Jeff discusses the importance of never focusing on the notes you plan to hit, but rather the path to those notes.

Jeff questions why actors are so quick to deny their instincts.

Jeff goes over the best way to care about the thing we’re supposed to care about in a scene by making it a personal issue, not an acting issue.

Jeff puts you in a scene and takes you through it, pointing out the things an actor should be concerned with and focused on.

Jeff explains why being generous to fellow artists with support and compliments will make you a more confident actor.

Actors need to loosen up on the reins a little and stop taking redirects and criticisms so personally. There is more power in being fluid. Learn to relax your grip on your one idea.

Jeff explains the importance of clearly understanding the story you’re trying to tell.

Actor’s seem to be forever struggling with staying in a scene. Jeff offers up some great advice as to how you can keep your mind exactly where it needs to be.

If you’re interested in having a healthy career, listen to this.

Jeff has covered this topic before but some lessons bear repeating. He hits it from a slightly different angle in order to drive his point home.