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One-on-One Improv Coaching: is it right for me?Improv is useful in all areas of your life. One-on-One coaching is particularly advantageous if you struggle with: Presentation SkillsAre you someone who is deathly afraid of making presentations at work? One-on-one improv coaching will help you calm your nerves and grow your confidence. PitchingAre you a brilliant writer who can't sell an idea because your pitching skills are so dismal? One-on-one improv coaching will help you own the room. AuditioningAre you an actor who freaks out if a casting director asks you to RIFF at an audition? One-on-one improv coaching will help you stand and deliver. FameAre you an established actor or musician who needs privacy but would really like to learn improv skills? One-on-one improv coaching is a must! DatingAre you a bad dater? Has it been forever-and-a-day since you've been on a good date? One-on-one improv coaching will help improve your listening and communication skills - which will lead to better dates. Working one-on-one with Megan, you will develop a personalized program to tackle your issue. Unlike signing up for an improv class that can be packed with up to 18 strangers and does not address your individual needs, studying one-on-one will allow you the freedom to focus on your goals. Megan is based in LA, but can do phone/skype consults for out-of-state clients. For further inquiries, contact Megan at: Megan_Grano@yahoo.com ___________________________________________________________________ BACKGROUND:Megan took her first improv class at 14 years old. She continued her pursuit of improv knowledge at UNC-Chapel Hill. After college, she studied and performed improv in Chicago for 9 years. She currently lives in LA where she writes, performs and teaches improv. Megan teaches improv for performance at schools like:
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