Molly B., Irvine, California Teacher | Teaches Private Lessons in 92604

Teaches online

Teaches all skill levels

Age: 4+

Speaks English

Teaching since 2003

Acting

About Molly B.

My love for performing started at age three when I began dancing. In high school I took to theatre and I haven't looked back since. I've lived and worked in New York, Los Angeles, South Korea, Washington and now, Orange County, CA. I have toured with the musical Annie and worked alongside Broadway veterans in Cabaret. I had the opportunity to do various types of voice-over projects while in South Korea as well as work on children's television and teach English through acting to inspired children. I've had the privilege of working with Tony and Grammy Award Winner Martin Charnin, Director's Guild Award Winner Joe Pytka, and numerous other talented people on and off screen. On screen, I've worked on both commercials and films, short and feature length. I'm a working actor affiliated with SAG/AFTRA and AEA. I'm soon set to shoot a T.V. pilot as well as a feature film in Washington. I'm collaborating as writer and actor on an upcoming web series and I also Co-Direct the sketch comedy group, Funny as John Doe. A teacher should be natural, open and fun. This should be fun for teacher and more importantly, you, the student! The best and most common compliment I hear as a teacher, is that my students always want more. They want to keep coming back. I look forward to meeting you.

Instructor details

Subject

Location:

Student's Home

Teaching Hours

Monday

11 AM-5:30 PM

Tuesday

11 AM-5:30 PM

Wednesday

11 AM-1 PM

3:30 PM-5:30 PM

Thursday

9 AM-5 PM

Friday

9 AM-5:30 PM

Times are shown in your local timezone (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)

Pricing

30 minutes

$35

45 minutes

$50

60 minutes

$70

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Experience

Private Acting Coach

Sep, 2003 - Present

Self

Work with young actors ages 7-15 as well as adults in preparation for auditions and roles in theatre, film and commercial.

Dance Teacher

Aug, 2011 - Jul, 2012

Charisma Dance

Responsible for creating class activities, choreographing recital pieces and choosing and editing music for dancers ages 5-15 years.

Program Manager/Instructor

Oct, 2007 - Feb, 2009

Hello Kid Actor

Developed an acting program that enabled elementary-age students to learn the English language through acting. Additionally, adapted plays for beginning English speakers’, then directed and choreographed them. • Single-handedly produced, wrote, choreographed and directed a large scale production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for 60+ actors, including soundtrack recordings, set and costume design

Dance Teacher

Aug, 2006 - Jul, 2007

Center Stage Dance

Responsible for creating class activities, choreographing recital pieces and choosing and editing music for dancers ages 3-18 years. • Created a Summer Theatre program for elementary through high school students which included theatre improvisation, character study, voice, movement and scene study

Dance Teacher

Aug, 2002 - Jul, 2003

Starbust Dance Academy

Managed numerous administrative tasks including invoicing, scheduling, and client communications. Instructed students from 3yrs-Adult in multiple dance disciplines and led them in performances. • Developed and led a community outreach program for aspiring theatre and dance students at three local middle schools • Coached the adult team for a dance competition where they placed 2nd and received “Hottest Mama’s Award”

Education

B.A. Comprehensive Theatre

Sep, 1997 - May, 2002

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Acting

Dec, 2012 - Mar, 2013

The Actor's Workshop

Acting, Improvisation

Jan, 2007 - Sep, 2007

iO West

Acting

Jan, 2005 - Oct, 2005

Weist-Barron, NYC

Awards

Best Supporting Actress

May, 1999

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Best Actress

May, 2002

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Best Supporting Actress

May, 2001

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Affiliations

Actors' Equity Association

Feb, 2003

Actors' Equity Association, founded in 1913, is the labor union that represents more than 49,000 Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society.

Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Artists

Feb, 2007

An American labor union representing over 160,000 film and television principal and background performers, journalists, and radio personalities worldwide.