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Hugh - Acton£46
£46Qualified Guitar & Vocal Coach with over 10 Years Experience
Hey I'm Hugh, I am a qualified and experienced musician with a Bachelor Degree and Honours in Music Performance and Production from The London Centre of Creative media. I have been a guitarist/vocalist for over ten years now, playing in several touring bands with genres ranging from funk, indie and rock with performances across the UK. I'm an enthusiastic teacher that is passionate about music and enjoy teaching both children and adults. So if you need help... • Song writing or perhaps you're stuck on creating that bridge for your bands next banger!? • Developing your range, pitch, projection, control, tone, diction, runs and vibrato in chest, head and combined voice. • Getting to grips with the nitty gritty theory side of things? • Picking things up in a quicker and easier methodology that accelerates your learning and ability to improvise? • Ear training, replicate melodies, intervals, chords and songs by ear? • Jamming a few covers of your choice to develop a greater understanding of the guitar, vocals and songwriting? • Completely breaking it down and pulling it all apart to discover your way around the fret board to construct triads, seventh chords and scales in all positions? I am a very versatile teacher that understands that every musician is different. I carefully prepare and tailor my sessions to suit your every musical need and always keep it fun! I look forward to hearing from you!
Voice (music) · Guitar · Music composition
Simon - City of Westminster£72
£72Poetic London tour: an alternative London tour and chance to develop your own poetry
STARTS IN APRIL (availability is from March 31st onwards) If you are serious about writing poetry, or even just a serious poetry reader, then join me for a guide to the poetry of London, while also having the chance to work together on your own writing inspired by the wanderings we will take. A particular focus will be south of the river, the docklands, and the square mile (the old city of London). Explore the worlds of - and delve into - Shakespeare, William Blake, Arthur Rimbaud and others and investigate the liminal places of London that have inspired many London poets. I will also be able to support your writing in online classes. You may have written for a long time, or just be taking a first step to find a safe environment to share your work with someone else. Writing can be such an enriching practice (which may even transform your life), but this doesn't mean it is easy or fulfilling all the way. There are bumps and blocks and tensions... one great way through them is to start to build a community... a good place to start can be to find someone to guide the process of writing and finding ways to support your creativity. I can also signpost to places to go and can guide you to group opportunities and communities, whatever your means. This is best done as a series of classes to reflect and work on your own work. I am a published poet and fiction writer and have worked as a writing tutor for 5 years. I have an MA in Creative Writing and am studying towards a PhD. I work as a writing mentor for poets and writers from many different backgrounds.
Poetry · Creative writing · Geography
Kamil - City of Westminster£41
£41Acting Lessons for Experienced and New Actors from a Bristol Old Vic Theatre School Graduate
My lessons are primarily for adults. You can be needing a coach for an audition or a full production, maybe you want to find that spark again by trying a different method, or you might want to try acting out, great! I can adjust to whatever you need. My lessons are at least an hour or more. I have a vocal/light physical warm-up that I like to do at the beginning of subsequent lessons. I remember one of my first teachers saying "An actor should be a blank canvas." And this made sense at first. So I went up on our small stage to do a monologue and it was terrible. My teacher said, "Kamil, you didn't really do anything." "Well, yeah? I am a blank canvas" As a neurodiverse person, I am overanalytical, literal, incredibly anxious and have difficulty speaking with full confidence. However, my Master's level education from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School has given me a toolkit where I can work towards placing my self-doubt and uncertainty behind 'The Work.' The Work is the hours you've spent in the text, the pencil markings in the script, the crinkled pages from taking it in and out of your backpack. It's the objective truth that you can rely on when your self-awareness doesn't want you to be the character, when you can feel an audience member looking at you, when the person behind the camera laughs at something you didn't inherently think was funny. It's your character's lifesaver. For those that may require more structure when they receive text, I can help you deconstruct that overwhelming building into its key components. Whether it's from a play you've been newly cast in, a voiceover script you can't wrap your head around, or just a simple self-tape, we can work to break down text that lets BE that blank canvas on the day, but you know what paints you've used, what strokes you can utilise, you know the feel of the paintbrush from all the canvases you've practised on. Also, it's a good way to memorise lines. And that's just a nice bonus.
Acting
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