WHO HAS LEARNED FROM JOHN HOMA?

"John helped me and then shortly afterwards I booked United States of Tara which was the turning point." - Brie Larson​ (Academy Award Winner, Room)

"John Homa taught me how to access feelings I didn’t think were possible at a young age, while protecting me." - Kirsten Dunst (Emmy/Golden Globe Nominee, Interview with the Vampire, Spiderman)

Michelle Williams (Oscar Nominee, My Week with Marilyn, Blue Valentine, Manchester by the Sea)

"I’ve been lucky enough to work with John for many years. Bringing out the right element in me with the correct methods to fully overtake the scenes." - Ricky Martin (Grammy Nominee, American Crime Story, Glee, General Hospital)

"John has allowed me to express parts of myself emotionally and physically that have allotted me a multitude of opportunities that played, and continue to play, vital roles in my success today." - Josie Totah (Champions, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Glee, Other People)

Jessica Garza (The Purge TV Series, Six, Modern Family)

TESTIMONIALS FOR JOHN HOMA

Control your audition and have a greater sense of empowerment as an actor!

LEARN FROM JOHN HOMA

"He is passionate about acting and his students in a way that challenges all involved. If you’re serious about acting, John will bring out the best in you." - Kirsten Dunst

AUDITIONS

John has coached over 35,000 auditions with an unmatched callback and success rate. Learn to make the choices that will get you hired – point of view, engagement, personality, and cinematic technique. Also, learn to translate in-the-room auditions to self-tape auditions.

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SCENE STUDY

The cornerstone of John’s philosophy is storytelling. He will teach you how read a script, break down a scene and become a master at cold reading. ​It is the foundational understanding of genre, scene types, and story structure that unlocks an actor’s ability to create characters with strong points of view and allow for a deep and dynamic emotional availability.

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CREATING YOUR OWN SUCCESS

What does it mean to be an actor? From never having been on a set, to winning an Academy Award, what does success mean to you, and how do you create it for yourself? Understand that this is a business, and in order to get what you want to must learn everything about it. Learn how to be in front of a camera so that when you show up on set you are ready to work. Learn to write so you can understand story. Learn to produce so you can hire yourself. There is no aspect of this business that should be overlooked, because in a business who’s only rule is that there are no rules, it will be the most informed and self-aware individuals who will be able to handle anything it throws at them.

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