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Training. Coaching. Taping.

GROUP CLASSES
PRIVATE COACHING

When you train at SLATE,

you don’t just become a better actor. 

You get clearer about who you are. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • New Orleans, Louisiana with virtual coaching available worldwide.

  • SLATE is designed for actors who are serious about their artistic growth and transformation, seek highly personalized training and who are curious about exploring human behavior including their own.

  • At this time, actors must be at least 12 years old.

  • At Slate, the work happens in layers. During scene work, the focus is entirely on the craft. Nicole also works with actors on the things that shape a lasting career - mindset, strategy, the bigger picture. With 30 years of industry experience, she knows exactly when each layer needs attention. The result doesn’t just move your career forward. It moves you forward. Nicole is deeply intuitive. She doesn’t just teach acting, she understands people.

  • Yep. Nicole offers in-person and virtual coaching and audition taping. Click here to inquire.

  • Group classes are offered for every level actor. They are intentionally small, capped at 10 actors. Click here to learn more.

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