Jeff uses a scene provided by a listener as an example and walks you through it.

Here is a cornucopia of advice and added clarity inspired by listeners questions and comments.

After all is said and done, what is the best way to authentically own your character's dilemma and emotion? As always, Jeff refers to the book of life.

Why do we continue to use acting methods and exercises created 70 years ago? Perhaps it time to move on.

Having too many thoughts in your head can hamper a spontaneous performance. Here are some strong reasons why.

Jeff makes a solid argument why actors must avoid rehearsing with their scene partners, on their own. It's a very bad habit that should be avoided at all costs.

I had the pleasure of sitting with David, and discussing how he got started in the business, his amazing career and his work on the new Doug Liman TV project, Impulse. Very inspiring!

Here's everything you need to know about Casting Director workshops. The good, the bad and the ugly.

The best way to find authenticity in characters outside of your wheelhouse. Powerful stuff.

Jeff continues to make his case for why acting techniques will give you more grief than anything else.