HOW TO ACT 'REALISTICALLY' (1st of 2 videos on this) Acting Coach NYC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Another free lesson from New York acting-coach John Windsor-Cunningham, here on just one way to be a 'realistic' actor. This is the first of two short videos on the subject, showing how actors can make a single line 'real' so that other lines may just follow it ! Dozens of other videos about acting are on his website Windsor-Cunningham.com
When you want to audition for the school play but have no experience so you decide to binge John's videos
hi it's tweety I’m auditioning tomorrow AHHHHHHHHHHH
LEGIT ME RIGHT NOW LMAO
I'm trying to learn how to do my chosen monologue and the character's angry, but when I'm angry, I rant and talk very fast, and uhh I can't do that for my audition or my teacher will have no clue what I'm saying, so idk what to do :')
This is my exact situation
HAHAHA ACTUALLY ME RIGHT NOW
I'm surprised to see how difficult it is to be surprised!
Minda Fraser k
well i'm surprised you had to mention that
@@lightningbolt4451 but are you actually surprised?
@@CampfireHeadphase I am surprised most the time that i'm not surprised more.,this has been a horrendous obstacle .
@@lightningbolt4451 Needs more cowbell. :-D
I do agree that acting is hard work, and is a highly, skilled, profession. The best actors make it all look so easy, but, of course, it is not.
It takes 20 years
Please learn how to use commas correctly.
Natalie lnaooo
@@peachylady Thank you for your service grammar Nazi.
Nah, too many commas. Let's comma better.
you aren't being unkind, you are being straight forward... it refreshing..😊😊😊 love your videos
oh my lord I love the way he edits and explains things.
Well, glad it was of interest, but surprised you could put up with my editing! More at www.Windsor-Cunningham.com if you want it. Best wishes, John
@@NewYorkActingCoach thank you! you are very good at editing actually.
@@NewYorkActingCoach are you really surprised or were you acting
same
Overacting vs Real acting
Michael Okeke not overacting.... most people don’t overact because they can’t even act
Acting to exaggerated is defintely a thing. Many independant films have this tendacy, and it either doesnt fit the context, or the character very well. But i would almost put more blame to the filming, and the shots. Very awkward placement at times.
Or down acting
@@justme-ew3ri if u can’t act you over act
@@shanejupp8699 It you can’t act you can’t overact that’s why people who are new to acting don’t jump in all the way the choices are very small very closed very close to the body
I just had an acting class last night, my first ever actually, and we did an exercise where we had to speak based on what we saw in the room and react based on what we felt in our gut. Not much thinking, just reacting to the environment. I was so focused on trying to find something to speak about, that I was wayyyyy too in my head and it showed in my performance. Just goes to show that if you are only focused on the outcome or the action itself that you're doing (and not being in the moment) it will hinder your acting skills. Thanks for this video!
Well keep practicing, whatever it feels like, because the more you do the better you become. People who go to class once a week an watch films once and dont research are really just audiences. Actors keep working at it. John Windsor-Cunningham
@@NewYorkActingCoach I appreciate the reply! I plan on sticking with the classes and practicing on my own as well until it becomes second nature.
Well update us, hows it going?
I'm not an actor but this was very interesting nonetheless.
Yes, acting, like all art, is strangely "interesting" , I agree. Thanks for noticing. John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com)
@@NewYorkActingCoach I agree, but I don`t know how to spot good acting in a movie othder than when I can relate to an actor on screen, but how do I know if I am just liking a performance in a movie just because of presence or not? Actors like Brando had a natural charisma that came off them, how do I spot when they are acting well and not just being themselves?
@@markant9534 YOu ask sensible questions, if I may say so, but they go to the heart of what 'acting' is and so are completely impossible to answer in a few lines. If you are an actor and want help with this issue then you could have a session with me (but dont leave messages about that here as they can get lost, please use my website - at the end of all the videos). The main thing I'd say is that acting is supposed to give the impression of the actor speaking himself, not of him saying somebody else's lines, and that what you refer to as 'presence' is basically a combination of confidence and personality of a person. John Windsor-Cunningham
@@NewYorkActingCoach Thanks.
hahahaha this interaction is hilarious through and through
as an american, he seems like my british grandfather that i only see at christmas
Do all Americans live very lonely and sad life?
If your Grandfather is British, then you’re not really American
@@trllagong they probably meant nationality
@@unoreverseyourmom6119 sadly yes
@@unoreverseyourmom6119 No. Don’t listen to them, they’re trying to be edgy.
I bet everyone watching tried to do surprised
Andrew'sGoingCrazy 246 yes😂😫 the whole time I was trying to say "😯... I'm surprised to see you!..."
My Name Is Andrew later when i take a shower
@@ajayllar hahahah me too
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂yes
This guy has some of the most beautifully subtle humour and I’m loving it 😂
At the risk of spoiling your idea of my "humour" - and it's nice to see you spell it in the British way ( ! ) - you might give a look to my other website ( MadEnglishman.com) and just look at Video number ' 7 ' . I'm not sure if the "subtlety" is still there. But best wishes, John Windsor-Cunningham
This guy answering to comments after 10 years, he's a legend
he sure is.
😂
Great video John. .. acting has to be believable.. I have my own mantra .. ‘ you know your lines .. but your character doesn’t ‘ .. it has to be ‘real’
Thanks for that. Very - VERY well put. John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com)
Oh my God so true....never even thought about that......
Lol I’m gonna go downstairs and be surprised to see my sister. She’s gonna be so weirded out 😂
this made me chuckle haha
Sapphire Sushi 😂😂😂
I'm 11 and I can't wait to start acting when I'm older so I thought I should start practicing and this really helped me 😃 thank you
Do it while you still have determination. Wait long enough and that dream will slowly fade away
I’ve wanted to act for the majority of my life but I’m not allowed to.
Chase Dawson It’s just what naturally happens.
For everyone saying why not start now, sometimes parents won’t let you. I wanted to be a dancer as a kid and my parents wouldn’t let me join a studio, and by the time I joined a high school dance team I had no more passion left 😂
XX_MocoLoco_XX Mocha how
i didn’t expect this to be as entertaining as it was
I just paused your video to thank you for your lessons. I'm auditioning as Beverly Carlton and your convincing British accents were a tremendous help in "finding" him. Stop apologizing for your rudeness, you're one of the two best directors I have ever found.
He was in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" "Difficult People" (2016)
Thanks for noticing! Yes it was quite fun! John (Windsor-Cunningham.com)
Honoured to have seen this a few days before performance. And sir, it isn’t that you’re rude at all! You’re just telling the absolute truth that NEEDS to be heard by all performers. There is so much importance in genuineness in performance. Thanks
Totally agree the best kind of acting is really understanding your role and bringing your character to life. The mean word is 'being' being in the moment and characters shoes feeling their emotions and outcome you want in a scene then it becomes more realistic when you be real instead of acting, over acting really breaks you from your character and then it starts to become unnatural.
Exactly!
This man looks really cool.
omg I had the honor of working backstage on a show with John and he helped me learn how to cold read. He’s so awesome and I love these videos
Well! very kind of you, Tiffany. But I've done so many shows in the last years so please remind me which show you mean ( ! ) I can't believe I was much use to anyone else when doing it as I keep to myself so much when I'm working on a play - because my understanding of plays isn't always what others think ( ! ) But if you say I was OK to you, that's nice to hear. But remind me which play please, and not here because messages can get lost here - so use my direct email ( jwcactor@yahoo.com ) or the 'Contact' page on my website ( Windsor-Cunningham.com ) or if you're too busy, very best wishes back to you anyway. John Windsor-Cunningham
You are incredible! Thank you!
I had tears in my eyes which surprised the heck out of me (after part 2 of this) I am rewatching this now because I got so much from this the first time. Thank you again, you are brilliant.
New subbie here.
Thank you so much. John
Wel thank you ! John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com)
Amber Loves Mystery ya..me too
You're welcome, John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com)
+John Windsor-Cunningham darling this was. fabulous video
I’ve got an audition tomorrow for a role in The Great Gatsby, been binging a ton of these to prepare. Thanks very much
Congrats on being called in for the audition. If you've time, and if you're a bit bored with looking over whatever you have to do at the audition, then give a few minutes to see how some lines CONNECT in a more interesting way. That he knows he's said something before but has always 'personally' liked repeating this remark, or that he laughs at something he says in order to get it said. . . the connection BETWEEN lines can make them more fun to learn. John
@@NewYorkActingCoach thanks, this is my first audition, it’s like 1 in the morning where I am, I can’t sleep. Any tips for dealing with stress like that?
@@billjoe8734 Well, it's wonderful that you care so much about it,. One day you will learn how to use that energy in your acting. Every good, serious actor has a few worried nights. All you can do is try to do the audition well. They will glad that you seem serious about getting the job, so - you can thank heaven that you care! Many rather boring actors don't worry at all! You'll laugh afterwards. John
@@billjoe8734 Well, if the audition is early then you need to rest, and think about some of the lines while falling asleep, perhaps. It's normal to be excited about an audition, but what matters is that you have a simple understanding of what the lines mean. "Leave me alone" may really mean "Look, I'm tired", and "Come in and chat" may mean " you look cold out there". In other words, some lines may be easier than you think. John
How did it go?! I'm curious and hope for good news!
I had the pleasure of training with John a couple of years back, he was an absolute gentlemen and very skilled coach, I can recommend him with confidence!
How kind of you to remember. Trusting all well with you. John Windsor-Cunningham
@@NewYorkActingCoach you are most welcome, it was a brief but educational encounter, I am glad to see you are well! I look forward to contacting you once again once my travels have been completed! Kind Regards, Karim
So thankful for your videos and your tips, thank you for taking the time and teaching others who have searched for throughly tips like this, not like most teachers that will just tell you what to do without giving you a reason.
I can tell how passionate you are about acting sir. Thank you!
Thanks for your kind words. I'm not sure if it's simply a passion or madness, I only know that it's like breathing air when it goes even reasonably well. If you do want to see madness you might look at my other website MadEnglishman.com and just glance at a short video number '7'. I'm planning an off-Broadway show based on it if I can find the right crew, so if you're in NY I'll send you a comp, if you remind me of this in October. But MadEnglishman.com may change your mind! John Windsor-Cunningham
As the presents are unwrapped on Christmas, I will thank John Windsor-Cunningham.
Sir, you have my respect.
I have just recently stumbled upon your videos, and have learned a lot from them. Thank you so much for posting them.
I love the way you speak. It is so calming. Thank you for this!❤️
The good thing about acting and developing acting skills is that in the beginning is difficult, hard and tricky. But just like most arts forms it gets easier with time and practice
Jackson Wang sent me here.... Waited for "just Imagine~ " line. 😁 . Loved the video.
Two words that sum it up: Act Natural.
It may be oxymoron, but it’s truth.
Thank you sir. Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Not my field but this is a very interesting video John! You talk with passion and professionalism! Great editing btw.
Thank you ! John Windsor-Cunningham
this is the most useful video i’ve seen on this topic!!
I’m BRAND new to acting .. and went past the “ extra” Roles.. a lot of directors have told me of this energy I have a “ presents “.. I’m loving this
I love the editing in this! Also this sir is incredibly enjoyable to watch and listen to. Subscribed!
this started out confusing, but at the end it was great,thank you
Yes, you're right, sorry! But, like most lines in most scripts and most good films, it may make more sense the second time. But I'm glad you kept going, which is the other thing actors have to do with scripts until they understand them more ! So keep going. J
I discovered you by complete accident :D -- This whole channel has been a joy and given me some great pointers that I hope I can use in the future particularly as a presenter :)
I just realized I have a lot to be working on this hole month
Well done. Working a lot at anything is, of course, the trick to getting better at it. John Windsor-Cunningham
such details in advice! Thank you for your teachings,
Thoroughly useful, Mr. Windsor-Cunningham! One of my standard acting references to view over and over! Thank you.
I'm 13 and I want to try out for the role of 'Thalia Grace' in the percy jackson series. I KNOW that I have the potential. I've never professionally acted before and if you'd be kind enough to look into that, you'd find that there is no official message on casting for season 2. So, what I'm now resorting to, as a last minute resort, is messaging the casting directors directly. Now, I have NO idea if this is going to work, but I honestly don't know what to include in my self tape. This character is a rebel and a leader, and she's also (rarely) compassionate. I am struggling to find any way of portraying the character through just, talking..?
I don't know how to nail this audition.
If you've read the series, or could take the time to research on this, I'd seriously be very grateful.
I read the series but it was too long ago for me to remember sorry 😞 but wishing u all the best!!
i seriously hope you are doing what you can to take acting courses, and getting the rep you need to possibly achieve this role. hope you can do it
Villain energy,love it 🤣♥️
This man makes me so happy
Thanks very much! I actually have a video upon YOutube called "The happiness of being an actor", and my other website ( MadEnglishman.com) John Windsor-Cunningham
Very smart. Practical. Thanks. I wish acting teachers/coaches would watch these.
Well thanks! I do coach a few acting teachers, and I'm afraid it's up to actors to check out what teachers have actually done, and - more importantly - if they don't 'get on' with them (or with me) to MOVE ON, or have a chat with them.
I love this video. And I'm not even an actor, I just struggle with figuring out how humans works sometimes...
You really should make a video with all of those "When you say *insert line* in this way, it means *insert something entirely different* and so on. To me, if I sound surprised, I am surprised. Not happily, not badly, just plain surprised. I lack the understanding of the whole hidden language behind the words and it's frustrating as all hell to figure out. >>
If you do make a video about it, I'd love it if you could send me the link. ^^
Nathanael Winters right! Like sometimes emotions doesn’t translate to tone or facial reactions and it’s weird and like usually if someone says something I hope they’re just straight up
I love the blatant way u say everything
"Blatant"? Hmm. Yes, I think you've got me summed up there! Thanks for noticing! John Windsor-Cunningham
haha I love how you explain these things..really entertaining and informative at the same time
Hello, thank you for this video. You've got this natural charisma and confidence here that really sends the message in.
I think it was at the start of this year that I realised I really did love acting in dramas in my school-acting, singing, writing scripts, painting the set and masks with the gang, even sewing parts up! I have always been fond of storytelling, regardless of my language or medium. Is it possible to pursue acting while being a university student? I don't want to give it up.
edit: the tie is gorgeous, sir!
The answer is for you to do as much acting as you can, maybe in the film dept. at the college, and spend time with anyone else you meet you is into acting, to learn their plans and, well, DO it, not talk about it. The sooner you start the more chance you have of success, and if you get an audition on Backstage.com by asking for work in your area then find a coach near where you live, online, or come to me through my website. But my main pint is to DO things. The director of a silly university film may end up employing you and a silly commercial you get online may get you an agent. John.
Not only are you an excellent actor - but, you are also a talented orator. Your lectures, if I may call it that, are quite enchanting. You could talk about a toaster and, without knowing it, I would be entertained. Bravo.
Thanks for kind words. Hadn't thought about a video on 'toasters' but if you look at my other website
( MadEnglishman.com ) you will see that it's possible. But just look at Video number '7' . Best wishes, John Windsor-Cunningham
You raised a good point - it's difficult to play a role which just doesn't fit. For example, someone of my demographic would never say "I'm surprised to see you". So trying to naturally say that line is already an issue :')
I have found your videos extremely helpful, so I want to thank you for taking the time to make them! I am just starting out and have no experience in acting. I have a huge desire to peruse a career in acting, ultimately in films. I spend countless hours reading books, watching films, researching and watching videos such as yours. I find it difficult practicing on my own because it is difficult to watch a recording of myself and think "oh well you did this well and this not well" (hope that makes sense) I am not really sure what to practice... I would love any advice you might have, possibly regarding tips for starting out or whatever you think may be helpful! I hope you can find the time to respond, thank you so much!
-Ashley
Thanks, Ashley. - My phone and e-mail are on my website, which is listed at the end of my other videos here, not this one. Then you can send me a few questions, for free, or do a Skype session with me for $30. John
Hey Ashley....Just stumbled upon your comment while going through other..I am Sundar from India..Even I have a huge interest towards acting and I have started pursuing it recently.....I see that you have posted this comment 2 years ago so I would really like to know and learn about your 2 years in your acting career,like the challenges you went through,how did you hone your craft in these 2 years,and as this field requires a lot of patients and sacrifice how did you keep yourself motivated and positive ...I would love to hear from you Ashley..Looking forward for your reply..
Ashley Polek
I would love to become an actress, so far I've started with church plays since I was 6-14 and going on to today
How has your acting career been going so far? How has it evolved over the course of the past 9 years?
Hello John. Thank you for this high quality video and coaching.
2013: no
2014: nope
2015: maybe next year
2016: sorry no
2017: nah
2018: lol noooope
2019: hell nah
2020: YES
You are incredible!
Thanks for this great video.
Very kind of you. John Windsor-Cunningham
Absolutely love your videos. I would die for an actual class. Brilliant. Thank you
You're welcome to come to me for coaching, on skype or in New York, and as many or as few times as you like. But don't contact me on this please, as I miss most messages here, please use the 'Contact' page on my website (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) or use my direct e-mail (jwcactor@yahoo.com) and I will reply with full information about how to arrange a session and what it costs. If that's what I think will help you. JOhn
This is so relatable. When actors act extra it angers me so much!
Thanks for your thought . Of course we have to get past the anger and do whatever we do ourselves much better, and make sure we follow actors who are generally reliable! Anyway best wishes, John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com).
John Windsor-Cunningham thank you John, best wishes to you too
i wonder if this is the video Jackson watched lol
Sorry, - which 'Jackson' ? Damnit - I''m stupid, I'm not getting the joke . . .? . . John Windsor-Cunningham.com
***** there's a korean pop star named Jackson Wang and a while back he had to do a small acting role in something. Recently he was talking about how prior to doing the role he saw a TH-cam video of a guy teaching about acting. He didn't say the specific video name but based on how he described it, it kind of seems like it could have been this one.
Well nice to think I helped anyone. And if Jackson was one I'd be happy to chat with him about it. John Windsor-Cunningham.com
hahaaa i just watched the video lmao i think so,i think jackson talked about this video....
zynbw HAHAHHA IM HERE BC OF HIM TOO!😂😂🤚🏻
This is a great video . I was a bit distracted by your amazing tie , so I had to watch it a few times .
Thanks, yes, a clever tie, given to me by Laurence Olivier when he opened the Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester theatre in Manchester, and costing a small fortune then!
Love this John Windsor-Cunningham, Thank you Sir.
You're welcome! John (more at my website in "free videos" www.windsor-cunningham.com)
I am currently finding myself into acting. I just want to be an expert actress and play as many roles as I can with great performance, but idk where I can take acting classes and improve my skills
All I can say is that I know most of the drama countries in the USA and the UK, and that I usually send people AWAY from me after coaching them for a while, so that they are working with others of their own age and experience in a 'group' near where they live if possible, That is what new actors need. You cannot trust one coach always, as a lot of nonsense is being taught, so check out the exact experience of whoever you try. And if you come to me for just one session we can deal with WHERE you want t work, and if in tv film OR stage, and work on a short scene. So just do it, or find another coach whom you truly know has experience, and get on with it! JOhn
HI JOHN!!ALL OF YOUR FILMS ARE OF SUPREME INTEREST TO ME!!!
Oh his accent is AMAZING ❤️😍
Looove watching your videos!
Sir, I am a young "Want to be" actor, if there is a video that helps me, it's this one. I searched throughout TH-cam, and most are all goofy and unintelligent, or they aren't serious. Thank you, can you send me a link to contact you, I need some practical advice. Thank you.
As you are young I'd be totally happy to do a skype session (or in person if you are in New York) with your parents present. Be careful who you ask for help, there are peopl pretending they have 'contacts' when all they want is your money and this is true as the actors union is taking some of them to court! So, if you want to try coaching, in which I'd probably suggest classes you should try in the city you live in and doing plays at school, well dont reply here as I miss most messages here, but us the 'contact' page on my website (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com) and make sure your parents ask difficult questions as the idea of being an actor can be a difficult one! JOhn
You can use the 'Contact' page on my website or my email address which should be at the ed of all of my videos. John (www.Windsor-Cunningham.com)
You’re so lucky lamo 💀 by the way, did you have the classes with him?🧐
This instuctor is so engaging!
Saw your story about listening, loved it 👌🏻
Thank you. More if wanted at Windsor-Cunningham.com Best wishes, John
John Windsor-Cunningham will check it out
Oh..i really come here because of jackson..
Btw,, nice information..i watched it to the end.
Jack Nicholson said, If your in a scene where the character is Smoking a cigarette. Smoke the Cigarette don't act like your smoking Smoke !
Also, of course, still listening to whoever is in the scene. Well, I said "of course". J.
Clicked because he looks and sounds like the old dude that’s always in Christopher Nolan films
Micheal Cain? He is a legend
lmaoooo
@@mrman4369 *Caine
I'm an aspiring actor (14 years old currently), and this is quite helpful. I want to improve my acting and singing, and I hope with much more practice, I will improve. Theater is amazing, and I would love to be on stage (main, ensemble, whatever, just something). I really want to get better and it's a bit overwhelming, since I'm really walking into this under experienced. I don't know what I'm trying to say, but I appreciate this video, and plan to watch more.
How's it going
From jackson wang 😭😂❤️
This is my new favorite video. The first half is a fucking satire/parody, no doubt. "You can't just pretend to be surprised... you have to BE surprised! If you pretend people will see you pretending and think your character is pretending." It starts to make sense later. "Don't pretend to look for something. Actually look. Look for a bit of ash on the carpet, possibly left by the stage manager."
I think everyone is a different type of actor. I'm not. But I don't think anybody can explain it properly, like any creative field. Half the battle is learning to speak in your own voice.
OH IM SURPRISED TO SEE YOU!!!!!!!
This guy is brilliantly hilarious 😆 love it. Thank you!
I can't yell or act excited. That's my problem
Well, hmm, that does sound like a problem, but many great actors I've worked with were terribly shy when they started, and the experience of playing even simple small parts gradually increased their confidence, and, with it, their ability to feel excitement, and to yell about it. So just keep trying. THat is if you want to. I rarely see messages here, and I'm not needing to find new people, but if you want coaching use my website www.Windsor-Cunningham.com but if you just keep at it on your own you may find your problems disappear. Simple words, I know, but all I can say without knowing you.John
Not even during moments of romance?
For some reason I got a lot of videos about how to act in my feed, the funny thing, I have never acted or thought of it in my life, anyways is great to see this kind of videos, interesting 🤔
jackson wang from got7 made me come to see this vid 😂😂😂😂
tahoora got7 me too
tahoora got7 me too 😂😂 طاهرة انتي هون
tahoora got7 i
Me too 😂😂
tahoora got7 I just understood the joke 😭😭
i love u and ur humor
We get it... we need to be surprised.
*Me clicks on video for 2 seconds* " Hello Thank you for watching"
Beautiful video, great accent
Damn. Love ya john
you helped me so much since I discovered your channel! Thank you! :) Keep it up!
I really loving your love for acting, ♥
What a nice thing to say. And yes, you're right, I think I do 'love' it, the opportunity to discover and to grow, the almost 'shock' of realizing something about oneself and life which one has taught to oneself in a way. Yes. it's great. Thanks for kind words. John Windsor-Cunningham
@@NewYorkActingCoach well I'm also an actor, I loves it madly, it's like oxygen for me, and I love Marlon Brando and AL Pacino, I show ur love towards acting because I'm like that too.... Thank you so much. Keep teaching.
@@theamateurfilmmakers.9160 Well with this damned virus all I'm doing is coaching on skype and a few voice-overs from NY to Australia, but also a completely new play which was previously being rehearsed and which suddenly actors see there's some value in practicing online!. So "ill wind" and all that. JOhn
Learning this so once quarantine's over I might use it on people
Is very true that to pretend to be surprise creates this exact response on the public - they think your character is a liar. In this case - as always in fact - the difficulty isn't on the line itself but on scene to begin with; you can't show surprise through the line as it is an unfolding process that started way before. It is impossible to catch it after the lost. A small error in the beginning leads to a catastrophe afterwards as Aristotle said.
This was a very helpful and interesting video, thank you!
Jackson Wang brought me here.
Same
Emily Banks Same girl same
Emily Banks same😂😂
Emily Banks me too
Emily Banks too
Im helping some friends in a short film but my problem is that my mannerisms are awkward even offscreen😂
Everyone can see that I don't try to push people to come to me for coaching, but without seeing you on Skype I can't know exactly what you mean. I can only suggest you think of how relaxed you would be if talking to somebody old and sick, or to a child who was ill, - probably gently and with no mannerisms at all. So try saying lines as if you were talking to somebody like that? John (Or contact me for a coaching session at jwcactor@yahoo.com).
I'm not even thinking about acting but watching this anyway because I fount it quite interesting
Dear sir, thank you so much for the editing of the video so it would have no pauses between your sentences...
i was a lot of times saying "oh, i'm surprise to see you"
I just wanna be an actor this helps alot
Very wise man.
I learned something.Thank you.
I respect you and all you do
Very kind of you. Thank you. John Windsor-Cunningham