Working toward that goal, Stagecoach Foundation presents a dynamic range of free-to-the-public classes, presentations and roundtables that educate, engage and build community around film, technology and a sustainable economic future for northern New Mexico.
Stagecoach Foundation is heading to Navajo Nation! We will be hosting our popular “How to Make a Music Video Using an iPad” workshop at the Navajo Nation Museum in Window Rock.
Join us for a one-day sitcom laboratory, when participants will create situational comedies based on their own lives.
Creative writing workshop with Rebecca Roanhorse
Stagecoach Foundation was thrilled to participate in the Santa Ana Pueblo youth film program in July 2018.
Making a Music Video Using an iPad - San Felipe Workshop
Back by popular demand! Free! All ages welcome!
Unique opportunity to experience a master creative movement class with Andrew Pearson. Movement is integral to performance; don't hesitate to learn how to improve your performance by taking this class! Pearson is a Los Angeles-based dancer, performer, educator, and creator with roots in the technique and approaches of Lester Horton and Bella Lewitzky; extensive involvement in the contemporary landscape of LA concert dance; experience in commercial, theatrical, and experimental work, as well as international teaching and performance; and artistic pursuits fueled by a curiosity in the inner workings of the human psyche mixed with a penchant for amusement.
Space is limited, so REGISTER HERE
Why is Stagecoach Foundation offering a Creative Movement Class?
Stagecoach Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, dedicated to the production of great works alongside economic opportunity for New Mexico's underserved youth and young adults. Job creation training in support of Santa Fe's economy, with a particular focus on Film, Education and Technology, is built into the Stagecoach Foundation mission. By bringing such opportunities to Santa Fe, Stagecoach Foundation helps Northern New Mexico's youth accrue valuable experience. Such classes support these young artists' growth while creating the kind of real-world, resume-building effort that casting directors love to see!
Stagecoach Foundation is committed to inspiring the next generation of performers, and providing them with the experiences to help them realize their dreams.
What kind of experience does Andrew Pearson offer?
"As an educator, I crossbreed the ideals of a nerdy academic with a sassy socialite. Operating under the belief that dance is a social activity, I approach teaching as a sharing of ideas, experiences, and passions. I place an equal value on form alongside self-expression, historical context alongside pop-culture, the virtuosic alongside the pedestrian, and hard work alongside enjoyment. I aim to provide tools that will allow movers to find both strength and freedom in their bodies in order to awaken our potential as well as our pleasure in movement. My class has been influenced by classical and contemporary dance techniques, somatic practices, a background as a fitness instructor and yoga practitioner, and late nights on the dance floor."
Two-day youth acting workshop (April 7 and 21, 10am to 1pm). Geared specifically to younger actors (12-25). Classes are capped at 12 students per class.
Registration information required in advance: age, gender, headshot or photo - all a week before the first class so instructor can customize curriculum.
This elaborate gala event highlights 100 years of amazing art in our enchanting state of New Mexico; you will want to be a part of this unique experience. We are proud to be integrally involved with Museum of New Mexico Foundation and the Gala.
Performers will recreate portraits from the 1900s through contemporary times, using movement and fantastic costume design to bring the art to life.
Audition with LA-based choreographer Andrew Pearson for this fantastic opportunity.
Space is limited, so register HERE now!
This is a wonderful chance to experience a real-world movement audition with an internationally recognized choreographer and dancer, and to participate in a live performance piece on May 5, 2018, as part of the Stagecoach Foundation-sponsored NM Museum of Art Foundation's Party of the Century.
If cast, rehearsals will take place April 20 - 22. Performance is May 5, 2018, in Santa Fe.
Why is Stagecoach Foundation working with New Mexico Museum of Art Foundation's "Party of the Century" Centennial Gala, and sponsoring the NM Portraits Come to Life performance, from casting and rehearsing through custom costuming by Meow Wolf?
Stagecoach Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, dedicated to the production of great works alongside economic opportunity for New Mexico's underserved youth and young adults. Job creation training in support of Santa Fe's economy, with a particular focus on Film, Education and Technology, is built into the Stagecoach Foundation mission. By bringing film and tv productions, as well as tech projects, to Santa Fe, or working directly with local efforts to help grow film and tech initiatives from the ground up, Stagecoach Foundation connects working film and digital art/tech professionals to young people eager for education, information and real-world skills training. Stagecoach Foundation hosts free workshops, hands-on training programs and internships, creating once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for New Mexico's youth. Stagecoach Foundation is committed to inspiring the next generation of filmmakers and tech professionals, and providing them with the experiences to help them realize their dreams.
The young performers who will audition, rehearse and participate in the Gala event will gain outstanding experience, which will serve as education and a fantastic addition to their professional resumes.
Unique opportunity to experience a master creative movement class with Andrew Pearson. Movement is integral to performance; don't hesitate to learn how to improve your performance by taking this class! Pearson is a Los Angeles-based dancer, performer, educator, and creator with roots in the technique and approaches of Lester Horton and Bella Lewitzky; extensive involvement in the contemporary landscape of LA concert dance; commercial, theatrical, and experimental work; experience in international teaching and performance; and artistic pursuits fueled by a curiosity in the inner workings of the human psyche mixed with a penchant for amusement.
Space is limited, so REGISTER HERE
For middle school to college-aged students.
Two-day youth acting workshop (April 7 and 21, 10am to 1pm). Geared specifically to younger actors (12-25). Classes are capped at 12 students per class.
Registration information required in advance: age, gender, headshot or photo - all a week before the first class so instructor can customize curriculum.
Perfect opportunity for actors of any age looking for knowledge, craft and growth.
Angelique Midthunder began her career in the mid-1990s by answering an ad on a whim for a casting call. After landing a leading role in a foreign film and working internationally as an actress, she consequently discovered an intrigue for the casting process. Angelique spent many successful years working in Los Angeles, and in 2005 relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico where she quickly became one of the state's preeminent casting directors. In addition to casting every character type, Angelique has developed a special niche for Native American casting and prides herself on preserving integrity in cultural casting while recognizing the value of creative freedom.
In 2010 she was nominated alongside Richard Hicks and David Ruben for an Emmy for "Outstanding Casting for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special" for Georgia O'Keeffe - and in 2017, she was nominated alongside Jeanne McCarthy for an Aritos Award for location casting for Captain Fantastic. She is a current member of the Casting Society of America (CSA) and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
She now helms Midthunder Casting, servicing New Mexico and the surrounding area in partnership with Jennifer Schwalenberg, former Deputy Director of the New Mexico State Film Office,
