Master first impressions in auditions with the Acting Science Method™. Captivate casting directors and boost your audition-to-booking ratio.

Unleash your comedic potential as a film actor! Learn the science of laughter, master comedic formulas, and dive into body language.

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Master memorization the right way! 🎭 Discover 3 "Acting Science" tips to ace your lines & level up in 28 days. Unlock your true potential.

Learn some common hand gestures and their secret meanings and get some tips on how to use this powerful communication tool in an audition.

The Acting Science method can help you learn how to audition for bigger and better roles, including procedural dramas.

What if your self-tape audition calls for a kiss? Learn 6 "acting science" ways to communicate a kiss in an audition.

Most goal-setting programs set you up for failure. Work with your brain, not against it. 🧠

Use a SIGNATURE HAND GESTURE to make your character scary. Learn that and more in the 1-night Scary Characterization Workshop.

Learn how to write your own Actor Elevator Pitch to impress Industry Leaders.

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All acting is communication and what you are communicating is a lie. Want to book more? The secret is in the lie!

Ever feel like a fraud when you say you are an actor? Do you wonder if others feel the same way? Overcome ACTOR IMPOSTER SYNDROME now...

Find out how metacognition, sometimes described as "thinking about thinking" can help you develop more believable characters.

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When it comes to emotions, are you playing the surface or the complexity of an emotion?

Your work as an actor should be repeatable not a happy accident. Learn the importance of muscle memory in your acting work.