HOW TO BOOK THE ROLE & SHOW (Jared Gertner)

class description

Students will learn from a Broadway professional about good audition and networking habits, and insider tips on what directors might be looking for. They will learn how to approach getting work and shows, ways to improve your chances of getting the role/show, and what to do if you don’t. Great for all students who have ever wondered why when the cast list came out.

Recorded
Tuesday, July 14

Time
7:00PM-8:15PM EST

Instructor
Jared Gertner

Meet Jared

Jared Gertner is best known for playing Elder Cunningham in The Book of Mormon on Broadway, on the first national tour and in London (Olivier Award nomination- Best Lead Actor). In New York, Jared has also been seen as William Barfee in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Broadway), Warren in the premiere of Ordinary Days (off-Broadway, Roundabout), and as one of the core cast of improvisors in Don’t Quit Your Night Job (off-Broadway). Regionally, he has starred in shows at Paper Mill Playhouse, The Muny, St. Louis Rep, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Goodspeed, The Fulton, Cape Playhouse and Sacramento Music Circus. Jared’s television credits include Mom, Modern Family, 2 Broke Girls, Supernatural, Superior Donuts, How I Met Your Mother, Marvel's Agent Carter, Ugly Betty, The Good Wife and the popular Broadway-themed web series, Submissions Only. You can hear his voice in several television and radio commercials; in the films Smallfoot and Pup Star; and as a bunch of characters on American Dad, Family Guy and Bojack Horseman. Jared starred in the NBC pilot How We Live, and can be seen in the horror film, Nightmare Cinema. Since receiving his BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Jared has also been a theatre educator. He has taught master classes for theatre schools and colleges all over the country, as well as in London. In Los Angeles, Jared has a thriving teaching business which offers classes and private coachings. He specializes in creating a fun and safe space for students to explore their craft.