That dreaded feeling of inhibition when you're acting. Jeff goes over what an actor is actually experiencing and what to do about it.

Jeff describes the difference between being a professional and a poser. He also rants about old school acting nonsense that isn't going the way of the dinosaur fast enough.

This podcast was inspired by a series of questions from, Jason, a twitter follower and the helpful comments from other followers on The Real Life Actor twitter page.

Jeff takes you through a coaching session he did in order to show why the Real Life Actor approach is so effective at getting an authentic performance.

Many nightmare actors think they're dreamy to work with. Their irritating behavior can be subtle but never subtle to the director. Here are some do's and don'ts.

Too often, actors get stuck in classes where their forward progress stops and yet, for some strange reason, they don't stop taking the class. In an industry as competitive as show business, you need to be constantly sharpening your skills and as quickly as possible.

Some are born with this ability, others need to develop it. For actors, this awareness is everything.

Jeff answers a couple of listener's questions

This refers to anything you've been told you need to do, before you get up to act. Anything other than knowing your lines and what you're talking about, that is.

Jeff discusses how to approach any performance where it's just you and the audience and the best way to stay in that sweet groove of story telling. He also talks about classes where actors also critique.