Actors must be conscious of keeping their personal identity separate from the character they play. When immersing oneself into a character, it is easy to become unaware of the effects of that role - of how it gradually seeps into your psyche. Over time, there is a danger that your true identity can become hidden or lost along the way. By learning to associate and disassociate after the conclusion of a scene or project, you can bring your real self back to reality.

Developmental areas include:

• On set focus and attention
• Relationships with cast, crew, director, manager, agent, etc.
• Disassociating from your character
• Staying grounded on location
• Handling media effectively and avoiding traps and pitfalls
• Families and relationships
• Managing two or more households
• Multiple actors in one household
• Knowing who you are and protecting your true identity
• Separating personal and professional life
• Safeguarding self and family

All clients are regarded with the highest confidentiality.