When working scenes with actors, I strive to make them recognize, comprehend and absorb the subtext of the material they are working with and encourage them to let their emotions build naturally based upon truths found in the fabric of the script and the actions of the other characters they interface with. This thrust allows actors to understand and absorb characters much more naturally. My workshops are unlike any other course you’ve taken. I provide you with new and valuable insight into the latest techniques and methodologies I’ve developed for script breakdown and execution as well as a simpler method for reaching a deeper internal platform from which to launch any character you’re challenged with.
Acting : In answer to a question about my teaching style... by Alyn Darnay
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How does one take your workshops, Alyn?
yes. how indeed.