Training
As far as Stone's theatrical training goes, she had been respectively coached by several trainers. For looping, she was trained by Terri Douglas. For musical theater, she was trained by Carol Weiss. In private coaching, she was trained by Kailey Hummel and Diane Christiansen. For acting, she was trained by Patrick Malone. For audition techniques, she was trained by Michael Kostoff. For voice-over, she was trained by Sue Blu, Cynthia Songe, and Andrea Romano. For singing, she was trained by Andrea Vibe. And for dialects, she was coached by J.B. Blanc during the recording session of R.O.D the TV.
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