The Method
“Method acting is what all actors have always done whenever they acted well.” – Lee Strasberg
What Strasberg meant with this wasn’t that The Method had always existed, but rather that it emerged as a tool to consistently achieve captivating and moving performances.
What is Method Acting?
Method Acting, as described by Lee Strasberg, is a technique that trains actors to deliver authentic, captivating performances. Strasberg believed that while great acting has always involved deeply experiencing the character’s life, The Method provides a systematic approach to achieving these powerful results.
Core Principles
- Affective Memory: Using personal memories to evoke genuine emotions.
- Sensory Exercises: Developing imagination and emotional depth.
- Relaxation Techniques: Releasing mental and physical tension.
- Script Analysis: Understanding character motivations and actions.
- Improvisation: Discovering natural behavior and subtext.
Join Our Class Learn and master The Method to bring your performances to life with Panorama Academy. Through our training, you’ll develop the skills to create compelling and realistic characters that resonate with audiences.
Next program:
- February 7th – March 28th, Fridays, 4 – 7 PM – Open
Price: 2000 kr. a month
Classes will be held once a week at Panorama Academy in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark
Note: The class duration may vary based on the number of participants.
The Teacher
Anna Tempte, an award-winning actress and writer from Copenhagen, Denmark, trained as a teacher of The Method at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in NYC. Anna co-founded The Department of Fools in NYC and is a member of Primitive Grace theater group. She wrote and starred in the short film “Ring,” a finalist at HBO’s Comedy Festival 2018. Anna continues to act and write and recently co-wrote an award-winning series with Oscar-winning director Martin Strange-Hansen.
