speaking engagements
What do I bring to a talk?
Passion, confidence, experience.
Honesty, reflection, introspection.
No matter the topic, the size of the audience, or the location, an opportunity to connect with people is at the heart of any conversation. One-on-one over coffee, in a small-group setting, or in a large auditorium, the energy is the same, the vibe empowering, and the end result, uplifting.
For the last 25 years, I’ve spoken to audiences of all sizes, ages, and demographic backgrounds on a host of topics, with conversations tailored to the needs of the audience. Lecture style, interactive, or presentational with Q&A, I’m happy to connect in whatever facet is needed and deliver whatever end result is desired.
Speaking topics
The Business of Acting
Goal-setting & Dreaming Big
The Atlanta Acting Industry
Cross-country Road Tripping/Boondocking/Jeep Life
Audition Preparation & Execution
Side-Hustles for Actors/Actor Finances/Career Longevity
Sharing The Screen With Hollywood Heavyweights (Tom Cruise, Woody Harrelson, Cynthia Erivo, Mahershala Ali, Jon Bernthal, Michelle Monaghan, David Harbour, Sam Worthington, Garret Dillahunt, and Jimmy Smits; Directors include: Clint Eastwood, Rob Reiner, and Doug Liman, to name a few).
Where have you seen me?
Speaking engagements/guest contributor/blogs & vlogs, include: An invited guest instructor at the SAG-AFTRA Conservatory in Atlanta, a guest speaker at Arvold Warner Studios (AWS) in Atlanta, a guest instructor and panelist at The Houde Actor’s Summit, a conversation with Dajuan Johnson's Think Bigger Summit, the Hollywood Winner’s Circle, Kurt Yue’s Acting Career Center Youtube channel, a contributor to the 3rd edition of Bonnie Gillespie's Self Management For Actors book on the topic of golden handcuffs, Get Scene’s Spark program, and many more.
Additional information can be found on the ACTING tab, by scrolling down to the press section.
Want me to speak or teach at your next event?
Reach out at alex@alexbcollins.com and we can discuss a range of speaking and teaching topics, your scheduling needs, and your budget.