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“By the strength of her personality and her ability to foretell the future, Joan convinced the King of France to grant her an armed force. In return, she led her small band of followers to take on and defeat the might of the English. Her conviction ensured her a place at the forefront of France’s military history.”

“A study found that Every Year 63% of Actresses and 48% of Actors struggle with anxiety

59% of women performers and 61% of men performers suffer from stress, while 37% of women and 36% of men say they have had depression. 99% will quit before they break into the Entertainment Industry. Could You Be Next?”

If you are or want to be involved in the Entertainment Industry as a performer, you simply can’t ignore these stats anymore.

The good news is that you don’t have to be part of those statistics even if you want to dive into this profession “soul first”.

Read on to find out why this course is the best thing you can do for your career in acting and avoid disappointment further along the way …

Dear Star,

The Acting Profession: No one wants to think about it, but it truly is the elephant in the room.

And that elephant will only get bigger and harder to ignore as so many people who are passionate about acting have no access to high training and coaching to be instructed in Mastery of the Craft and support and clear direction to achieve success in this field.

Right now, the statistics are startling. Every year, 99% of Actors quit due to discouragement and depression in the UK alone. Of course, it’s obvious why only 1% make it into the Industry.

Over 60% Of Actresses and 40% of Actors suffer from anxiety, which doesn’t even count the people who do not report it.

If you are passionate and serious about your Acting Career, then you’ve probably thought about this before. You probably realise that you’re a statistic waiting to happen.

You’ve probably realised what a nightmare it would be being passionate about a profession but not having the means or contacts to access and learn the job you love 100% masterfully. The lack of confidence and lack of clarity comes inbuilt with the profession. The feeling of inadequacy at times. The challenge that it is working on complex new roles. When one feels seriously intimidated by other actors who seem to know exactly what they are doing and the devastating effects that all these can have on you.

And it probably scares you out of your mind. I know the feeling.

If so, you’re NOT alone.

And you’re not over-reacting. This is a genuine and severe problem, especially for Actors, even though it has never been addressed.

Worse yet, even people who try to keep up to date with coaching by joining amateur theatre community groups aren’t safe. And those who take University degrees in Performing Arts and Acting may actually be doing more harm than good because mainstream courses are designed for the masses; they are impersonal and generalised.

You are a unique individual; you are not the masses. This is why you will find that all my courses are designed to help you as an amazing, powerful human being. I want you to see your power. You certainly don’t want to find yourself in a place where you feel desperately powerless because you feel ashamed of not reaching your absolute best in every performance. And not knowing how to control the outcome you want.

But the worse consequence of not learning to master the craft is that you will produce stale, forced and “fake” performances that might be entertaining at best but will never reach your audience’s heart and will not make an impact. Making it all meaningless. All art forms need to have meaning. That’s what makes them art.

I’m speaking from personal experience. I nearly quit, without even realising that I was giving up my dreams, even after doing a BA in Acting at University.

It’s overwhelming when it happens. You really feel like there is nothing you can do when you don’t know what you are doing wrong. And it’s frightening when you feel unfulfilled and unsatisfied with your work. Some actors feel desperate, and they begin to shy away and quit slowly, inwardly, so they start to come across as very insecure at auditions.

The point is, allowing this vicious circle in your career can actually turn your life upside down. It took me four years, right out of University, to recover.

I think it takes most people a lot longer – maybe even forever until they quit. And the road to recovery is never easy because there is almost no guidance, direction, and support available for Actors.