
Al Blackstone
Al Blackstone is an Emmy-winning director, choreographer, and educator. His passion for bringing people together to experience something meaningful drives him to make dances, tell stories, and encourage joyful connection.
Born in New Jersey and raised in a dance studio, he has called New York City home for more than a decade. In that time he has created emotional work for the stage and screen, thrown dance parties for charity, and introduced hundreds of people to one another.
He believes deeply in the power of dance, community, and kindness.
In this conversation, with Al, he’s going to:
Plus, there will be time for a Q&A.
This is a rare chance to learn from him OUTSIDE of a dance studio, connect with him one-on-one, and ask him your individual questions.
There is absolutely zero risk to see if Amplified Artists is a great fit for you. You’re fully protected by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If you want to cancel your membership for any reason at all, you can do so within your first 30 days and receive a prompt refund. No hassle or hoops to jump through.
We’re confident that you’ll love Amplified Artists, but if not, just let us know within your first 30 days, and we’ll refund you without any stress.
The entire workshop was recorded and is available on-demand to members of Amplified Artists. That’s along with all of our workshops from other industry professionals such as casting directors Spencer Gualdoni and Kate Lumpkin, talent agent Lucille DiCampli, and more!
You’ll get instant access to a library of 24 trainings helping you with your reels and submission videos, website, social media, branding, confidence, mental health, finances, taxes for artists, etc. This is in addition to all of the one-on-one attention you’d like through our Q&A calls and community forums.
The only thing you missed was being able to ask questions during the Q&A portion. However, you can still ask your questions during our monthly Q&A Calls and 24/7 in our forums.
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