In-Depth Acting

Leading acting coach Dee Cannon offers a methodical and systematic approach to tackling the Stanislavski technique. This essential handbook guides the reader through the various stages of auditioning, advises actors on how to approach a part once they've landed it, and steers them toward making strong, imaginative choices.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 254 pages

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