Susan Campochiaro Confrey has 22 years of experience successfully "Coaching Actors in the Business of Acting" in theater, film, and TV. Her intensive three-month progress is personalized, goal-oriented, and hands-on. For artists who are ready to get serious about making a living in the industry, she offers practical steps for getting from where you are now professionally to where you want to be. While Susan's focus is on working with actors, her methods have proven successful for artists of all disciplines. If you're committed and ready to do the work, this program is for you.

Susan says "CBU Inc.'s commitment is one of integrity, partnership and full-self-expression. Working with entertainment industry professionals, CBU brings about transformation, breakthroughs & miracles in actor’s careers."

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Kaizen Muse creativity coaching, founded by Jill Badonsky, derives its name from the Japanese word “kaizen” meaning continuous improvement made through small steps. This concept, converged with creative principles personified as “muses”, employs mindfulness, intuition, and creative self-talk to make continuous improvement through small steps. Kaizen Muse creativity coaching is a non-linear approach that helps individuals reach goals by engaging with their awareness and inviting joy. It lowers pressure and focuses on the client’s unique creative process (at any stage) rather than providing a “one-size-fits-all” method or only product oriented.

In my coaching, I offer proven and memorable tools to help clients begin (and begin again), detangle overwhelm, and work through areas of resistance within their unique process. Clients gain clarity and joy, strengthen their beliefs and sense of self-agency. Kaizen Muse works especially well for individuals experiencing resistance, doubt in their creative abilities, paralyzing perfectionism, and chronic procrastination.

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Cole is the founder of the Catholic Artist Connection, and currently coaches artists via Zoom from his hermitage in La Veta, CO. He received a Ph.D. in Divinity from the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts at the University of St Andrews, an M.A. in Theology from the University of Oxford, and a B.F.A. in Drama and Psychology from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

The Vigil Project offers coaching to Catholic musicians serving in the choir loft, missionary space, or other creative capacities. Musicians often work with one of our formation directors, Andrew Goldstein, who offers broad experience both in sacred music and devotional music. 

Andrew is a husband, father of five, and a Catholic musician. He spent over ten years as a church music director, and now as a member of The Vigil Project, travels around the world helping musicians and pastors revive sacred music, pave a highway for devotional music, reclaim song in the home, and discover the riches of the Liturgy of the Hours. He is regarded for his balanced and integrated approach to Catholic music, offering achievable approaches to implementing excellent music in even the smallest of parish contexts. Andrew sings professionally with the Saint Hildegard Project, directs music at St. Patrick in South Bend, and holds a Bachelor of Music from The Hartt School at the University of Hartford and a graduate certificate in Nonprofit Management from Northeastern University. Alongside author David Clayton, Andrew is co-author of Word on Fire’s Musica Domestica (Fall 2026), a two-volume book of hymns, chants, psalms and folk songs presented to revive a culture of music and prayer in the home.