Rosalyn Coleman
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Educator

Confidence.
Craft. Career.

As a working actor, I bring real-world experience from stage, screen, and the audition room to every session—helping you make clear choices and approach your work with confidence.

“On a good day, I ask a lot of questions. to discover a way to connect more deeply, past my fear, in my own work/directing/work facilitating other artists and to share it all.

To be still daily. Create time & space to live inside myself, show up in a new more fully present way.

I love stories, pictures, and heroes.”

Roz

Coaching available in person at Roz’s NYC space or on Zoom.

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Private coaching

Make room for your best work.

Meet with Roz in person at her NYC space or on Zoom.

Self-Tape Coaching

Prepare your scene, sharpen your choices, and bring a grounded, engaging performance to your self-tape audition.

On-Camera Acting

Develop truthful, specific work for film and television, and build confidence in front of the camera.

Audition Prep

Explore the material, clarify your character’s relationships, and enter the audition with clear choices and confidence.

Grad School Prep

Select and develop monologues for graduate acting program auditions, with focused attention to your individual voice.

Cold Reading & Script Analysis

Connect quickly to unfamiliar material and uncover the story, stakes, and possibilities within a scene.

Character & Scene Work

Deepen your connection to character, relationships, and the emotional life of the scene.

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Education

Grounded in craft.

Not everyone needs to go to grad school or major in drama in college. I did both, and I had the student loans to prove it.

Yes, I’m grounded in that craft. But my training also came from years of study after school, with acting coaches, classes, and workshops. I still take them.

My craft gives me confidence.

  • Yale School of DramaMFA · Acting
  • Howard UniversityBFA · Drama · Cum Laude

On set

Experience in practice.

Working on set is a tricky thing. You have to be ready, flexible and open. No one really cares what your craft is; they want you to do the job. Sometimes actors get stuck on set. That’s when I get the call.

  • In TreatmentOn-set acting coach · Season 2
  • It’s Kind of a Funny StoryOn-set acting coach

Let’s talk about your work.

Private coaching in person at Roz’s NYC space or on Zoom. Teaching and workshop inquiries are also welcome.

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