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*CREATE A UNIQUE IDENTITY FOR YOUR CHILD SO THEY STAND OUT IN AUDITIONS.
*FIND OUT HOW TO GET THE PERFECT HEADSHOT FOR YOUR CHILD THAT WILL MATCH EVERY AUDITION.
*EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILD TO HANDLE COMPETITION, REJECTION AND COMPARISON.
*LEARN HOW TO HANDLE THE ACTING INDUSTRY WITHOUT STRESS, AND THEN TEACH YOUR CHILD HOW TO DO THE SAME.
*TOOLS ON HOW TO TURN YOUR CHILD'S HOBBY INTO A LASTING, FULFILLING CAREER.
YOUR INSTRUCTOR:
Tara Jones
Tara Jones is an Emmy Award winning journalist turned actor. Her deep appreciation and knowledge for the art of television production led her to be a part of countless commercial productions, industrials, network TV shows, and blockbuster films. She has also served as a spokesperson for several Fortune 500 companies and participated in their brand management as a company.
Tara’s knowledge of both being in front of the camera and behind the scenes has benefited her deep understanding of the “big picture” when it comes to the industry as a whole. Her company, Green Sky Productions, has produced numerous commercials and marketing videos, as well as the award winning independent film, “iGirl,” in which Tara was awarded ‘Best Female Filmmaker’ and her daughter, Skylar, was awarded the "Rising Star" award from the New York Independent Film Festival. You can see Tara’s work as an actor on shows such as “MacGyver,” “The Resident,” and movies such as “Need for Speed,” “My Dad’s A Soccer Mom,” and “Almost Christmas.”
Tara has two daughters, both of which are actors. Skylar Morgan Jones has appeared in “Dynasty,” “The Vampire Diaries,” Lifetime’s “Terror in the Woods,” and as the lead in the upcoming movie, “Blood” (Release fall of 2021.) Ariel Jones starred alongside her mother in “The Resident,” and can also be seen in “Your Worst Nightmare,” as well as numerous national commercials, national voiceovers, and a YouTube series with her sister.
Tara loves sharing her knowledge of the industry with those who are just starting out, or simply looking to get ahead. She believes in the power of positivity and preaches that other actors are not competition…the only competition lies within the artist to be the best version of themselves, as a human, and as an actor.
