Use this time to extend your movement skills; engage with a new theory strand [e.g Laban]; or reflect on your personal movement habits and behaviours to improve your Neutral Body. This is the perfect time to invest in your skills and expand your knowledge base.

Treat this as a chance to unlearn some of those acting habits or crutches you use as a shortcut, and refresh your approach to building dynamic character. Movement theories evolve and improve over time; why not keep your process alive with some new exploration.

A close up consideration of the physical detail required for acting on screen - behaviour, posture, inter-personal relationships. Especially useful for those who have spent most of their time on stage, these sessions offer useful tools for switching into screen acting mode.

Grounding your vocal choices in the body and movement of the character, offers a dynamically complete character construction. After years of working in drama schools to align my teaching with the resident voice coaches, I can confidently say - if you’re taking voice coaching for a role, it’s a no brainer to align this work with physical choices.

The best actors are constantly looking for new approaches to keep their craft alive and fresh. Treat these sessions as an MOT - a chance to assess what works well for you, and what can be pushed further.

Yes - it’s entirely possible to structure these sessions to work as module support for drama school. Arrange a consultation to discuss what you’ve been working on so far, and how we could keep your studies moving.