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Where To Work

Clark will work with students at their home or at a rental acting studio. Students are responsible for the cost of the rental space, if needed.

Here are some studios in Midtown Manhattan where space can be reserved:

Studios 353
353 West 48 Street, 2nd floor
212.757.2539
$15+ all times, 15x16, 11x16
www.studios353.com

Center Stage, NY
48 West 21st St, 4th floor
212.929.2228      
$15/hr  (price goes up after 6pm)
www.centerstageny.com

Ripley-Grier Studios
520 Eighth Ave at 36th Street, 16th floor
or 131 West 72nd Street
212.799.5433
Actor hub, rooms: $15 and $16
www.newyorkspaces.com

Shetler Studios
244 West 54 St, 12th floor
212.246.6655
Offers 50% off “same day of booking” rate
www.shetlerstudios.com

Simple Studios
134 West 29th Street, 2nd floor
212.273.9696
Day rates $15 (walk-in $10), Fridays $10
www.simplestudiosnyc.com

Champion Studios 
257 West 39th Street, 14th Floor
212.307.7707 
M-F $10 rooms available before 5pm 
www.championsstudios.moonfruit.com
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Coaching

Clark Jackson offers in-person and Skype-based training sessions for artistic and corporate groups or individuals in the following areas:

-Professional Audition Preparation: choosing appropriate material based on individual actor’s age and strengths; gaining command of classical and contemporary monologues as well as cold readings


-Undergraduate/MFA Audition Preparation: displaying a range of skills through both classical and contemporary monologue training; exhibiting poise in the audition; selecting monologues that display each actor’s unique skills and castability

-Scene Study for Stage, TV, and Film: emphasizing a balance of text analysis, actions/objectives, psychophysical characterization, vocal presence; developing instinct to make highly personal and spontaneous choices; meeting the demands of acting for the camera

-Voice & Movement: learning how to command physical and vocal instruments for maximum range, spontaneity, and impact; body language awareness for auditions

-Characterization: making who/what/where/when of the character real and specific rather than abstract and general; learning to employ opposites through experiencing contradictory feelings at the same time to create levels and mystery

-Corporate Training & Team Building: increasing communication skills for pitches and presentations; learning how to build an ensemble; fostering creativity in the workplace; improvisation

To arrange an initial coaching consultation, email clark@clarkjacksononline.com


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