Acting and Audition Coaching - over Zoom

Professional one-on-one COACHING for actors, covering acting skills, business guidance, & prepping auditions - done over Zoom or Skype.

Email me at [email protected] to set up an appointment. Jennifer Keister is a professional actress who has worked in television, film & commercials in Los Angeles, NY, FL & now south Atlanta. An actor coach with 20+ years of experience for taped auditions and in-person auditions (as they resume). She's coached actors for auditions, callbacks and bookings to prep scenes, for on-camera (t

12/02/2021

What a busy Autumn for , who booked a play in Wisconsin, had to rush to FL for a great role in an indie feature filming over a couple of weeks, and then was offered a role in another play (which opened last night). All totally different characters. She really put in the work as we coached her auditions for the WI play and the feature film, and it paid off! Plus her great acting and work ethic set up the opportunity for the offer. Here's to more 'livin the dream!'

12/02/2021

Congratulations to Kristin Bauer-Gross who heads to set tomorrow for a commercial. She's been on fire! This summer we coached for a SAG theatrical feature film and we had so much fun and creativity with the audition, she it and they added more to her role! Her commercial tomorrow is another fun one we worked on and she'll get to improv and laugh her way through. And she just got a new agent, which will bring even more opportunities. Excited for what's to come!

05/13/2021

The heart knows. What is it telling you?

Ordinary People Focus on the Outcome. Extraordinary People Focus On the Process.

03/27/2019

Dang, this is a fantastic article. A little long, but worth the read. "Pressure" is all made up anyway. We put the pressure on ourselves, comparing ourselves to others, to how we used to do it, to how we 'should' do it, whatever! Just do the things, without all the noise around it. Be in the moment. Be in the process.

Compare yourself...to you. To becoming a better version of yourself.
1% better than the day before.

A couple of the many takeaways from this article.

Ordinary People Focus on the Outcome. Extraordinary People Focus On the Process. In his autobiography, Bryan Cranston (Walter White of the renowned Breaking Bad) described the lesson he learned that helped him go from…