Only in acting can someone with profile and zero experience be treated as a “professional.” The Science of Acting treats acting like the profession it should be — based on knowledge, training, and understanding. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTraining #ActingTips #ActingLife #ActingShorts #ActingProfession
Acting: The Only Job You Can Do With No Training
Most acting training relies on subjective opinions, not knowledge. The Science of Acting replaces confusion with clear, objective points of reference. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTraining #ActingLife #ActingShorts #DramaSchool
Why Acting Teachers Contradict Themselves
Acting is full of vague words no one defines properly. The Science of Acting fixes that with clear, precise terminology actors can trust. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTraining #ActingTechnique #ActingShorts #ActingLife
Why Acting Directions Make No Sense
There’s one thing that shapes everything about a character — but most acting techniques ignore it. The Science of Acting puts it at the centre: thinking. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTechnique #ActingTraining #DaVinci #ActingShorts
The One Thing Acting Techniques Ignore
Da Vinci believed art and science should work together — and that’s exactly why The Science of Acting exists. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTraining #LeonardoDaVinci #ActingTechnique #ActingShorts
Da Vinci Would Agree With This Acting Technique
There’s a hidden force controlling your acting — and your life — yet almost no acting technique talks about it. In The Science of Acting, it’s called Invisible Thinking, and understanding it changes everything. In this video, I explain what Invisible Thinking is, how it shapes your behaviour (and your characters’ behaviour), and why it must be at the centre of any acting technique that takes human consciousness seriously. ⭐ What You’ll Learn in This Video What the Science of Acting calls Invisible Thinking Why “subconscious thinking” isn’t a helpful term How the CVT (Chamber of Visible Thinking) works Why most of our real thinking happens below the surface How invisible thoughts override conscious decisions Why your behaviour is influenced by thoughts you can’t see How to temporarily “lower the line” to access deeper thoughts Why childhood memories and patterns still influence you How invisible thinking affects relationships, habits, behaviour Why acting must address the relationship between invisible thinking and visible behaviour Why most acting techniques ignore this — and why it matters Why invisible thinking is essential for creating believable characters ⭐ Want Deeper Acting Training? Free PDF guide + systematic acting insights: https://subscribe.scienceofacting.me ⭐ Explore The Science of Acting & Me https://scienceofacting.me ⭐ Chapters 00:00 – The concept no one talks about in acting 00:11 – Philip Lambert introduction & credentials 00:36 – Why fulfilment is essential for actors 00:50 – What is the hidden force? Invisible thinking 01:01 – Introducing the model of consciousness 01:23 – The CVT: Chamber of Visible Thinking 01:30 – Thoughts above vs below the line 01:37 – Demonstration: thinking of another room 01:58 – Harder-to-access thoughts (childhood memories) 02:02 – Lowering the line: expanding visible thinking 02:10 – Why invisible thoughts affect our behaviour 02:28 – Examples: chocolate, parents, arguments 03:09 – Why invisible thinking overrides decisions 03:14 – Invisible thinking = the most fascinating part of consciousness 03:21 – Why acting techniques must address it 03:26 – Why Science of Acting stands out 03:31 – Invisible thinking + visible behaviour = character ⭐ Connect With Me Like • Subscribe • Comment any questions (I reply to every comment) #ScienceOfActing #ActingTraining #ActingTechnique
The Hidden Force Controlling Your Acting (And Your Life)
When I first encountered the Science of Acting, I honestly thought it was bull****. One simple correction from Sam Kogan changed everything. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTraining #SamKogan #ActingStory #ActingShorts
The Acting Technique I Thought Was Bull****
Invisible thinking (the subconscious) controls your acting — and almost no one teaches it. Here’s why it matters. #ScienceOfActing #ActingTips #ActingTechnique #ActingTraining #InvisibleThinking #SubconsciousMind If you want more insights like this, follow for more.
Invisible Thinking = Better Acting
Most drama training relies on opinions based on personal feelings — which is why so much acting advice feels vague, inconsistent and confusing. In this video, I explain the Ratio Rectangle, a core model from The Science of Acting that shows the difference between teaching based on personal feelings and teaching based on knowledge. ⭐ What You’ll Learn in This Video What the Ratio Rectangle is and what it represents The difference between opinions based on personal feelings and opinions based on knowledge Why most drama teaching sits on the personal-feelings side of the rectangle Why The Science of Acting sits on the knowledge side How knowledge gives you points of reference you can rely on Why points of reference are essential for skill, progress, and a real acting profession How ambiguous instructions (“be more believable”, “live it”, “less-actory”) stem from personal-feelings-based teaching Why knowledge-based training leads to clarity, confidence, and consistency ⭐ Want Deeper Acting Training? Free PDF guide: '5 Questions to Ask Any Acting Teacher' + systematic acting insights: https://subscribe.scienceofacting.me ⭐ Explore The Science of Acting & Me https://scienceofacting.me ⭐ Chapters 00:00 – Introducing the Ratio Rectangle 00:06 – What the rectangle represents: opinions in teaching 00:10 – Opinions = personal feelings + knowledge 00:15 – Right side of rectangle = personal feelings 00:23 – Left side of rectangle = knowledge 00:33 – Why most drama teaching sits on the feelings side 00:40 – Drawing the diagonal line 00:46 – Dotted line: opinion mostly personal feelings 01:03 – Dotted line: opinion mostly knowledge 01:13 – Where The Science of Acting sits in the rectangle 01:18 – Why knowledge creates points of reference 01:22 – How points of reference build skill & consistency 01:27 – Why the Science of Acting avoids feelings-based ambiguity ⭐ Connect With Me Like • Subscribe • Comment your questions (I reply to all) #ScienceOfActing #ActingTraining #ActingTechnique
You Can’t Learn to Act Without This Rectangle (Knowledge vs Personal Feelings)
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