Acting isn’t just about memorizing your lines — it’s also about listening, being, and receiving. Know more about these effective techniques by checking out “Listening, Being, Receiving,” a blog post by The Heller Approach Acting Studio....
Having an anchor as a #workingactor in a scene is important. There are many varying definitions of what exactly having an anchor means. However, there is a lot of overlap in the meaning when it comes to having an objective, getting information, and learning. Having an...
Knowing when and how to make playful choices is important in becoming a better actor and advancing your career. Learn more about this technique by checking out “Making the Best Possible Choices as an Actor,” a blog post by The Heller Approach Acting Studio....
A Hollywood acting coach discusses how you can create suspense for the audience and make them more interested in the journey. Read more about this in “Highly Effective Method to Catch Your Audience’s Attention,” a blog post by The Heller Approach Acting Studio....
What does it mean to frame a joke? How can someone be funny? Why is the scene not working? These questions are very common when it comes to practicing, performing, and understanding comedy. One major theme of comedy is: timing. More specifically, comedic timing. Comedic timing...
In a world where Covid-19 is taking over, and the industry is on a temporary hiatus (for the most part)--now is a better time than ever to learn a new skill, update your materials, and work on enhancing you. Therefore, there are so many things you...
A new year is upon us, and therefore, there are many ways in which you can keep your acting muscles strong when you are not on set or actively working on a gig. This industry thrives on productivity and being proactive, so while waiting for...
One of the most distressing things an actor has to face is anxiety: it could be as simple as plain old stage fright, or as complex as the fear of being evaluated and judged. Top Hollywood acting coach Brad Heller used to experience anxieties and...
The Heller Approach is revolutionary for introducing its Non-Method Acting Approach. However, many people may have some misconceptions about this approach and how it is taught. In the interest of clarification; we would like to clear up some wrong ideas about Non-Method Acting: Non-Method Acting is...
A lot of actors feel a lot of apprehension when they are actually on set, doing a scene, and practicing their craft. This is because, most of the time; they are preoccupied with the performance aspect of acting. The root of this is fear: the...