Working Slowly

Working Slowly

“Once you go to the script, all creative work stops” Milton says. It’s a provocative statement but it’s true if you consider how most actors jump straight to a performance or an intelligent rendering of the lines before they ever have an understanding of the world they’re inhabiting, or even a monologue’s sequence of thoughts. In this week’s short episode, Milton uses the short film he’s working on as an example of what it looks like to work slowly, even on a smaller scale. Brought to you by weaudition.com

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The Dreaded Vocabulary of Acting

The Dreaded Vocabulary of Acting

The vocabulary of acting is strangling the talent of actors. The need to use the right words is cutting off the actor's talent.

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NYC Classes Begin January 12th

NYC Classes Begin January 12th

In person classes in New York City begin January 12th

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NYC Classes Beginning October 27th!

NYC Classes Beginning October 27th!

We can't wait to see you!https://www.theactorlab.nyc

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Bonus Video Ep: Let It Happen

Bonus Video Ep: Let It Happen

This acting class session focuses on the fundamental tension between allowing authentic moments to emerge versus forcing them through overthinking. The instructor addresses how students lose their nat...

24 Elo 202514min

Why Your Acting Choices Must Feed the Material

Why Your Acting Choices Must Feed the Material

In this episode, Milton Justice explores the critical concept of matching your acting choices to the specific material you're working with. Using examples from his recent work with students, Milton de...

23 Elo 202514min

Filling The Choice

Filling The Choice

In this episode, Milton Justice explores why actors struggle to make choices substantial enough to serve their material. He contextualizes modern acting within theater history, explaining how realisti...

14 Elo 202517min

Playing Characters Beyond Your Experience

Playing Characters Beyond Your Experience

Milton and Kaleb explore how to authentically portray characters whose experiences are completely outside your own. They discuss the crucial role of script analysis in understanding what kind of perso...

5 Elo 202513min

What Worked and What Didn't

What Worked and What Didn't

Milton interviews student J.P. McCloskey about his off-Broadway experience in the Stephen Metcalfe play Strange Snow. J.P. identifies a major challenge: after months of rehearsals without set or props...

26 Heinä 202516min

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