by Michelle Meyrink | May 1, 2019 | Blog
As an acting teacher, a big part of my job is encouraging actors to embrace the flaws of the character. That process usually follows a series of steps. 1. finding the flaws 2. relating to the flaws 3. portraying the flaws The third step often being the most...
by Michelle Meyrink | Dec 12, 2018 | Actorium, Blog
Working in a creative environment our most precious commodity is our agility. Nothing stops development like rigidity. We work to identify and protect the quality of agility. And our rigidity, ever so slowly, disappears. The five pillars of an Agile Learner: 1....
by Michelle Meyrink | Nov 1, 2018 | Blog, Foundations
Stanilsavski uses the word Communion: “an intimate fellowship or rapport.” When the audience reacts with laughter or tears, actors respond to that feedback. That is natural and is a part of the dynamics of acting. It is the audience/performer relationship....
by Michelle Meyrink | Aug 9, 2018 | Blog
Actorium’s August Video. You can also watch “Actors! Meisner Opportunties are Everywhere!” directly on...
by Michelle Meyrink | Jun 11, 2018 | Acting, Blog, Foundations
When we begin the work in Foundations, which asks us to open up to the expression of truthful feelings, many of us encounter a habitual response: an automatic redirection of our emotions. When a truthful feeling comes up, we don’t naturally express it: we...
by Michelle Meyrink | Apr 2, 2018 | Blog, Supernaturally Shy
Websters dictionary, the first definition of the word TRY is to make an attempt at. In anything you do, in anything at all, your first movement towards accomplishment is to try. Before it happens there is the effort to try to make it happen. To stand up, you must...
