Kids Acting Coach is an in-home training service that enables your child to become a stronger performer, fast! One-on-one coaching has several advantages over classroom instruction, one of which being that your child is guaranteed 100% of the attention - and with 30 minute Skype sessions available, it can also be cheaper!
Click below to see Daniel’s first video lesson, Three Golden Guidelines for Actors!
“Daniel’s enthusiasm and infectious energy paired with his professional experience and industry savvy approach makes him a great teacher.”
Daniel Thrasher on set with movie parents Brian d'Arcy James and Rosemarie DeWitt.
Lights. Camera. Confidence!
How does it work?
Give the gift of confidence with a rare training service that comes to you! Book an acting lesson or coaching session now via phone call, email, or even text message (emojis welcome) and Daniel from Kids Acting Coach will Skype with you anywhere in the world, or drive to your Los Angeles location to work with your child one-on-one to become a stronger, more fearless performer, fast!
What ages do you teach?
Daniel's teaching background is in middle school kids. His youngest private student is 7, his oldest is 20+. He put actors of all ages on tape for casting submissions, and his students are fortunate enough to receive several callbacks.
Daniel introduces student theater projects at Deerfield Academy, a Top 5 Boarding School.
How much does it cost per session?
$120/first hour for individualized intensive with pro camera equipment.
$80/hour for Skype/FaceTime lessons.
$50/half-hour Skype/FaceTime exclusive.
What if I'm not in LA?
Let LA come to you! Daniel has students from across the country who schedule Skype/Facetime appointments with him regularly.
Do you do ongoing lessons?
Absolutely. Lessons are recommended, at least every other week. If your child isn't actively training, and they are planning to audition professionally, they need lessons to compete. First impressions matter.
Daniel Thrasher rehearsing with students at Deerfield Academy.
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