A happy ‘hello!’ to you all, and I hope you’re enjoying the Summer weather! This is the first edition of a quarterly newsletter I am beginning in order to provide an easy way to update everyone I know about the professional goings-on in my life. I hope you enjoy what you read, as most of you are a very large part of why I am finally able to do this. In advance, I’d like to thank you for being my friends Here it goes…..

2010 started off with a bang! Early in January, my good friend, Mark Schoenfeld, advised me to begin auditioning for some theatre projects. I followed his advice, and within the week, landed the leading role as “Rose,” in the musical Sleeping Beauty for Galli’s Fairytale Theatre in Manhattan. The show ran for 3 weeks, and it was a fantastic opportunity to get my feet wet in this crazy city’s theatre scene! Shortly thereafter, I became the host of the New York public access show called Extreme Art Television for The Society of Unique Artists. It’s been amazing to experience New York art at it’s finest and interview some of the most cutting-edge artists in the world! In early February, my friend Schoolly D, a legendary recording artist and producer, listened to a partial track I had recorded and invited me to his studio to write and record some songs. Within a few hours we laid down a few really exciting tracks, and we’re continuing to brainstorm some great ideas. I was also involved in the making of his newest music video for the track, “Just Can’t Help Myself.” It was a completely crazy, funny, zany day, and the video turned out really comedic and light-hearted. In early March, at the world-wide premiere of the documentary We Live in Public, about/starring the social media pioneer Josh Harris, Josh personally asked me to present the official We Live in Public uniform jacket to the host of the evening’s events, Adrien Grenier. That was quite an honor!

During the VIP Talent Connect Event on March 13th, I was able to reconnect with the completely fabulous and always stylish, Jess Zaino! That very day, she cast me in the spec commercial she was producing for Brooklyn Lager. What a great day! I was also featured in 4 scenes on an episode of Gossip Girl in which Sara Conte cast me. A few weeks later, my friendJohn Buffalo Mailer asked me to audition for a role in Tell Me the Truth, a short experimental film by the Emmy awardwinning director, Gena Konstantinakos. I nailed the audition and was cast in the film alongside greats such as John Buffalo Mailer (Wall Street 2), Meital Dohan (Weeds), and Steve Colman (Russell Simmons’ Def Poetry). WOWOWOW, what an AMAZING opportunity! Working with people of this level was a dream come true, and Gena’s directorial style was magical!

April was a whirlwind of adventure! Another Emmy award winning director, Benedict Hadley, had begun filming a reality show about VIP, entitled VIP/NYC, and I was cast in a leading role. I was instructed to carry a KodakZi8 camera with me at all times, filming myself throughout the course of my adventures. Some of these adventures included volunteering some time at the 3 Dot Dash International Youth Leadership Summit for global peace, hosted by the great producer, Nile Rogers. I also documented my double-life as a regular on-air model for the QVC Network, modeling cosmetics for (the fabulous) Laura Geller. A ridiculously talented guy, Benedict also wrote an OUTSTANDING script called Boost. He cast me as the principle role of “Keran,” the best friend of the lead character, “Simah.” After spending loads of time filming theElectronic Press Kit (EPK), we are expected to begin shooting sometime in the late summer. I couldn’t be more excited (and impatient) to get started! In late April, I had the experience of a lifetime at the Twitter #140Conf, where I was not only able hang out with Ivanka Trump backstage, but also had the AMAZING opportunity to interview the great and powerful TV personality, Donny Deutsch! I was so nervous my head was spinning, and I think it turned out pretty darn good!

After attending the awards ceremony at the Babelgum Film Festival in May, my good friend, director Ali Hossaini, consulted with me about a screenplay I have slowly begun to outline, and also the development of a book of poetry I’ve been writing in dribs and drabs for years. As summer continues, I hope to delve further into these personal projects. In mid-May, I volunteered 5 days of my life at the HOBY, the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership summit, held in Central PA. During these 5 days, I facilitated an amazing group of high school sophomores as they learned about the art and selflessness of community service, made pertinent political decisions as they sat in the PA House of Representatives, and made great personal strides as human beings. It was an amazing and rewarding week! To top off a crazy month, I also began modeling for (the totally awesome) Kate Somerville Skin Health Line on QVC.

2010 has been quite a year, thus far. I can’t wait to see what the summer will bring!

I have devised a list of goals to accomplish until I update you again. Here they are!

1) Create my own weekly show on YouTube

2) Start auditioning as often as humanly possible

3) Finish my reel (I’m still waiting on bits of promising footag

4) VISIT HOLLYWOOD (finally!)

5) Finish my website (looong overdue)

Thank you for reading up on my life as of late. I hope this update finds you happy, healthy, and enjoying the sunshine!

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VIP | NYCExecutive Producer Robert Galinsky, Director/Producer Benedict Hadley, and Photographer Collis Torrington bring the Inner Workings of Talent Networking Agency “VIP TALENT CONNECT” to Web 3.0 With a New Reality-based Experience: “VIP/NYC”
PRESS RELEASE HERE

The first live “VIP/NYC” shoot kicks off this Saturday with a mega-event featuring a meet and greet and interactive keynote speeches, with an exciting group of entertainment industry tastemakers and personalities from Broadway to Feature Film to Hip-Hop to TV and more! This Saturday brings attendees and talent together for an unprecedented launch of “VIP/NYC.”
“VIP/NYC” encompasses the day-to-day events of “VIP TALENT CONNECT” with an amalgam of user-generated content, high-art-styled visuals and diverse locations throughout the tri-state area, all seamlessly strung together into one engaging five-minute segment. “VIP/NYC” captures the look and feel of the Empire State and the struggle of the quintessential aspiring NYC actor, singer, model and dancer.

Reality Project Follow Link to see video.

Come join us this Saturday for the “VIP/NYC” kickoff event featuring:

Music:
Kobie Brown – Senior Director, Music Licensing & Business Affairs, Sony
Darren Beckett – Drummer from “The Killers”
Emilie Suman – Top-selling recording artist from Paris
Bonz Malone – Actor, Hip-Hop Historian and Producer
Randy Jones – Founding member, The Village People

Broadway:
Stephen DeAngelis – VP, Gray Advertising
Mark Schoenfeld – Creator of the Broadway musical “Brooklyn”
Jodi Katz – Trans-Siberian Orchestra, “Hannah Montana” backup singer

Film/TV:
Richard Stratton – Producer/Writer of “SLAM,” creator of Showtime TV’s “Street Time,” editor-in-chief of “High Times Magazine”
Ali Houssanni – Director, featured in Whitney Biennial and has recently worked with Johnny Depp, Isabella Rossellini and Brad Pitt
Patrick Quagliano – Stella Adler Studios

Modeling:
Kalyn Hemphill – Winner, “Project Runway”
Nole Marin – Judge of America’s Next Top Model
Terri Bostaji – Manager, Wilhelmina Kids
Monica Diaz – FORD Modeling Agency
Fuji Ruiz – New Faces Director, Wilhelmina Models
Erica Moran – Model and Talent, BMG

LISTEN HERE

Co-Writer Sought for Screenplay in NYC!

I’ve been working in production in New York for over ten years and
have recently begun developing my own projects under my company
banner, Notable Features, alongside my role as Vox3 Films’ Head of
Production.

Last year I applied for the Sundance Creative Producing Grant and made
to the last round before getting nixed This year I will reapply with
this project. Specifically, I am hoping to bring on another
Writer/Co-Producer who can give a meaningful and credible voice to one
of the two main characters in the story, as well as be a creative and
logistical partner in fleshing out the role of Harlem, a central
location and in my view, also a key “character”.

Without such a partnership, the credibility and depth of this story
will certainly fall short.

Over the past year I have been working on a dramatic character piece
that will be shot on a shoestring budget in Manhattan. HARMONY
(working title) is the story Lena, a troubled young Russian emigrant
who goes adrift in New York City after the elderly woman she cares for
suddenly dies.

The film, inspired by the highly publicized case of a woman who
underwent a dissociative fugue in New York in 2009, should possess a
dreamlike quality, focusing on the details of New York as seen through
Lena’s eyes. She will bring the perspective of an outsider freed from
societal dictates. In her enchanted New York City, intimate and
unlikely relationships form out of this newfound liberation. She
eventually finds her way to Harlem and there befriends T.K., a single
father trying to make a living for his young son as an ambulette
driver. Lena eventually falls for T.K. after discovering his innate
talent as a spoken word poet. She helps T.K. prepare for a live
performance that is supposed to be broadcast. Soon after, she sees
the possibility of T.K. reuniting with his son’s mother and she
realizes that she has no place in his makeshift family.

I have a screenwriter on board (Ivan Weiss) and a Director (Tatia
Pilieva). I’ve known and worked with Tatia a number of times in the
past, and she, an immigrant from the Republic of Georgia, will bring a
personal voice to this project.

I would very much appreciate you forwarding this blog entry to anyone who
may be interested in meeting with me. I have a long treatment that I
can forward to anyone who is interested.

Thank you in advance for your help.

All best,

Jenny Schweitzer
jlschweitzer@earthlink.net

Shark Tank
The producers of the new ABC reality series Shark Tankare on a nationwide search to discover the next successful – and possibly wealthy – entrepreneurs, inventors, businesspersons, dreamers, promoters, creators and innovators. In each episode, budding entrepreneurs are given the unprecedented chance to make their business ideas come true. The show will premiere over the summer following the special 10th anniversary primetime return of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.

If you have an existing business that needs a financial injection or feel you have a lucrative business idea but just can’t seem to secure the financial backing to get it off the ground, then Shark Tank is just the show for you. Casting is looking for aspiring entrepreneurs who can pitch their breakthrough business concepts, products, properties and services to moguls in hopes of landing investment funds. If selected, five real-life, tough investors could be willing to part with their own hard-earned cash and give you the funding you need to jumpstart your idea. But the investors, also known as Sharks, aren’t just out to invest; they too have a goal – to own a piece of your next big idea.

Your business idea should be top-notch and something the Sharks will really want to sink their teeth into and might even spark a bidding war between them. Who knows – you could be the fortunate entrepreneur who gets the Sharks to reveal the true level of their interest and bid up the price of your investment!

EMAIL US AT: SharkTankCasting@yahoo.com
Please include your name, age, contact info, a recent photo, and a brief, NON-CONFIDENTIAL description of your idea. Good luck.

LISTEN TO DAYMOND JOHN ON ROBERTGALINSKY’S REALITYWANTED TO GET SOME MORE INSIGHT

Audition Stategies is BACK!
Audition Strategies: an Actor’s Workshop from a Producer’s perspective

Join us in the widely popular Audition Workshop!

When Sean Young, donning a leather costume, mask, and a whip, stormed into the studio demanding an audition for the role of Catwoman in Batman Returns, director Tim Burton hid under his desk.
Case-in-point: Persistence vs Pestering

When asked to read for a role, Shelly Winters once slammed down her two Oscars and asked the casting director, “Ya still want me to audition?” She got the part.
Case-in-point: Confidence vs Cockiness

The night before his audition, Mel Gibson got a broken nose and disconnected jaw in a bar brawl. Director George Miller loved the look and cast him as Mad Max.
Case-in-point: Looking the Part vs Being Yourself

AUDITION STRATEGIES is a one-day, intensive workshop for actors who want to learn simple and effective techniques, facts, and tips that will get them the parts they want.

Who Should Attend: Aspiring actors who have talent, passion, discipline, and even agents, but hit a wall every time they audition, never able to pinpoint exactly what goes wrong.

Why This Class: This workshop is NOT an acting class. It is not conducted by an acting teacher, a coach, an agent or even a casting director. Instead, it is conducted by the casting DECIDER, aka the producer/director. He is the one who actually sees what mistakes actors make and knows the dos and don’ts of auditioning.

What You Learn: In this 1-day, intensive, hands-on workshop, actors will go through each step of the audition process and learn fast, simple and effective ways to build your portfolio, your confidence, and your chance to get the part. Participants will quickly become adept at handling real-world situations through lectures, Q&A’s, and demonstrations, providing them with the tips and tricks necessary to capture the audience- the Producer

For more info visit our website solarnyc.com/auditionworkshop

Audition Strategies Workshop runs on 2/06/10 (Saturday), 10:30 am-1:30 pm.

Where:
Solar Productions
632 Broadway
New York, NY 10012

To Register:
Please email solarvideofilm@gmail.com with your name, contact info, and acting experience.
$50 General Registration
$45 Early Birds Specials. Register before 1/25/10
$40 Students with Valid ID
Pay by check, cash, or send payment via paypal.com to solarvideofilm@gmail.com

Contact Us:
Tel: 212-473-3040
Fax: 212-473-3091
solarvideofilm@gmail.com

FOX Reality’s “Solitary 3.0 & 4.0″ Invade “Robert Galinsky’s RealityWanted Radio”!!!

FOX Reality’s “Solitary 3.0 & 4.0″ Invade Robert Galinsky’s Reality Wanted this Wednesday February 3rd! Join us for exclusive interviews and access to: Executive Producers Andrew J. Golder and Lincoln Hiatt, Andrew Sabat winner of Solitary 3.0, Maureen Francisco and RobRob from Solitary 3.0, and Nick Leland from Soliatry 4.0.

Call in live at 877.242.8212 between 6-8pm EST to talk to our guests and listen live at http://chataboutit.com/about/robert-galinskys-reality.

More About FOX Reality’s “Solitary”
Solitary is the thinking man’s reality show. Part SAW, part 2001: A Space Odyssey, part Portal Aside from being thought provoking it also offers up plenty of grim and guilty pleasures.

This is how it essentially works: 9 people are quarantined in they’re own personal pod. They’re food and sleep deprived. They are also made to undergo maddening and near torturous “treatments”, Like sitting on a bowling ball for an hour or having to smell the worst smells you can possibly imagine (such as “liquid ass”) or having to keep their tongue fixed to a plate of glass. Anyone can quit anytime they want to. All they have to do is push a big red button conveniently placed in their pod. The first one to push it gets kicked out of the game. As long as you don’t push the button first, you’re still in. Nobody knows how anyone else is doing during “treatments”. No one knows who has or hasn’t pushed the button. It’s a total mind screw. Now add to this mix a computer companion named “VAL” who’s voice is the only company any of the contestants have during their stay in Solitary. Part sadist, part confidante, and sometimes friend, a slightly less sinister version of 2001: A Space Odyssey’s HAL, VAL is the game show host for the new millennium.

It’s fascinating to watch how people react when pushed to the limits of their physical and emotional endurance and it’s one of the most interesting pieces of television out there right now. It’s no surprise to me that it’s the most successful show in Fox Reality Channel’s history.

“RobertGalinsky’s RealityWanted” – Every Wednesday 6-8pm EST on ChatAboutIt.com energized by CBS. Call in live to 877.CHAT.212 and be a part of the show… featuring the Kodak Zi8 Pocket Camera. RGRW is Co-Produced by RealityWanted and the New York Reality TV School.

“Robert, we have an open slate to cast whoever we want… for whatever we want or need. Anyone that you might be able to send along, I would 100% guarantee that they get face time.” Producer Director “Rock In A Hard Place”

“Rock In A Hard Place” – A series that features eccentric employees, wild musicians and the larger than life club-owning Frank Pallet, all under the same sun operating a rock theater, dance club, multiple bars, and a restaurant. An original reality series, that chronicles the “actions, adventures and mischief” inside the legendary Chance Theater complex in Poughkeepsie, NY – as well as all the behind the scenes antics involved with putting on shows with national recording artists. The cast of the show is an assorted bag of personalities; from the owner-manager sexual tension relationship, to the blistering performers, to the misfit employees (including an quiet endearing all around guy and a hot-headed bouncer), the city PD, sexy club goers and the mob all of whom join together to turn this aged complex into the city’s place to be for a good time….oh, yeah, it’s haunted too… //////////

On Friday 02/05 we are filming with the bands Five Finger Death Punch and Shadows Fall. They will encompass live performance footage and backstage/tour bus debauchery.

We are poising this for potential, subsequent seasons, casting, i.e.: Rock In A Hard Place-Poughkeepsie, next season Rock In A Hard Place-Miami, next season, next city…

Please email Daniel.Bucci@comcast.net or Robert Niebrzydowski at loveactingalways@yahoo.com for more info!

Casting – Female Host, NY Web Based Pilot Project
deadline date is FEB 1.
Casting – Female Host – Web based Project Sci-Fi entertainment/news format

Seeking a dynamic FEMALE, witty, 20-30, very attractive, NY based, to host a PILOT for a web based sci-fi entertainment show. Must have on-camera, theatre or improv experience, think quick on her feet, conduct natural on-the-spot interviews, and can “speak Geek”. “Geek” meaning knowledge of comics, science fiction/fantasy/horror is preferred and a huge plus.

Know the difference between a lightsaber and a phaser? A Hobbit and a Hutt? Then this gig is for you.

One day shoot in NYC, around mid February
Rate for Pilot shoot: $350 for the day
Audition date: on or around Friday January 29th in NYC, by appointment only

Non-jurisdictional project

To Submit – email Headshot and Resume (any link to website and reel) and describe your knowledge and passion for the Sci-Fi world to citycasting@gmail.com

please only submit once. deadline Feb 1. do not submit in multiple places if you see this posting online.

DANCE FILM FESTIVAL
Calling All Dance-Film Makers!!

This spring, the week and weekend of the 22nd of March 2010 to be precise, we will be holding a DANCE FILM FESTIVAL. We are calling this week TV DINNERS because it will be bite size evenings of film based fun, culture and subversive behaviour along with some lovely chances to EAT! A mixture of new and commissioned works, zany and hideous old movie’s and some classic Chisenhale films pulled from the archive. A celebration of all things dance and filmy!

TV Dinners is an annual festival at Chisenhale Dance Space and it explores Dance Film in all its many incarnations. This year it runs from the 23rd to the 27th of March. We are looking for work from Dance-Film makers who are keen to find a place to showcase their work. We are offering a small fee of £75 to selected artists for the right to show their film to 100 strong audience. This work will appear in the New Dance Film event on the evening of the 23rd and will be followed by a locally sourced meal and a chance to talk and ponder the work shown.

THE RULES: Films can be up to 20 minutes in length and need to be in a digital format. All legal rights to use both visual and sound material must be owned by the entrant.

Please EITHER email a link to mail@chisenhaledancespace.co.uk
or send a DVD to Chisenhale Dance Space, 64-84 Chisenhale Road, London E3 5QZ. The material sent MUST be the work you plan to showcase. The DEADLINE is 5th February 2010.

Films will be chosen by a panel selection on the 11th of February and filmmakers will be notified the following week.


Free Screening of Examined Life

Examined Life pulls philosophy out of academic journals and classrooms, and puts it back on the streets as filmmaker Astra Taylor accompanies some of today’s most influential thinkers on a series of unique excursions through places and spaces that hold particular resonance for them and their ideas. Featuring Cornel West, Avital Ronell, Peter Singer, Kwarne Anthony Appiah, Martha Nussbaum, Michael Hardt, Slavoj Zizek, Judith Butler and Sunaura Taylor.

Screening followed by a Q&A with Astra Taylor.

Astra Taylor is a writer and documentary filmmaker. She has taught classes on social theory, globalization, and the sociology of film at the University of Georgia and State University of New York, New Paltz. Her writing has appeared in the Monthly Review, The Nation, Adbusters, Salon, and other outlets. Her film work includes The Miracle Tree: Moringa Oleifera and Persons of Interest, which was an official selection at the 2004 Sundance, Rotterdam, and Human Rights Watch film festivals and won the Amnesty International Humanitarian Award at the Chicago International Documentary Film Festival. Astra then directed Zizek!, a feature documentary about the world’s most famous philosopher. It premiered at the 2005 Toronto International Film Festival, is distributed in North America by Zeitgeist Films and the Institute for Contemporary Art in the UK, and was broadcast on the Sundance Channel. One of Filmmaker Magazine’s “25 New Faces to Watch” of 2006, Astra currently runs Hidden Driver Productions with Laura Hanna, which specializes in intellectual, cultural and political issues.

Presented by DCTV & Shooting People
http://www.dctvny.org/events/examined-life
When: Wed, 02/03/2010 – 7:30pm
Where: DCTV, 87 Lafayette Street, NYC
This is a FREE event. RSVP required to rsvp@dctvny.org

3rd Renderyard One Minute Challenge Call for Entries

Welcome to the start of the 3rd fantastic Renderyard One Minute Challenge. This month we invite you to submit and watch your one minute films. The films with the highest votes at the end of each month win a place in the grand final held in December. Where there will be a chance for the best 12 films of the year to be voted by the film loving public and the Final Winner announced. You can also watch the best films so far on the One Minute Challenge web site at http://www.renderyard.com

To watch this months films and cast your vote go to http://renderyard.com/page.php?page=10

So come on and make your vote it only takes a minute!

Dear Friend in the Theatre,

We’re still looking for plays for the Short Play Lab on February 6th and 7th. Our ambitious program of as many as 4 programs a month, curated by 4 playwright/producers, has created an opportunity for some NYC playwrights.

The rules are easy-peasy:
Plays should be 1 – 10 pp. in standard playscript format.*
Submit scripts in MS-Word.
You produce the play; the SPL provides the theatre (the 65-seat Studio Blackbird at Where Eagles Dare).
Productions must be non-union: no showcases please! (Solo shows may get an Equity waiver, if Equity approves.)
Keep production values to a minimum: costumes and hand props are okay. We provide rehearsal cubes, chairs, a table or two, and a couch.
We provide a board op, box office, and venue management.
There are no fees. The SPL keeps the door.
Tickets are $15. Each playwright and director gets 1 comp each. Comps are non-transferable. If you’re involved in more than 1 play, you still get only 1 comp. There are no industry comps.
There is a tech rehearsal. Plays get either 15 mins of tech (1 – 5 pp.) or 30 mins. of tech (6 – 10 pp.).
Where Eagles Dare rehearsal studios offer 10% off on rates.
Every play gets 2 performances.
*12 pt Times Roman; character names in the middle on their own line; line spaces between speeches and stage directions; indented stage directions

Many of last season’s SPL veterans ended up in the Midtown International Theatre Festival’s Short Subjects series, not surprising since I produce both events. We are also seeking longer one-act plays for the ongoing Short Subjects (cont.) series. Regardless of your plans for your play, the SPL is a lot of fun and a good way to see your work on its feet in a supportive environment. It’s also a great way to see actors and directors at work.

To submit a script, send it as an attachment to john.chatterton@gmail.com.

Thanks,
John Chatterton
Where Eagles Dare rehearsal studio and theatre

If you’ve always fancied your hand at making an ad then this is the competition for you. Click on one of the brand logos below to view the details of their competition and get your video uploaded by Feb 1 2010.

The five brand winners will be flown to Barcelona in February for 4 days all-expenses paid trip to enjoy the GSMA Mobile World Congress plus each brand has its own amazing prizes.

Our host at Barcelona will be Oscar and Golden Globe winning producer Jon Landau (producer of Titanic and Avatar). The overall winner will be invited to direct an ad with Jon Landau producing!

http://www.mofilm.com/competitions/barcelona2010

Royal Flush Festival is looking forward to accepting films for our 2010 season. Please download our Submissions form and send in your film for great rates that last until early 2010.

The Royal Flush Festival is a brand new force in the independent film, art and music scene. Initially founded in 2005 as the E. Vil City Film Fest in NYC’s East Village, this opportunity to enjoy movies and booze with like-minded people is expanding dramatically in its fifth year with a new partner.

E. Vil City is joining forces with Royal Flush Magazine, a nationally-distributed killer rag that celebrates underground music, art, video games, pop-culture and indie movies. With its strict, no-fluff stance and with what Media Post says “displays more creativity in its first 25 pages than most publications do in an entire year.”, The Royal Flush is a logical pairing.

We are excited to announce that these allied organizations, equally impassioned in their commitment to awesome content, have formed a collaborative relationship based on a shared obsession for the media and culture that they support.

The Royal Flush Festival will work extensively to bring you the best in art, film and music and will offer attendees better bang for their buck, while giving our filmmakers greater exposure.

2010 NEW JERSEY EMERALDS, SEMI-PROFESSIONAL DANCE TEAM AUDITIONS
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Host: NEW JERSEY EMERALDS

Date: Saturday, February 6, 2010
Time: 4:30pm – 8:00pm
Location: Essex Dance Academy
Street: 260 Route 46 East, Fairfield New Jersey

Description 2010 EMERALD DANCER AUDITIONS:
All potential members will get the chance to meet the Director/Head Coach as well other New Jersey Irish Management. Potential dancers will learn various combinations that will prepare them for judging which will take place at the end of the day. In order to participate, the dancer must be at least 18 years of age and no longer be in high school.

All candidates must bring proof of identification with them.
You MUST bring either:
1.) a U.S. Passport or 2.) a valid Drivers license

We will give you all other paperwork at tryouts to fill out.
Please be sure to bring proper footwear (jazz sneakers or or jazz shoes would be most efficient) Please also wear proper dance attire. Extremely baggy clothes are not acceptable. *Black pants/shorts with tights with our Irish colors for a top are preferred. Please wear your hair and make-up naturally and complimentary to you! No jewelery is permitted. Please also bring plenty of water and a snack to stay hydrated.

Once you e-mail us we will give you more detailed information about what to expect. (*Please do not contact Essex Dance Academy about information on the audtion.)
****In order to reserve your spot at auditions you MUST E-mail: NewJerseyEmeralds@gmail.com

The New Jersey IRISH are a Semi Professional/Minor League Football Organization. The IRISH will embark on the 2010 season with the highest of expectations. The Organization is currently on the verge of signing some of the area’s most prolific Semi Pro Football Stars. The Coaching Staff being assembled for the 2010 season is one of proven Championship Caliber and will be ready to lead the Irish into the season. Please check the website frequently as these current updates will be added daily.