voice Studio

Alina's Voice Studio

5.0Exceptional(17)
Offers online services
3 hires on Lessons
7+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
Kamalia B. says, "I did a heavy amount of research on who I wanted as a voice coach and among the interviews I conducted, I was lucky enough to have met Alina. She is a multi-talented individual who adjusts to the comfort level of the student while also effectively nudging them to improve. I have grown more comfortable in using both my regular and singing voice since starting her class in the fall of 2021 and I have enjoyed all of our sessions together. She is devoted in ensuring that the student enjoys the class and that the virtual environment is safe and inviting and allows for her students, like myself, to get out of our comforts by doing periodic virtual recitals. I was so encouraged to see the variety of ages and skillsets she serves which further outlines her dedication to her musical craft and sharing her gifts with others. My most notable improvement from being her student is when I ask her if she could teach me how to read the music notes so I can follow through matching tones, keys and rhythms. Just after a year and a half, I can confidently can catch myself going off key or when I read a note incorrectly. I started off as just wanting to improve my singing voice for fun and ending getting a lot more out of the process with Alina as my instructor. I highly recommend!" Read more
CK Films

CK Films

New on Lessons
2+ years in business
Serves Edmonds, WA
As an actor and a filmmaker my job consists of many different things outside of being in front of or behind the camera. As an actor: Find new clients who are producing videos and network with them. Create relationships and nurture with other filmmakers and producers. Given tight deadlines, I am to study and memorize new information and perform it convincingly as my own. Create and build rapport while on set and working directly with the clients. As a voice actor and audio book narrator, my job is to cold call and reach out to authors and or publishers to sell my services. Other voice work comes through similar channels as film and tel

Your Acting Classes questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.

How much do acting classes cost?

Acting classes cost $25 to $65 per hour on average for group classes or $50 to $150+ per hour to hire a private acting coach. Prices vary depending on where you live and the instructor's experience and reputation. Acting studios that offer ongoing weekly classes typically charge $150 to $350 per month.

Acting courses and workshops can cost as little as $200 to as much as $2,800+, depending on the content, number of sessions, and the instructor's demand. Some acting workshops are short, 1- or 2-day intensive classes focusing on one aspect of the industry, while other programs last 4 to 8 weeks and cover several topics, methods, and techniques.

Most studios offer a free trial class so you can get a feel for the teaching style and decide if it's right for you.

Are online acting classes worth it?

Online acting classes are worth it if you want to pursue acting and are unable to attend acting classes in person. With online video calling platforms like Zoom and Skype, you can now study acting with the best in the industry from the comfort of your own home! Many reputable acting coaches—including those right here on Lessons—now offer online acting classes and teach the same methods and techniques that they teach in the studio. 

Do you need acting classes to become an actor?

You technically don't need acting classes to become an actor. However, acting classes can help you gain confidence, learn new methods and techniques, analyze scenes and scripts, and build new industry connections and relationships. Acting classes can also teach you about the business side of acting, which is as important as acting itself.

How long do acting classes take?

Acting class length varies depending on the studio and the type of class. Some studios have 2-hour classes, while others have classes lasting 3 to 5 hours. Depending on the location, acting classes may be offered in several formats, such as ongoing weekly classes, weekend intensive workshops, and training programs that can run anywhere from 2 to 8+ weeks.

What skills do you need to be an actor?

While the necessary skillset varies depending on the type of acting you pursue (think Broadway theater vs. TV commercials vs. film), all actors need a broad range of skills to portray the expressions and emotions of a character so effectively that they temporarily transport the audience to a world where the actor is indeed that character. This often involves:

  • Memorizing lines and stage cues
  • Analyzing scripts and scenes
  • Developing a character's emotions and physical expressions
  • Working with other actors, directors, and production crews
  • Adapting to unexpected changes and situations
  • Speaking clearly and adjusting one's voice to align with the character
  • Learning and developing different acting methods and techniques
  • Being comfortable in front of an audience or camera

Reviews for Edmonds acting classes

Recent success stories from people in the Edmonds area.
Kamree A.
First and foremost shes brilliant. Shes energetic, observant, receptive, flexible, attentive, animated, modestly eclectic, very approachable, very knowledge and I personally recommend her 12 times out of 10. She has taught me techniques, and new ways to expand my vocal range, how to "tell the story" of songs, how to make a song my own and articulation is key. I can go on and on of what shes taught me but I'm a better vocalist and performer than I ever have been in my life and I cant thank her enough for it. If you're reading this just give her a call you'll love her trust me😊
Joanne Klein Singer/Actor/Teacher
Jerome R.
Studying under Rendon was such a fulfilling, inspiring, and motivating experience. He makes every single class an extensive and rich learning opportunity for growth. One of the important things I love about coaching with him, is how he held himself and his expectations for the classroom; Setting a precedent of excellence, diligence, and focus from start to finish. I admired his dedication and commitment to every individual student, believing in their abilities, and pushing them beyond what they thought capable. I valued his approach to teaching stage and screen acting, crafting various and effective exercises to challenge students, dissecting and analyzing scripts and screenplays, and encouraging students to explore and “play” as they work.
Expert Coaching For Stage and Screen
Margie S.
Well, of course, it helped that we are both sopranos! That said, she was good at paying attention to both my potential and my limits as a singer. She did an excellent job of teaching me to breathe properly which is far more necessary for a singer than I had ever imagined. So is posture. The more voice lessons I had with her, the more relaxed and confident I grew. And I had a lot of fun just being near her and listening to her sing something before I attempted to sing the same thing she had just sung. In her presence there was a beautiful balance between the hard work of singing and the joy and fun that singing brings to our souls and bodies.
Voice Lessons with Natalie Ingrisano, soprano
Mason W.
During a time when I wanted to take advantage of the opportunities provided by long-distance online lessons, I was very lucky to find Alina. She conducts virtual classes smoothly and effectively, and she's incredibly lively, warm, and encouraging as she works with you on your chosen vocal goals. I've been singing for a while now, and she's helped me unlock exciting new sounds and styles in my voice, all while sharing healthy and helpful techniques for some of my problem spots. I know I'll keep her vocal wisdom handy for a long time to come!
Alina's Voice Studio
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