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Authentic Storytelling with Jason Rouse
116 NE 29th Ave, Portland, OR 97232
Pacific Crest Community School Theater
Sunday, October 5th @ 4:00 pm
$45 - Limit 6 people
What makes a story truly connect? It's not just the material—it's the delivery and your authentic voice hitting the audience.
This hands-on, two-hour into session with Jason Rouse is designed to get you up and confident with your material. Jason will work directly with your ideas to ensure your story has shape, clarity, and the vocal impact it deserves.
Jason will share key techniques to help minimize stage fright and teach you how to naturally get up and get your words out in story form.
This is a small class (max 6 participants), which guarantees dedicated time for sharing and workshopping your story with supportive, direct feedback. You’ll leave with concrete next steps, usable tools, and fresh insights that will change how you view your own performance.
Creative Warm-ups to access and amplify your authentic story.
Vocal techniques to refine your message and ensure your words land with maximum impact.
Stage practice with a small and supportive audience
Practice Reading Aloud in a supportive setting to build muscle memory and vocal confidence.
Collaboration on edits, putting polish on your performance, and clear direction on your next steps.
Paper
Pen
Your Story Material: Bring a draft or a detailed outline of a story you are actively developing.
Still thinking about the story you want to tell? Take Ryan’s Story Craft class Sunday @ 6:30 pm
Authentic Storytelling with Jason Rouse
116 NE 29th Ave, Portland, OR 97232
Pacific Crest Community School Theater
Sunday, October 5th @ 4:00 pm
$45 - Limit 6 people
What makes a story truly connect? It's not just the material—it's the delivery and your authentic voice hitting the audience.
This hands-on, two-hour into session with Jason Rouse is designed to get you up and confident with your material. Jason will work directly with your ideas to ensure your story has shape, clarity, and the vocal impact it deserves.
Jason will share key techniques to help minimize stage fright and teach you how to naturally get up and get your words out in story form.
This is a small class (max 6 participants), which guarantees dedicated time for sharing and workshopping your story with supportive, direct feedback. You’ll leave with concrete next steps, usable tools, and fresh insights that will change how you view your own performance.
Creative Warm-ups to access and amplify your authentic story.
Vocal techniques to refine your message and ensure your words land with maximum impact.
Stage practice with a small and supportive audience
Practice Reading Aloud in a supportive setting to build muscle memory and vocal confidence.
Collaboration on edits, putting polish on your performance, and clear direction on your next steps.
Paper
Pen
Your Story Material: Bring a draft or a detailed outline of a story you are actively developing.
Still thinking about the story you want to tell? Take Ryan’s Story Craft class Sunday @ 6:30 pm