Sara Rogers

Sara Rogers has worked in the South Florida film and stage industry for over 40 years as a teacher, coach, casting assistant, writer, talent coordinator, performer, and voice-over artist.

She has taught monologue, scene study, improvisation, camera technique, public speaking, and the business side of acting and modeling. Her classes are designed to help students build skill, confidence, and a clear understanding of how the industry works.

Sara has served as a guest teacher at the ACT Symposium and for The Lesbian Thesbian. She has also worked as a Public Speaking Coach for the Make A Wish Foundation and as a Guest Coach for Women in Distress.

Sara has crafted unique educational programs that bridge the gap between aspiring actors and the industry. "Step One-The Business End of the Acting Modeling Business" offers newcomers invaluable insights into navigating the industry with a business mindset. Meanwhile, "How To Audition For Camera" delves into advanced camera techniques, enriching actors' on-screen presence and skills.

She taught at Hollywood Playhouse, where she created monologue, scene study, and improvisation classes for beginning through advanced students. She also taught for 6 ½ years at The Acting School of South Florida and has led guest workshops on improvisation and acting in corporate settings.

Sara has worked alongside New York casting director Louis DiGiamo and local casting professionals including Dee Miller, Kim Houston, Ellen Jacoby, Lori Wyman, and Unique Casting. Her casting experience includes commercial work for Bacardi Rum, Crest, Publix, Nextel, and Hertz.

As a voice-over artist, she has worked with Broadcast Video, The Miami Herald, NBC local channel 4, The Puppet Theatre, and the New York production of “Leaf Meafs.” Her television appearances include Extra Large, 21 Jump Street, and Miami Vice, with writing contributions to Don Beret-Broadcast Video, Stage and Screen Newspaper, and Marquee Magazine.