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ELLEN HAUN

Ellen is a writer, actor & creative person living in Los Angeles. Groundbreaking.

She co-hosts Wackadoodle Time, a chatty podcast about Bravo and other reality television. She’s incredibly proud of the short film “Ellen Needs Insurance,” a comedy about the hysterical topic of navigating health care in the United States. She’s also the co-author of the humor book “Cinderella and the Glass Ceiling and Other Feminist Fairy Tales," which you can buy wherever books are sold (just don't buy books from you-know-where.) Currently, she's working on a feature film about a Mom Cult. 

She also teaches scene study acting classes, which you can learn more about and sign up for here

About

CLASSES

I teach ongoing scene study acting classes at Kingsley Studios in Thai Town.

 

My classes are aimed at both working actors who are searching for a scene study class, and also at comedy performers who haven't had much "formal" acting training and want to build a technique they can fall back on. No matter your training background, my acting philosophy is the same: we start with text analysis and build out the scenes and characters using imagination and play. 

Over the course of 4 weeks, we'll work on the same play together, which I like to do so that we're all speaking the same language. I do not require rehearsal outside of class, with the exception of memorizing your lines. 

Next sessions: 
Afternoons 3:00pm-6:00pm - Monday June 30th, Monday July 7th, Monday July 14th, and Monday July 21st 

Evenings 7:00pm-10:00pm - Monday June 30th, Monday July 7th, Monday July 14th, and Monday July 21st

Cost: $250 for 4 weeks

Class size: 12 students max

Enroll by: emailing actingclasseswithellen@gmail.com

MORE DETAILS:

The vibe is: Professional. Warm. Serious. Light-hearted. Rigorous. Kind.

The vibe is not: Culty. “Method.” (By which I mean, no one will be trauma dumping as part of a "process." This isn't actually what Stanislavsky would call "method," but that's a conversation for another day.)

What play will we be working on? It'll depend on the makeup of the class, but contemporary American dramas with comedic elements. No pairs will be working on the same scene, but you might find yourself playing the same character as someone else, in a different scene. Plays like August: Osage County, The Wolves, Moscowx5, Heroes of the 4th Turning, etc.

​Money is tight right now because the industry is hot garbage: Preach. Reach out to me and I am happy to work with you. 

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Contact Me

CONTACT

I am repped by: Molly Hurwitz at Thruline (literary), Mark Park and Valerie Chiovetti at Stewart Talent (commercial), John Schultz at Bedford Artists Managment (acting).

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