Peter Sardi's School of Acting
Peter Talks Acting
The Actor's Instrument Is His Body.
THE ACTOR'S INSTRUMENT IS HIS BODY
Are you working off the page or off your acting partner?
'DO' SOMETHING SO THAT I CAN ACT.
As actors we have to get it 'off the page' and 'onto the stage.' That's the challenge for the actor. If you allow it the other actor (your acting partner) will do half the acting for you.
Acting Methods & Techniques.
Why I No Longer Teach The Method.
ACTING METHODS & TECHNIQUES
Process. . . the need to remain fluid
Any acting method or technique needs to be constantly questioned every few years. What I teach now I didn’t teach 15 years ago. My process continues to evolve because I’ve worked with so many students over the years. The ultimate aim for the actor, regardless of which technique he/she uses, is:
“to live truthfully under the imaginary given circumstances”
Sanford Meisner.
A SEARCH FOR SIMPLICITY
Why I no longer teach THE METHOD
Having taught 'the method' and utilised it in my own work as an actor for over 18 years, I eventually dropped 'the method.' WHY? In this VIDEO I explain why.
Accept Yourself For Who YOU Are.
ACCEPT YOURSELF FOR WHO YOU ARE
Acceptance is Key
Acceptance is key, it took me a very long time to understand this, to embrace myself for who 'I' am. This acceptance of oneself is paramount in life and in the life of an actor.
IT starts with YOU ~ the actoR
BE HERE NOW
You the actor have to show up before the character can show up. You the actor, have to be present, and it's this 'present you' that you bring to the stage. How do we do this? Have a listen to Peter as he shares his 40 years of acting and teaching experience on actor training.
It Starts With You — The Actor.
In this 3 Part Radio Interview Peter Krausz Chats with Peter Sardi on his Acting and Teaching Career.
Part 1 0f 3
Part 2 0f 3
Part 3 0f 3
Radio Interview: Part 1 of 3
In this part 1 of 3 Peter Krausz asks Peter Sardi where it all began. Taking him back to 1979 Los Angeles where Peter studied acting and what he learned in his time in America.
Radio Interview: Part 2 of 3
In this part 2 of 3 Peter Krausz asks Peter Sardi "what is it you actually teach?" Peter talks about what qualities good actors possess, one of them being the ability to RE-ACT.
Radio Interview: Part 3 of 3
- From the page to the stage.
- Working organically.
- The importance of LISTENING.
- Keeping it simple.
- Capturing the Humanity.
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