LB Acting Studio Videos
TIPS/TRICKS
How do I stand out as an actor? How do I break down a script? How do I audition on zoom?
It starts with a premise and the premise is the following: the goal is to be authentic. It’s the real and true human choices and behaviors that captivate, not the compulsion to stand out. The core philosophy of LB Acting Studio is: Learning how to do consciously what we are doing unconsciously anyway. Our techniques are derived from the science of the brain – meaning you have everything you need innately within you. Check out these simple, cognitive tips and tricks from renowned acting coach Lewis Baumander.
MINDSET
Mindset and the “Power of Thought” is everything. The ability to Paradigm shift (altering your usual way of thinking) is a powerful tool that actors can use to discover deeper and more intricate characters from within themselves. Trying to relate isn’t going to get you past the observational. An actor who is trying to relate is simulating it; An actor engaging in empathy is sharing it. By shifting perspectives and challenging your own biases you can create characters that transcend your personal experiences and help you connect to a wider audience. See below for some techniques and methods of thought to highlight how paradigm shifting can be used to develop character, understand relationships, and how to commit to powerful and emotional stories empathetically.
Stories from Lewis
How do I achieve longevity in my career? After teaching for half a century, Lewis has had numerous encounters with those at the pinnacle of their career from all walks of life. Check out these real world examples of the mindset required for success in any profession.
LB Masterclass
Watch some of LB’s most seasoned Actors on Film & TV who have been working closely with Lewis Baumander for a number of years. In this class actors experience unparalleled acting training and are challenged to develop trust in not only their work but their partner. These actors are fearless as they explore scenes undirected from both film and theater, using the LB “science of the bain” techniques to guide them to the depths of humanity and authenticity in their work.