You've heard the phrase, but what exactly does it mean and what is your best course of action?

Some ideas bear repeating.

Don't waste your time trying to justify your commitment to an action in a scene. Just accept it. It's simply what you do and who you are.

Two weeks of teaching 2 classes a day in Toronto lead to these observations and to one of the most astonishing break throughs I've ever seen.

Known for her incredible, award winning performance as Katie Benedetto, in The Fall, Aisling talks about her, "lucky" career. It's the type of lucky that usually accompanies major talent and Aisling is a major talent. She's also delightfully humble.

Here is a very useful tool, to use when needed, in order to get a deeper, more visceral understanding of your scene.

The winning attitude, grace and on set manners that make a set run smoother and enhance creativity.

What are the benefits of continuing to train even if you're currently managing to work on a fairly regular basis? Are there any?

In his continuing effort to bring about change in the way acting is taught, Jeff offers up an acting experiment.

Once again, Jeff shows how he coaches an actor in an audition scene without ever discussing acting, just real life.