Mentorship
Teaching youth in any kind of creative class can be the most rewarding job you will ever have. If taught in a supportive and nurturing way, art is transformative and can change lives by providing a place for a child to feel confident, creative, resourceful and without the paralyzing fear of failure or judgment. I had phenomenal mentors as a young art educator, and now I'd like to pay it forward and do the same for developing directors instructors and teachers.
Teaching Youth
Words from a developing teaching artist about her experience with mentorship:
“I am an up-and-coming acting coach and musical theatre educator in San Antonio, Texas. While spending some one-on-one time with Elena, I gained a significant amount of knowledge to aid in my own lesson plans and future advancement as a teacher and actor. She is a great mentor and I am very excited to continue to learn from her amazing and hard earned experience. “
Arianna Gonzalez, San Antonio, TX
Arianna Gonzalez
Free mentor sessions to help
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Learn unique and fun acting exercises for class
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Get help with licensing shows and creating a budget
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Explore ways to connect with students that support a safe environment that establishes trust
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Expand on the concept of exploring freedom of individuality
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Acting techniques that focus on simple methods that unlock creativity.
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Learn how to build a Literature Program for young audiences
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Get ideas for workshops
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Learn about starting a non-profit organization and collaborating with community
Let's Connect!
I would love to meet you and and help you learn more about how to be a dynamic, supportive teacher in any form of the arts including acting for theatre/film, musical theatre/dance, studio art or with your own personal development on the arts administration side of things.
Sessions are via Google Meet (virtual) and are complimentary.
TIMES AVAILABLE:
1 hour intervals between 10am-2pm
Monday, Tuesday or Thursdays
I am very flexible so just let me know what is best for you.