This week, I’m super excited to introduce my guest: Geoffrey Horne. He studied acting and directing with Lee Strasberg, became a member of the Actor’s Studio where he was influenced by incredible actors, appeared in the first Actor’s Studio production with Geraldine Page and Jane Fonda. He guest-starred on The Green Hornet alongside Bruce Lee, and performed in various plays both on- and off-Broadway. And, Geoffrey Horne was my very first acting teacher. Throughout our conversation, Geoffrey discusses the lessons he’s learned as a working actor, student, and teacher about honing the craft of acting, how to utilize your sensitivity in front of the camera, and why your childhood memories are the perfect fodder to fuel your skills. Tune in to learn more about Geoffrey Horne’s career and the lessons he’s learned over the years. Some Questions I Ask: What do you remember from the first class I took with you? (4:02)What’s your Hollywood story? (8:04)How do you cope with fear and anxiety as an actor? (16:29)How has transitioning to online teaching been for you? (39:18) In This Episode You Will Learn: The most valuable lesson Geoffrey learned as a student of Lee Strasberg. (10:34)Why sensitivity is a valuable trait to have as an actor. (16:50)Geoffrey’s advice to young actors to help them work on their craft. (25:15)How to utilize your childhood memories to fuel your acting. (27:28)Why Geoffrey is so passionate about teaching the craft. (36:14)Resources:Notes on Directing by Frank Hauser and Russell ReichLet’s Connect! Manhattan Actor Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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