Book From Tape

How do we make deeply grounded and connected choices that dare to risk? How do we fuel ourselves up as actors, so we can attack a scene?

Many people claim success by using different memorization techniques. But there is one big thing you should know before you try to implement

Everything we do and say is a direct reaction to what that other human in the room is giving us.

I'm just going to go ahead and state the obvious... you need to breathe. Right? Obvious. It's subconscious and automatic, even. But would...

Adults are bad at it, kids are great... and here's why.

As a part of our March Actors' Book Club (ABC), we read and discussed True and False, which is an in-your-face series of thoughts and the...

It's a common actor tendency to latch onto an idea in a script and be blind to other interpretations and new information that comes later...

As an actor, you must look at your audition from all points of view, not just your own. The writer of your scene(s) is focusing on these ...

Actors usually put in the work, memorize the lines, figure out actions and objectives and all that good stuff, but leave out this crucial...

Memorizing a scene or monologue is arguably the most important part of any audition, right? Maybe. How you memorize it will inform how op...