PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Through over 100 professional development hours, I have learned how to be a better teacher, arts advocate, and human. I have sharpened my skills as a technician and have gained an exponential amount of acting and directing tools through several workshops and mentorship of master teachers and designers.
Being able to witness other artists at work and receiving some of my own teaching and professional work have been some of the most valuable moments.
2018-2019
Spring 2019
Lantrip Elementary Theatre Club (5)
Lindsey Pritchett, Ryan Simpson, Rachel Jenkins, & Erin Lamb: Administrators
Assisting in Atascocita Middle School’s UIL OAP rehearsals (7)
Jessica Anthis, director
January 26th
SETC Workshops (8)
Creating Worlds “Lord of the Rings” Style - Frank Marquette, Troy University
Practical Aesthetics: The Atlantic Technique - Christopher Booth, Atlantic Acting School
Vectorworks: Generating 3D Build Plans for Scenic Shops - Camden Simon, Oak Ridge Playhouse
Projection Design: Using Digital Tools to Visualize Your Design - Jeremy Reynolds, Louisiana Tech University
The Playlist Project: An Innovative Tool for Student Actors - Michael Flowers, Birmingham-Southern University
Programming Projections: A Beginner’s Guide to Watchout - Ruth Brandvik, Valdosta State University
Storytelling Through Design: Tying Your Design to the Script - Therrin Eber, The University of Alabama, and Brian Martin, Alabama State University
Engaging Youth Through Queer Theatre for Young Audiences - Andrew Waldron, California State University, Fresno
Timekeeper at Spring Branch Memorial UIL OAP Zone Contest (5)
Contest Manager: Gary Cooper
Intimacy Workshop (1)
Adam Noble, University of Houston
Program Management Workshop (2)
Billy Dragoo, Austin High School
Tommy Tune Awards 2019 (16)
Dry Tech Rehearsal – April 28, 2019 (1)
Shadowing school captain/front of house runner (15)
41 TOTAL
2019-2020
Summer 2019
Endstation Theatre Company, Lynchburg, VA – Master Electrician (20)
John Kiselica, Resident LD; Krista Franco, Production Manager
Fall 2019
Lantrip Players – Teaching Artist (10)
Karen Grentz, Lantrip Players Administrator
TETA TheatreFest Convention Intern – Performance Tech Crew (10)
Cameron Hefty, Technical Director; Dr. Jerry Ivins, Convention Director of Operations
TETA TheatreFest Workshops (5)
Working on a Broadway Costume Team - Tina McCartney, NYC Based Freelance Costume Designer from Katy, TX
How to Choose a Monologue for Any Audition - Karen Kohlhauss, Atlantic Theatre Company
Designing Costumes for Characters and Actors - Trish Rigdon
Demystifying Color Theory - Trish Rigdon
Directing in Professional and Academic Theatre - Gus Kaikkonen, Freelance Director, Founder of Peterborough Players
Assisting in Atascocita Middle School’s UIL OAP rehearsals (5)
Jessica Anthis, director
December 13th
Spring 2020
HSPVA Portfolio Masterclass (2)
Paul Davis, Design at HSPVA; Dana Harrell, Technical Director at HSPVA
January 24th
Humble ISD Middle School UIL OAP Contest (10)
Contest Manager: Jami Windham/Abbey Fera – Kingwood Park High School
January 25th
District 15 – Zone 1 Contest, Backstage Manager (6)
Contest Manager: Frank Chuter – Klein Forest High School
February 28th
District 15 Contest, Timer (4)
Contest Manager: Gary Cooper – Klein High School
March 6th
76 TOTAL