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Renowned Actor Richard Hatch Teaches Insight into Acting, Life Skills:
Posted by Margie Anne Clark

Los Angeles, Santa Clarita - Join internationally recognized actor, writer and teacher Richard Hatch for a comprehensive and inspiring cating class.



The classes will explore the process of acting and performing for camera and the stage!



Become a highly skilled and consummate actor. Act and audition with power and authority. Learn to give the performance of your life when it counts. Discover the power and magic of acting and performing.

Covers acting, life and communication skills (not just for actors!)

Past Workshops: If you missed this workshop, check Richard's website for future events at http://www.richardhatch.com/
Saturday, February, 2010
All Day – 10 AM through 6 PM

Bring one or two monologues – prepared
You will also be assigned a scene

Location:
Hallenbeck’s General Store
5510 Cahuenga Blvd. North Hollywood CA 91601
(nearest cross street: Burbank Blvd.)

COST: $100
(includes some lunch food and snacks)

MAKE CHECKS OUT TO:
SU-SHANN PRODS INC.

MAIL PAYMENT TO:
ANGEL HAWK PRODUCTIONS
RICHARD HATCH CLASS
827 N. HOLLYWOOD WAY #246
BURBANK, CA 91505

And I will add you to the list, assign sides and pass the checks along to Richard.

CLASS IS LIMITED TO 15 TO 20 PEOPLE, DON’T DELAY!!!

Questions or to arrange other payments (such as PayPal or other methods) please contact Cheryl first: info@angelhawkproductions.com to make arrangements.

About Richard Hatch -
Richard Hatch is best known for his starring roles in All My Children, The Streets of San Francisco and Battlestar Galactica (for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe Award), and for his guest starring roles in over 300 series episodes. Most recently acted the role of “Tom Zarek” in the newly re-imagined Battlestar Galactica playing on the Sci-Fi Channel. Has co-authored 7 Battlestar Galactica hardback novels for I-books including BG comics for Extreme Press. Richard was also nominated for the Joseph Jefferson award for his stage skills in PS Your Cat is Dead in Chicago. He has taught & lectured at the SAG Conservatory, UCLA, Orange Coast College, Maui Community College, The Learning Annex, The Learning Tree, The Whole Life Expo and Windstar.

Valencia, Calif. - The Boy Scouts of America and event title sponsor Total Financial Solutions announced the honorees for the Fourth Annual Santa Clarita Valley Leaders of Character Recognition. The list of distinguished honorees from Santa Clarita Valley business, government, and philanthropy include Bill and Cathy Kennedy, Rick and Ann Patterson, and Joe and Barbara Schulman. The honor is presented annually to individuals and couples who personify the character, values, and leadership demonstrated in the Boy Scout Oath and Law in their daily life.
The recipients will be honored at a dinner reception held in their honor at the Valencia Hyatt Regency on September 26th, 2009.
The 2009 recipients join a growing and distinguished fraternity of community and business leaders that can be counted among the Santa Clarita Valley’s Leaders of Character including past recipients: Gary and Myrna Condie, Carl and Jeri Goldman, Bob Kellar, Kevin and Marilyn Malone, Larry G. and Sue Mankin, Harold and Jacguie Petersen, Larry and Peggy Rasmussen, Dianne and Roger Van Hook, and Jim Ventress.
For attendance or sponsorship inquiries contact David Kline at 818-933-0106 / dkline@bsa-la.org

Santa Clarita, Calif. - Santa Clarita City Council Members Bob Kellar and Laurie Ender, will join the SCV Youth Project in hosting the 4 th Annual Bowling For Youts' Charity Event on April 19, at Valencia Lanes in Newhall starting at 1 p.m.

"There is so much need for our free on-campus services for youth given the current economy," said John Musella, president of the board of directors for the SCV Youth Project. "Our annual family fun bowling event brings our community together to support youth in our valley. I can't think of a better way to spend a weekend afternoon then having fun bowling with family and friends, all while helping local youth!"

The SCV Youth Project provides free on-campus support services. The Youth Project's peer mentors work with students at local high school and junior high campuses, providing case management and facilitating support groups to help teens deal with serious life issues such as teen pregnancy, grief/loss, alcohol and drug abuse, male/female issues, conflict resolution, anger management, goal setting, relationships, life skills, job skills, etc.

"The need for an agency such as the Youth Project is beyond measure," said Kim Goldman, SCV Youth Project executive director when asked why it is so important to have a program such as this one. "We all know how hard it is to be a teenager these days. We provide a safe place for kids to share their feelings and learn life skills to help them make better, smarter decisions as they become adults. We owe it to our youth to be readily available as possible."

Council Members Kellar and Ender will emcee the fun-filled day, and join community leaders from Poole & Shaffery, California United Bank, Rituals Colour Salon, The Wildcat Group, Farmers Insurance, Infinity Wealth Management, Newhall Land, Fashion Frolic, Whitestar USA, Tom Hough CPA and many other corporate sponsors and local families.

The SCV Youth Project was founded in 2000 and has reached more than 20,000 kids through peer mentoring, support groups, crisis intervention and outreach.

EVENT INFORMATION:

DATE:April 19, 2009

TIME:1pm - 4:30pm

LOCATION:Valencia Lanes, Newhall

SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION:

Corporate Sponsor - $250.00

Family Package - $100.00

Individual - $50.00
For more information on this event, to register a team, please visit www.HelpNotHassle.org or call 800.257.YOUTH