We're all about the acting/directing/storytelling craft as told through the eyes of @JulesDameron. Learn more about all kinds of #DeafTalent & their methods.
FOR DEAF ACTORS! There's a few possibilities for classes! Jade Bryan (@DeafShowRunner) has been teaching classes, and Josh and I (@thedeafgang) are teaching improv classes (here in LA this month) and then we’re going to SF under ASL Love in Feb as well. (more)
This acting/#deaftalent thread goes for every d/Deaf actor out there-- including those who have made it to the big screen, TV, Broadway, etc. It will make a LARGE difference for you, trust me! 🤟🤟🤟🤟 #formulaforsuccess
ACTING CLASS TIP FOR #DEAFTALENT: Be open minded to your teacher. Try to see how your teacher's methods can translate into your culture and visual access. And don't be afraid to self-advocate and communicate. #faceyourfears
5) Classes are a fantastic opportunity to understand everyone's processes and to discover yours. Being scared or vulnerable is part of the acting game. So if you're uncomfortable, it's a good thing. #faceyourfears
4) Film sets or theatre productions do not qualify as training. They only add to the resume, but they do not help you learn as much as you think they would. Especially in hearing productions.
Because of many reasons: 1) We need to represent ourselves better by having professional acting methods rather than depending on the director to coach us.